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Firstly, you will need to understand how [[classes]] in unreal script are defined. As stated on this page the [[extends clause]] is mandatory for all classes except for object. | Firstly, you will need to understand how [[classes]] in unreal script are defined. As stated on this page the [[extends clause]] is mandatory for all classes except for object. | ||
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Firstly, you will need to understand how classes in unreal script are defined. As stated on this page the extends clause is mandatory for all classes except for object.
For the purpose of this example we will assume YourClass extends UE3:Mutator_(UT3).
class YourClass extends Mutator; function InitMutator(string Options, out string ErrorMessage) { `log("I am your mutator!",,'mutator'); }
Your file should look like the above with the exception of YourClass, save the file as {Your Package}\Classes\YourClass.uc
