kagato1980

`log("test") will be outputted as ScriptLog: test in the window that opens when executing "<path>\Launcher\ModLauncherWPF.exe" -noRedScreens -review -allowconsole -log". Just ctrl+a in the opened window, copy paste the log at any time to a texteditor and search for 'scriptlog'.

Ok, I solved it myself with a other approach; just overriding the config values in the function that sets up the templates: class DefaultUpgradesItem extends X2Item_DefaultUpgrades; static function array<X2DataTemplate> CreateTemplates() { local array<X2DataTemplate> Items; //Override config values default.CRIT_UPGRADE_BSC=10; default.CRIT_UPGRADE_ADV=20; default.CRIT_UPGRADE_SUP=30; default.FREE_FIRE_BSC = 10; default.FREE_FIRE_ADV = 20; default.FREE_FIRE_SUP = 30; default.FREE_KILL_BSC = 10; default.FREE_KILL_ADV = 20; default.FREE_KILL_SUP = 30; default.AIM_UPGRADE_BSC=10; default.AIM_UPGRADE_ADV=20; default.AIM_UPGRADE_SUP=30; Items.AddItem(CreateBasicCritUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateAdvancedCritUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateSuperiorCritUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateBasicAimUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateAdvancedAimUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateSuperiorAimUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateBasicClipSizeUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateAdvancedClipSizeUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateSuperiorClipSizeUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateBasicFreeFireUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateAdvancedFreeFireUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateSuperiorFreeFireUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateBasicReloadUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateAdvancedReloadUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateSuperiorReloadUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateBasicMissDamageUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateAdvancedMissDamageUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateSuperiorMissDamageUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateBasicFreeKillUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateAdvancedFreeKillUpgrade()); Items.AddItem(CreateSuperiorFreeKillUpgrade()); return Items; }

This can't be fixed, the function return a smaller class definition than the one that is manipulated internally..haven't had much luck using .ini approach either sadly.

Not sure if this is the right place to post, but here goes. I want to alter multiple functions, but to extends them all is a lot of copy pasting..thought I could just extend them but replace the contents with their parent counterpart, and then modifiy that value. Example: static function X2DataTemplate CreateSuperiorFreeFireUpgrade() { local X2WeaponUpgradeTemplate Template; `CREATE_X2TEMPLATE(class'X2WeaponUpgradeTemplate', Template, 'FreeFireUpgrade_Sup'); SetUpFreeFireBonusUpgrade(Template); SetUpTier3Upgrade(Template); Template.strImage = "img:///UILibrary_StrategyImages.X2InventoryIcons.MagSniper_TriggerB_inv"; Template.FreeFireChance = default.FREE_FIRE_SUP; return Template; } becomes static function X2DataTemplate CreateSuperiorFreeFireUpgrade() { local X2DataTemplate Template; Template = super.CreateSuperiorFreeFireUpgrade(); Template.FreeFireChance *= 2; return Template; } Oddly enough, this throws 'Error, Unrecognized member 'FreeFireChance' in class 'X2DataTemplate', which is the same type the original function is returning. Changing it to other types like X2WeaponUpgradeTemplate results in a type mismatch. Any ideas? Is my way of calling the parent function incorrect? Edit: For what I'm trying to achieve here, it's probably easier to directly manipulate the .ini values, but for learning sake it would be nice to have this working