So I've been browsing around trying to findout a thread that can explain to me how to use the catalog function. As I've understod it could be used to both get and send data back and forth. What would it look like if I for example wanted to change the damage of a marines Gauss Rifle?
In the data module, show raw data and find look at the id of the damage effect. This ID is your "Entry" string. "Catalog" is "Effect" since your editing the dmg, and Path would be Damage - you should be able to figure out things from there.
this is a tutorial (and btw the 2nd result for a search ;) )
To change the damage of the marine rifle to 10:
Catalog Field Value Set
Parameters:
Catalog = Effects
Entry = GuassRifle
(thats actually a typo within the editor, not by me, so you really need to type Guass)
Field Path = Amount
Value = "10"
(all passed values have to be strings, even if they are numbers. If you want to pass a non-string variable, you have to convert it to string first. In Gui, the "" will appear automatically after enteing the string)
You find the correct path values, if you select the field in raw-data view btw.
Hi there dear mapsters!
So I've been browsing around trying to findout a thread that can explain to me how to use the catalog function. As I've understod it could be used to both get and send data back and forth. What would it look like if I for example wanted to change the damage of a marines Gauss Rifle?
Sincerely Yours, Icebane
@Ice_bane: Go
In the data module, show raw data and find look at the id of the damage effect. This ID is your "Entry" string. "Catalog" is "Effect" since your editing the dmg, and Path would be Damage - you should be able to figure out things from there.
this is a tutorial (and btw the 2nd result for a search ;) )
To change the damage of the marine rifle to 10:
Catalog Field Value Set
Parameters:
Catalog = Effects
Entry = GuassRifle
(thats actually a typo within the editor, not by me, so you really need to type Guass)
Field Path = Amount
Value = "10"
(all passed values have to be strings, even if they are numbers. If you want to pass a non-string variable, you have to convert it to string first. In Gui, the "" will appear automatically after enteing the string)
You find the correct path values, if you select the field in raw-data view btw.
Oh right, that doesn't seem very hard at all thanks for response! :D <3