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[xiongmao]

Yeap Sir

If I'm not wrong it looks like a LinkedList as GameModifiers Field in GameInfo is also a GameRule.

My question is: Why not maintaining a vector of GameRules and loop on this vector when a method of the GameRule must be called ??

It doesn't matter just need to pay attention to "Mutator Compatibility" next time

[ambershee]

Eh, a vector? That makes no sense to me. A linked list however makes a lot of sense.

[xiongmao]

Sorry I always think in Java Vector = List = Array

Wow I just take a look at MoDB, you add 4 tutorials !! Do you sleep sometimes or do you work on this all day ? :o

[ambershee]

I haven't slept. I had to work late, and while code was compiling / meshes were exporting, I worked on getting tutorials into that lousy text editor. I'm still at work now, I could really do with a nap.

But, right now I'm tying to work out how to generate a random number in UnrealScript instead..

Edited by ambershee, 29 February 2008 - 11:16 AM.

[xiongmao]

Not sure to understand, what is random number ??

you got two methods in Object class which do this:

native(167) static final function int Rand ( int Max ) Rand will give you a value between 0 and Max -1

static final simulated function float RandRange ( float InMin, float InMax ) ) Return a random number within the given range.

[ambershee]

Not sure to understand, what is random number ??

A number generated at random - like rolling a dice for example, you don't know what number you will get.

native(167) static final function int Rand ( int Max ) Rand will give you a value between 0 and Max -1

Only useful if you have two or three options.

static final simulated function float RandRange ( float InMin, float InMax ) ) Return a random number within the given range.

I'm using this at present. I also use % GameTime to do some other number generating too.