Legacy:VariableTimedMover

UT2004 :: Actor >> Mover >> VariableTimedMover (custom)

This version is for use with any number of Keys and in all Mover InitialStates. Mover -> MoveTime becomes a multiplier for the VariableTimedMover -> KeyMoveTime array, so keep MoveTime at 1.0 to allow the KeyMoveTime values to represent seconds.

A test map file with this actor is available on this UnrealPlayground Forum thread: VariableTimedMover

Properties

Main

bool bActAsClientMover

This mover will be disabled on Servers, just as ClientMover.

array<float> KeyMoveTime

The time (multiplier of MoveTime) it takes to go from this key number to the next. (Tip: Keep MoveTime at 1.0 to allow the KeyMoveTime values to represent seconds.)

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array<float> KeyMoveSpeed

The actual time in seconds it takes to go from this key number to the next.

Source Code

//=============================================================================</span><div class="hidden">// VariableTimedMover
// Allows custom MoveTimes per key (modified from a version by Fataloverdose)
// by SuperApe -- Sept 2005
//=============================================================================
class VariableTimedMover extends Mover;

var()		bool				bActAsClientMover;
var()		array<float>		KeyMoveTime;
var			array<float>		KeyMoveSpeed;

function PostBeginPlay()
{
	local	int		n;

	for ( n = 0; n < KeyMoveTime.length; n++ )
		KeyMoveSpeed[n] = KeyMoveTime[n] * MoveTime;

	Super.PostBeginPlay();

	MoveTime = KeyMoveSpeed[ KeyNum ];

	if ( bActAsClientMover && Level.NetMode == NM_DedicatedServer )
	{
		SetTimer( 0, false );
		SetPhysics( PHYS_None );
		GotoState('ServerIdle');
	}
}

simulated event KeyFrameReached()
{
	MoveTime = KeyMoveSpeed[ KeyNum ];
	Super.KeyFrameReached();
}

function DoOpen()
{
	MoveTime = KeyMoveSpeed[ KeyNum ];
	Super.DoOpen();
}

function DoClose()
{                                                   
	MoveTime = KeyMoveSpeed[ KeyNum ];
	Super.DoClose();
}

state ServerIdle
{
	// Do nothing on the Server
}

state() LoopMove
{
	event KeyFrameReached()
	{
		MoveTime = KeyMoveSpeed[ KeyNum ];
		Super.KeyFrameReached();
	}
}

state() ConstantLoop
{
	event KeyFrameReached()
	{
		MoveTime = KeyMoveSpeed[ KeyNum ];
		Super.KeyFrameReached();
	}
}

state() LeadInOutLooper
{
	event KeyFrameReached()
	{
		MoveTime = KeyMoveSpeed[ KeyNum ];
		Super.KeyFrameReached();
	}
}

state LeadInOutLooping
{
	event KeyFrameReached()
	{
		MoveTime = KeyMoveSpeed[ KeyNum ];
		Super.KeyFrameReached();
	}
}

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