Core.Object

ClassIsChildOf Source code

Returns whether TestClass is a subclass of Parentclass. If the two classes are the same it returns true.

ClearConfig Source code

Remove this object's section from the appropriate .ini file, and reload the script defaults for this object. If PropertyName is specified, only remove and reload that property, if found.

ClockwiseFrom Source code

Cos Source code

Returns cosine( A )

Created Source code

Notifiction for object based classes only (not actors)

Cross Source code

Disable Source code

Disables a probe function.

Divide Source code

Divides a string and returns the two parts.

Dot Source code

DynamicLoadObject Source code

Returns a reference to a specified object, loading it if necessary.

EatStr Source code

Moves Num elements from Source to Dest

Enable Source code

Enables a probe function.

EndState Source code

Called immediately before going out of the current state, while within the GotoState call that caused the state change.

Eval Source code

Given boolean expression Condition, return string ResultIfTrue if the expression evaluates to true, otherwise return ResultIfFalse.

Exp Source code

FClamp Source code

If V is smaller than A, A is returned. If V is larger than B, B is returned. In any other case V is returned.

FindObject Source code

FMax Source code

Returns the higher of the two values.

FMin Source code

Returns the lower of the two values.

FRand Source code

Returns a random number between 0 and 1.

GetAxes Source code

GetEnum Source code

Returns the i-th element of the given enumeration, as in GetEnum(enum'MyEnum', 2) or an empty name of the specified index exceeds the number of elements in the enumeration.

GetItemName Source code

Returns the string representation of the name of an object without the package prefixes.

GetPerObjectNames Source code

Returns all section names that exist in the .ini file specified by ININame which correspond to PerObjectConfig classes.

GetPropertyText Source code

Returns the value of the specified property typecasted to string. It is not possible to access default properties in this manner. This is useful when you don't want any dependencies to the package of an object, but still need to access its public (i.e. neither private nor protected) properties.
Usage: aString=anObject.GetPropertyText("PropertyName");

GetReferencers Source code

Returns a list of objects referencing the specified target object. Useful for debugging garbage collection problems.

GetStateName Source code

Returns the object's current state name.

GetUnAxes Source code

GotoState Source code

Switches to a new state. State code execution begins at the specified label or at "Begin:" if Label is not specified.
Before the state is changed the old state's EndState function is called. After the state changed BeginState of the new state is called.

InStr Source code

If the string t is found inside S InStr returns the starting position with the first character of S being 0. If t is not found InStr returns -1.

InterpCurveEval Source code

InterpCurveGetInputDomain Source code

InterpCurveGetOutputRange Source code

Invert Source code

IsA Source code

Returns whether the object's class is the specified class or a subclass. This function doesn't need a reference to the desired class, but just the class's name.

IsInState Source code

Returns whether the object's current state is the one specified.

IsOnConsole Source code

For console specific stuff. "Console" in this case refers to a game console. Not the console dropped down and typed into.

IsSoaking Source code

For console specific stuff.

Left Source code

Returns the i leftmost characters of S.

Len Source code

Returns the length of a string.

Lerp Source code

Returns the linear interpolation between A and B.
The return value is calculated through something like this: (B - A) * Alpha + A

Localize Source code

Returns the string found in PackageName.int in the [SectionName] section. Logs an error if no localization for the specified string is found.

Locs Source code

Returns S converted to lowercase.

Log Source code

Writes a line to the log file. The line begins with the Tag or "ScriptLog:" if Tag was not specified, followed by the log string.
The tags 'Error' and 'Warning' (and probably others, too) have a special meaning in Commandlets.

Loge Source code

Returns log(A), the natural logarithm

Max Source code

Returns the higher of the two values.

Mid Source code

Returns the middle part of S, starting at character i and including j characters (or all of them if j is not specified). Note: the 1st char has the number 0, this is diffrent then in visual basic, where the 1st char is 1.

Min Source code

Returns the lower of the two values.

MirrorVectorByNormal Source code

Normal Source code

Normalize Source code

OrthoRotation Source code

PlatformIs64Bit Source code

PlatformIsMacOS Source code

PlatformIsUnix Source code

PlatformIsWindows Source code

QuatFindBetween Source code

QuatFromAxisAndAngle Source code

QuatFromRotator Source code

QuatInvert Source code

QuatProduct Source code

QuatRotateVector Source code

QuatSlerp Source code

QuatToRotator Source code

Rand Source code

Returns a random number ranging from 0 to Max-1.

RandRange Source code

Return a random number within the given range.

Repl Source code

Replaces all occurances of Match in string Src. Specify true for bCaseSensitive if matching should be case-sensitive.

ReplaceText Source code

Like Repl, but modifies the input string variable directly and is always case-sensitive.

ResetConfig Source code

Resets the config and globalconfig variables of this object's class to the values stored in Default.ini or DefUser.ini.

Right Source code

Returns the i rightmost characters of S.

RotRand Source code

Round Source code

Returns A rounded off to the nearest whole number, e.g. pass 1.05 and it returns 1.00, 5.5 will return 6.0 etc.

SaveConfig Source code

Saves the current values of config and globalconfig variables of this object to the ini file and sets them as default values for the object's class.

SetPropertyText Source code

Assigns a value to the specified public non-constant property of an object. Only use this for properties that can be typecasted from string.
Usage: anObject.SetPropertyString("PropertyName", "new value");

Sin Source code

Returns sine( A )

Smerp Source code

Returns an Alpha-smooth nonlinear interpolation between A and B.
The return value seems to be calculated through something like this: (-2 * (B - A) * Alpha ** 3) + (3 * (B - A) * Alpha ** 2) + A

Split Source code

Splits a string iat the specified divider and returns the parts as a dynamic array of strings. If the input string starts with the given divider, the first element of the output array will be empty.

Sqrt Source code

Returns the square root of A.

Square Source code

StaticClearConfig Source code

Static version of ClearConfig().

StaticSaveConfig Source code

Saves the default values of config and globalconfig variables of this object's class to the ini file.

StopWatch Source code

For script timing. Have done some testing, having StopWatch called on Tick() with different values for bStop. bStop=False seems to do nothing, not showing any HUD messages, output to stdout/err, or to logfile. First call with bStop=True prints text "UNICODE str: Time=%lf ms" to output, logs "Log: Unknown percent in UnUnix.cpp::wvsnprintf().", and crashes, whether there have been zero, one, or many previous calls with bStop=False. So far, none of this looks useful, but perhaps it needs to be used in a different context to work properly - on dedicated server, or in an Actor (my test was in an Interaction, in an "Instant Action" game).
StopWatch( false ); starts the stopwatch. StopWatch( true ); disables and resets the timer. When you stop the timer, a line will be printed in the log stating something like: Time=41.768ms. This is the time that the stopwatch was at when it was stopped. This makes it appear to be very much like clock.. but the log statement that shows the stop time is not what you can really do with StopWatch.
The magic of stopwatch is that when it is running it timestamps log entries. Each is stamped with the time elapsed since the timer was started. It is great for finding out the time taken throughout a function, without writing a veritable pile of clock and unclock statements, as well as adding temporary variables for them, and the works!

StrCmp Source code

Tan Source code

Returns tan( A )

VRand Source code

VSize Source code

Warn Source code

Same like Log, but the line starts with "ScriptWarning:" and contains information about the object, state and function that called Warn.

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