Removing all weapons - INCLUDING imp-hammer and enforcer

[Bocken]

Hi!

I'm making a small, experimental mod for ut3, and I want to remove the enforcer and the impact hammer on level start.

BUT... I also want to have a ImpactHammer-pickup later in the level.

Am I daydreaming, or is this possible?

/thanks

[Oddside]

This is possible via Kismet, you use the 'give inventory' node with the 'clear existing' option checked and everything else at default settings. So, something like, player spawned node -> give inventory (clear existing) with a blank object variable connected between 'instigator' of player spawned and 'target' of give inventory. I think this is the correct way of doing this, but I've written this entirely from memory without checking anything. Then you need to sort out your impact hammer pickup.

[glow_trance]

Go to (I think, I'm not looking at it now) View -> World Properties and uncheck "Has default inventory" or something to that effect, you'll start with no weapons

[Oddside]

Both methods do work, so pick whichever suits whatever it is you're doing best.

[Bocken]

Piece of cake! Thank you

[Bocken]

Now theres just one more problem...

There's no Imp-Hammer-pickup in the list for weapons.
No enforcer either...

[Narayana]

On a Give Inventory Kismet action, one can right-click, select Expose Variable, and then select {InventoryList - Object *}
- after that connect an object variable with UTGame.UTWeap_ImpactHammer as its ObjValue to the Inventory List link.
(For the Enforcer, substitute UTGame.UTWeap_Enforcer.)

Also, an Enforcer pickup is possible with this method
http://forums.epicgames.com/showthre...=dual+enforcer
Maybe you can do that with the Impact Hammer as well, but if it does not have a pickup mesh, maybe it is better to add an empty weapon pickup base to you map, then use kismet to animate it and give the inventory, or script a new pickup and add that to your map.

[Oddside]

On a Give Inventory Kismet action, one can right-click, select Expose Variable, and then select {InventoryList - Object *}
- after that connect an object variable with UTGame.UTWeap_ImpactHammer as its ObjValue to the Inventory List link.
(For the Enforcer, substitute UTGame.UTWeap_Enforcer.)

That's the method I was thinking of, it works with the supershock so I guess it should work with everything else.