Where to put custom packages and scripts?

[TalKeaton]

I have custom scripts, packages and config files from a project I made last Spring. I'm trying to import said project to UDK, but I don't know how the folder structure works for UDK if I want to make it into a standalone- in essence, where do things go?

[Solid Snake]

At the moment it appears that UTGame must exist within the UDK directory so either put everything in the UTGame directories or you can alternatively create your own UTGame like directory and point the UTGame config files accordingly.

[TalKeaton]

Awesome. Copying my massive project folder there now, haha... Thanks!

[Solid Snake]

No problems, glad I could help. Let me know how you get on, and if you run into any problems.

[TalKeaton]

Mm, it doesn't seem to be finding my art assets. I had set the UT3 setup so that the project existed in /MyGames/UnrealTournament3/ClockWork, and that worked fine, although I needed custom shortcuts to get that to work right. I tried copying that same ClockWork folder to C:/UDK/ but my art assets don't seem to follow, and I'm guessing the scripts/configs aren't either. Am I missing something?

[ambershee]

Are these UT3 content packages? Can you actually open them in UDK? It is a different engine build, after all.

[TalKeaton]

I don't know about the scripts and custom classes/gametypes I built, but I can open the maps and art packages if I import them.

[Steve Polge]

For where to put scripts, check out http://udn.epicgames.com/Three/DevelopmentKitProgramming.html

[TalKeaton]

Well, it seems to be compiling my scripts, at least; but the map seems to have lost connection with the packages, as UDK's not finding them when I open the map.