Category:3D Combat Engine - Revision history

KennethOfBorg at 23:32, 21 July 2021

2021-07-21T23:32:13Z

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	..........https://www.youtube.com/user/AwfulMedia		..........https://www.youtube.com/user/AwfulMedia

	~~== Unreal ==~~

	~~>> main page >> [[Unreal]]~~

	~~We had done some work with [https://www.unrealengine.com/what-is-unreal-engine-4 '''Unreal Engine'''] to develop 3D combat:~~
	~~(It is free for non commercial use)~~

	~~.... ''You can begin learning'' [[Unreal]] Engine ''for space combat here:''~~

	~~......https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgRPPSQK_r4ynfwQ6rdHFoA~~

	~~......https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtdeLyrSOdo~~


	*Convert Unreal Engine 4 blueprints to C++ : [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykrrXMQ3RqM ''' Blueprints to C++]

	~~....In your Blueprints folder hover over content to find the (Blueprint Class) items and look for the "Native Parent Class" such as an Actor or Pawn.~~

	~~....Can right click on the blueprint and take "Copy Reference" to grab the name~~

	~~....Go to File>New C++ Class>(Your Class Type Here) and click Next where you past in the path for name field (and reduce the path to a name.)~~

	~~....Click on "Public" button and Next. This should open Visual Studio with your public .h and private .cpp files.~~

	~~....Open the .h header file and between the [include "FileName.generated.h"]line and the [CLASS()]line enter new lines like this:~~
	~~USTRUCT(BlueprintType)~~
	~~struct F(name of file hear) work in progress..........~~



	*Blueprints \ A hack to improved performance : [https://forums.unrealengine.com/showthread.php?109069-Blueprint-Nativization-(C-converter)''' Blueprint Nativization''']

KennethOfBorg: /* Intro */

2017-08-12T14:13:25Z

Intro

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	........b. In SourceTree open a new Tab at the top of the UI and switch from Local to Remote in the top left to find your new Repo.		........b. In SourceTree open a new Tab at the top of the UI and switch from Local to Remote in the top left to find your new Repo.

	........c, Clone the Repo to your local computer creating a new empty folder. (Not the folder with your project code in it)		........c From your web browser Clone the new empty Repo to your local computer creating a new empty folder. (Not the folder with your project code in it)

	........d. Copy your project code folder into your new local folder created by SourceTree.		........d. Copy your project code folder into your new local folder created by SourceTree.
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	........f. Go to the new folder subfolders ' Assets' and open the .unity file(s) with the Unity program.		........f. Go to the new folder subfolders ' Assets' and open the .unity file(s) with the Unity program.

			......BitBucket / SourceTree: Putting code from BitBucket onto your local PC

			........a. In our browser log into BitBucket and open your project

			........b. On the right click the "+" sign and take clone from the new menu and copy the URL https address

			........c. In SourceTree create a new tab and from the menu bar at the top take clone

			........d. Past the source URL in and the select / create a local folder for it (fill in rest) and click clone

			........e. Us unity to open the project ('select the folder')

	== Unity ==		== Unity ==

KennethOfBorg: /* Intro */

2017-07-16T23:39:20Z

Intro

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	........e. In SourceTree select all the new files and Commit + Push them to Bitbutcket.		........e. In SourceTree select all the new files and Commit + Push them to Bitbutcket.

	........f. Go to the new folder subfolders and open the .unity file(s) with the Unity program.		........f. Go to the new folder subfolders ' Assets' and open the .unity file(s) with the Unity program.

	== Unity ==		== Unity ==

KennethOfBorg: /* Unity */

2017-07-04T20:29:05Z

Unity

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	.........•Open the Model Replace Tool from the Window menu - Look in Windows / Model Replacer.		.........•Open the Model Replace Tool from the Window menu - Look in Windows / Model Replacer.

	.........•Assign your old hierarchy root (in the scene) to the Source field.		.........•Assign your old hierarchy root( existing model with all it's parts in the scene) to the Source field.

	.........•Assign the baseline for your old hierarchy (~~scene object or asset~~) to the Source		.........•Assign the baseline for your old hierarchy (the original form of the fbx model before all the parts in) to the Source

	.............Baseline field ◦The baseline is the asset the old hierarchy was before you changed it at all. e.g. What is imported from a 3d modelling program.		.............Baseline field ◦The baseline is the asset the old hierarchy was before you changed it at all. e.g. What is imported from a 3d modelling program.
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	.........Once the source and baseline have been assigned, a tree with all additions made to the hierarchy will appear.		.........Once the source and baseline have been assigned, a tree with all additions made to the hierarchy will appear.

