Basicially, in summery. If you change the code for interacting with an object in a room, then the code for interacting with an object in your inventory will be changed as well. The code also looks alot cleaner, which is good for an open source project like this one. Also, I've fixed the issue of objects being uninteractable because another object had the same name. (I haven't run into this issue myself, nor have I seen anyone else run into it. This is more for future proofing, and for ease of use on developer sides.)
For the people following who want to the play the game, these changes will help me make the game less confusing. So everyone benefits. Yay.
-superboo07
Happy writing :)
5 years ago
I've just made a pretty big commit. Okay, it's actually pretty small. So small I actually negated the most important part in the description, this commit also standardizes how objects are interacted with.
Next up
Widget interaction componet deciding to be an asshole. (Edit: Great... Xplit just broke... lovely...)
I've updated the screenshots to include the chapter 1 select page.
@Cyph3r_ made me do this
Alright here is a render of the monitor, because why not.
Well.... I think I have the perfect image for blueprints from hell (To add to insult, this is my code.... please.... don't hurt me.) (Repost because I forgot to post it in the unreal engine community)
pog
Remember how I said this game wouldn't have a 3d environment. Well... I can now officially say that was a lie.
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Out of the recent project loss, this was what I have been able to salvage, and half of it isn't even my code. (Most of it isn't even actual code, mostly just materials and huds, nothing that will really speed this up)
I've added a new screenshot, this new one shows off the sign system I built today.
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