Xcom 2 Timer Mod
Xcom 2 Timer Mod 1
I guess this type of question is becoming a FAQ, so here is an attempt at a FAQ answer.a. Check the pinned resource thread in this forum for tips on how to use the SDK (you already did this, great).b. Check steam workshop and search for a few keywords. Can you find a mod which already does that? Either use it, or download it and look at the files it changes.c.
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Xcom 2 Timer Mod Minecraft
Use your text editor (and the pinned resource thread for suggestions), search in the game ini files for variable names, or comments which may seem relevant for what you are trying to do. If you find some, try changing them to see if you understand the effect.d. If you are pretty sure nothing in the ini file covers this, then try the same searching experiment on the unrealscript files that are found in the SDK, OrigSrc directory. If you find some, be aware that changing uc files is harder, but still possible, and try making a mod for it.e. Can't find any mod, or any ini variable, or any uc script that seems relevant?
Post on a thread here, with details of where you looked. Knowing that you have looked at the easy stuff, another modder may 'take the challenge' to look for harder stuff.Edited by davidlallen, 03 March 2016 - 06:45 AM. Hey traenol.You've found the right place - XComGameStateLootDrop.
But changing the constant const MaxLootExpirationTurns = 3;won't do the trick. I think this is only true if you are looking at the code with UE Explorer, which isn't looking at the.uc files as released in the SDK, but instead showing the decompiled code from the.u or.upk.Constants are replaced at compile-time, so it basically is going to look like a constant to UE Explorer.In my source file, the code reads: LootDrop.LootExpirationTurnsRemaining = MaxLootExpirationTurns;indicating that is it pulling from the constant. Of course, better for modding would be if it were pulling from a config variable.Yea, I wasn't looking at the src uc file, was pulling from ue explorer, as it makes finding these things so much easier. Good to know that it does that though(I wasn't aware of that change during compile time, so thanks for that). The other big change is that macros gets swapped out, which generally results in much longer and less readable code.For example, in the original.uc file, CoolUnderPressure reads like this: `CREATEX2ABILITYTEMPLATE(Template, 'CoolUnderPressure');However, when decompiled by UE Explorer, it cannot decompile to the macro, so it ends up looking like this: Template = new (none, string('CoolUnderPressure')) class'X2AbilityTemplate';Template.SetTemplateName('CoolUnderPressure');Something else to consider is that comments by Firaxis coders aren't visible in UE Explorer. So you miss out on gems like: // TODO JWATS: Generalize this the association between effects and custom anim sets.
I.e., modders could// add a 'drunk' effect and anim set. Please modders. You know what needs done.