	.........•Assign a destination root object (also in the scene) to the root node of the additions tree.		.........•Assign a destination root object, the new model you want to take over that is also in the scene) to the root node of the additions tree.

	.........•Assign targets in the additions tree for any additions you want copied over.		.........•Assign targets in the additions tree for any additions you want copied over.

KennethOfBorg: /* Unity */

2017-07-04T20:24:47Z

Unity

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	..........https://unity3d.com/learn		..........https://unity3d.com/learn



	....''A patch for Visual Studio to keep it from objecting to line endings for Mac vs Windows with Unity C# code"\''		....''A patch for Visual Studio to keep it from objecting to line endings for Mac vs Windows with Unity C# code"\''
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	.............Baseline field ◦The baseline is the asset the old hierarchy was before you changed it at all. e.g. What is imported from a 3d modelling program.		.............Baseline field ◦The baseline is the asset the old hierarchy was before you changed it at all. e.g. What is imported from a 3d modelling program.


	.........Once the source and baseline have been assigned, a tree with all additions made to the hierarchy will appear.		.........Once the source and baseline have been assigned, a tree with all additions made to the hierarchy will appear.

KennethOfBorg: /* Unity */

2017-07-04T20:24:01Z

Unity

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 ...........http://www.grebulon.com/software/stripem.php
 ....''Code for Unity to help replace model meshes on game objects''
-.......''Download the code in its folder system and place that in the Assets Folder of your Unity Project.''
+...........https://github.com/Arcturus-Studio/modelreplacetool
 ....''C# coding for beginners in [[Unity]] ''here:''

KennethOfBorg: /* Unity */

2017-07-04T18:43:10Z

Unity

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	..........https://unity3d.com/learn		..........https://unity3d.com/learn

	....''A patch for Visual Studio to keep it from objecting to line endings for Mac vs Windows with Unity C# code"		....''A patch for Visual Studio to keep it from objecting to line endings for Mac vs Windows with Unity C# code"\''

	...........http://www.grebulon.com/software/stripem.php		...........http://www.grebulon.com/software/stripem.php

			....''Code for Unity to help replace model meshes on game objects''

			.......''Download the code in its folder system and place that in the Assets Folder of your Unity Project.''

			.......'' Look in Windows / Model Replacer. Instructions at the link''

			...........https://github.com/Arcturus-Studio/modelreplacetool

	....''C# coding for beginners in [[Unity]] ''here:''		....''C# coding for beginners in [[Unity]] ''here:''

KennethOfBorg: /* Intro */

2017-07-04T16:04:42Z

Intro

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	........e. In SourceTree select all the new files and Commit + Push them to Bitbutcket.		........e. In SourceTree select all the new files and Commit + Push them to Bitbutcket.

			........f. Go to the new folder subfolders and open the .unity file(s) with the Unity program.

	== Unity ==		== Unity ==

KennethOfBorg: /* Intro */

2017-07-04T15:16:34Z

Intro

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	All about 3D combat engine		All about 3D combat engine

			...Source Control:

			......BitBucket / SourceTree: Putting code into a BitBucket Repo.

			........a. Login to your BitBucket account and create a new Repo.

			........b. In SourceTree open a new Tab at the top of the UI and switch from Local to Remote in the top left to find your new Repo.

			........c, Clone the Repo to your local computer creating a new empty folder. (Not the folder with your project code in it)

			........d. Copy your project code folder into your new local folder created by SourceTree.

			........e. In SourceTree select all the new files and Commit + Push them to Bitbutcket.

	== Unity ==		== Unity ==

KennethOfBorg at 21:56, 25 June 2017

2017-06-25T21:56:41Z

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	..........https://unity3d.com/learn		..........https://unity3d.com/learn

			....''A patch for Visual Studio to keep it from objecting to line endings for Mac vs Windows with Unity C# code"

			...........http://www.grebulon.com/software/stripem.php

	....''C# coding for beginners in [[Unity]] ''here:''		....''C# coding for beginners in [[Unity]] ''here:''