C++ No Fog

[Reaper]

Firstly add your bool

bool   bNoFog	 = false;

Then
Add this to your Post Render

if (aPlayerController && aPlayerController->PlayerReplicationInfo && aPlayerController->PlayerReplicationInfo->PlayerZone)
			{
				AZoneInfo* ZoneInfo = aPlayerController->PlayerReplicationInfo->PlayerZone;		
				if (bNoFog)
				{
					ZoneInfo->bDistanceFog = FALSE; 
					ZoneInfo->bClearToFogColor = FALSE; 
				}
				else
				{
					ZoneInfo->bDistanceFog = TRUE; 
					ZoneInfo->bClearToFogColor = TRUE; 
				}
			}

In example bot for instance

void MyPostRender (UCanvas* Canvas)
{
	if ((Canvas != NULL) && (Canvas->Viewport != NULL) && (Canvas->Viewport->Actor != NULL) 
	&&  (Canvas->Viewport->Actor->PlayerReplicationInfo != NULL) && (Canvas->Viewport->Actor->XLevel != NULL))
	{
		aPlayerController = Canvas->Viewport->Actor;

		if (aPlayerController->Pawn != NULL) 
                  {
			if (aPlayerController && aPlayerController->PlayerReplicationInfo && aPlayerController->PlayerReplicationInfo->PlayerZone)
				AZoneInfo* ZoneInfo = aPlayerController->PlayerReplicationInfo->PlayerZone;		
				if (bNoFog)
				{
					ZoneInfo->bDistanceFog = FALSE; 
					ZoneInfo->bClearToFogColor = FALSE; 
				}
				else
				{
					ZoneInfo->bDistanceFog = TRUE; 
					ZoneInfo->bClearToFogColor = TRUE; 
				}
			



			if ((aPlayerController->Pawn->Health > 0) && (aPlayerController->Pawn->bIsDead != true))
		}
	}
}

[Pupp]

well the above isnt really the best way to do this.. All due respect to temp2 but i find this alot more simple and keeps postrender real clean

maybe try something like this...

void RemoveFog ()
{
	for (TObjectIterator<AZoneInfo> Target; Target; ++Target)
	{
	       AZoneInfo* ZI = *Target;
               ZI->bClearToFogColor = false;
               ZI->bDistanceFog = false;
        }
}

then call your function like this:

RemoveFog();

[uNrEaL]

Even simpler:

if ( pPlayerController->Region.Zone )
    pPlayerController->Region.Zone->bDistanceFog = !bFogHack;

[Reaper]

your an ass you know that don't you..

i should of made the topic

NoFog without using a Function lol

[Pupp]

your an ass you know that don't you..

i should of made the topic

NoFog without using a Function lol

i would agree that title would sum it up.!! (lmao)

gj unreal

[BCMusgrove]

then call your function like this:

RemoveFog();

Im trying to code a simple hack. I used the 2.8.4 SDK and the Basic Bot frame from UC.

I just don't really get when it says Call your function. Can someone provide an example please.

[Nightmare]

Im trying to code a simple hack. I used the 2.8.4 SDK and the Basic Bot frame from UC.

I just don't really get when it says Call your function. Can someone provide an example please.

a program has a "main" function, which windows (or the OS) calls when a program is executed

everything inside the "main" function is executed in order (unless you intenionally disrupt that order)

however, being that there is always only ONE main function, it is often hard to keep up with all your code. for that reason some people write subroutines/macros/functions (for C++ its functions [void,etc])

so example

FUNCTION_TYPE void()
{
do stuff
some more stuff
more stuff
awesome more stuff
sweet do stuff
}

eventually you'll have a hard time reading all the "stuff" in that single function. Also if you want to do a semi-complicated process over and over, why re-code (or even Copy and Paste) the required lines more than once?

for example you want to find the sqrt of a given numbers squared value, and you will be doing this often
well you could say

FUNCTION_TYPE void()
{
int mynumber;
int result;
mynumber = 10;
result = sqrt(mynumber^2);
stuff
stuff
stuff
stuff
stuff
stuff
mynumber = 3;
result = sqrt(mynumber^2);
}

or you could say...

int result; //this would be global not defined in main

int returnSqrt(int somenumber)
{
return result = sqrt(somenumber^2);
}

FUNCTION_TYPE main()
{
int mynumber;
mynumber=3;
returnSqrt(mynumber);
}

when that code completes it sets "result" to the answer of, the square root of 3 squared. or

sqrt(3*3)=3

so really functions make code managemant easier, and also allow you to perform a singular operation many many many times.

hope that helps,im not a code guru in C++, just PHP


Regards,
Nightmare.

[BCMusgrove]

Now I got the function thing but I'm haveing troublemakeing a struct/class . I don't know what to put below it. I've researched it but can't figure it out

[Nightmare]

Class C_ClassName {
public:
//public functions here
private:
//private functions here
protected:
//protected functions here
}

int main()
{
blah = new C_ClassName;
blah->somepublicfunction();
}

[BCMusgrove]

what are public/ private/ protected functions?