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AgentGoals and Plans now working well - Fixed inverted in PlanComponentManager::ExecutePlan() which caused all plans to be broken after the first task executed - Modified Htn::Planner state enum to have None state so that I didn't have to spoof the state to get plans rolling in PlanComponentManager - Renamed AgentGoal::GoalStatus::Initialized to StartGoal because it's more clear in context as to what will happen to the goal - Removed the std::ostream Htn::TaskList print function. gv::Logging is used instead (although may be broken; I don't really care too much) - Htn::Planner now has a Clear() function so that it could possibly be reused for another plan. I have not tested this function - Added Notes.md with some notes about working on Galavant - Slightly reformatted TODO.txt
6 years ago
# Notes
Miscellaneous notes regarding working on Galavant, the code, and other random shit.
## Working With Unreal
DamageDealer, debug output, project stuff - AgentComponentManager debug status now prints string instead of enum integer value - CombatComponentManager has DamageDealerHitEntity(), which is as of yet untested. The interface will likely be radically different; I put this in just for testing - Updated Notes and TODO - Added some build options to Sublime project
5 years ago
- I fucked up Nativized Blueprints on my machine when I updated from 4.17 to 4.18, so they may be broken on your machine too. Either way, I have disabled Blueprint nativization for the time being. I suspect a 100% fresh install of GalavantUnreal will resolve this. *Update:* I had to delete a duplicate of the NativizedAssets plugin from GalavantUnreal/Intermediate/Plugins which was in a folder "LinuxNoEditor" just to compile. Perhaps my workflow created this folder erroneously? This appears to have fixed Nativized Blueprints for me. I'll leave this note here in case it happens again to me or anyone else
AgentGoals and Plans now working well - Fixed inverted in PlanComponentManager::ExecutePlan() which caused all plans to be broken after the first task executed - Modified Htn::Planner state enum to have None state so that I didn't have to spoof the state to get plans rolling in PlanComponentManager - Renamed AgentGoal::GoalStatus::Initialized to StartGoal because it's more clear in context as to what will happen to the goal - Removed the std::ostream Htn::TaskList print function. gv::Logging is used instead (although may be broken; I don't really care too much) - Htn::Planner now has a Clear() function so that it could possibly be reused for another plan. I have not tested this function - Added Notes.md with some notes about working on Galavant - Slightly reformatted TODO.txt
6 years ago
- When making changes to Galavant's libraries, simply touch a GalavantUnreal source file to ensure
you get the latest Galavant changes when using Unreal's hot reloading
Fix ComponentManagers, Agent struct refactoring - Removed PLog from Jamrules global headers - Tagged some TODOs for easier categorization - Undid the static initialization auto-registering of ComponentManagers. It was causing issues when UnrealComponentManager wasn't being added to the list. This could be because of the static library, or Unreal's hotreloading. Either way, they now must be manually added like before - Agents now use AgentConsciousState values for managing death instead of a separate bool. NeedLevelTriggers can set this state - Various Agent-related structs now have default initialization values. Zero-initialization doesn't happen by default! - Sublime Project now has build system for fixing "Game Module Could Not Be Loaded" Unreal Engine error message after compiling the engine - Fixed tests which had outdated APIs; removed dead functions from Logging.hpp
5 years ago
- After rebuilding Unreal, you may need to delete GalavantUnreal/Binaries/* if you get 'Game Module Could Not Be Loaded' error on startup
- Even if you `make` the project, you'll still need to hit the Compile button in the editor to get Unreal to compile and hotreload your code
Added build option, notes, and updated TODO
5 years ago
- I added a hack which makes the editor auto scale to my desired DPI settings. I run the command `HighDPI` in game and it'll make the editor scale for the rest of the runtime
- When exporting .FBX Skeletal meshes from Blender, ensure `Forward` is `Y Forward`, `Up` is `Z Up`, and in `Armature` settings, uncheck `Add Leaf Bones`.
AgentGoals and Plans now working well - Fixed inverted in PlanComponentManager::ExecutePlan() which caused all plans to be broken after the first task executed - Modified Htn::Planner state enum to have None state so that I didn't have to spoof the state to get plans rolling in PlanComponentManager - Renamed AgentGoal::GoalStatus::Initialized to StartGoal because it's more clear in context as to what will happen to the goal - Removed the std::ostream Htn::TaskList print function. gv::Logging is used instead (although may be broken; I don't really care too much) - Htn::Planner now has a Clear() function so that it could possibly be reused for another plan. I have not tested this function - Added Notes.md with some notes about working on Galavant - Slightly reformatted TODO.txt
6 years ago
Standalone/Debug commands, Gameplay time, small ECS changes - Marked the location of @Latelinks for refactoring/searchability - Added the concept of GameplayTime, a time which can be paused and played. Gameplay code should use this instead of world time - Math macros no longer have semicolons, making them useful in for loops etc. - I had to comment out std::cout calls in Logging.cpp because Unreal gets upset when those are executed - Added several build systems and debug options to get both a full debug Unreal Editor and standalone game client working and convenient to use - Added SetEntitySpeeds() to the MovementManager interface. The idea is that if things die their speeds can be set to zero. This will likely be replaced with something cleaner - Added the ability to interface with EntityComponentManager with a single UnsubscribeEntities function instead of a whole ComponentManager derived class. This is proving to be a somewhat dumb idea. I still need to figure out this whole interface
5 years ago
### Useful Unreal Commands
Added build option, notes, and updated TODO
5 years ago
- I set my standalone builds to run with these options: `-windowed -resx=1920 -resy=1080`. I have a 4K monitor which is too performance intensive in game at native, and prefer windowed while working
Standalone/Debug commands, Gameplay time, small ECS changes - Marked the location of @Latelinks for refactoring/searchability - Added the concept of GameplayTime, a time which can be paused and played. Gameplay code should use this instead of world time - Math macros no longer have semicolons, making them useful in for loops etc. - I had to comment out std::cout calls in Logging.cpp because Unreal gets upset when those are executed - Added several build systems and debug options to get both a full debug Unreal Editor and standalone game client working and convenient to use - Added SetEntitySpeeds() to the MovementManager interface. The idea is that if things die their speeds can be set to zero. This will likely be replaced with something cleaner - Added the ability to interface with EntityComponentManager with a single UnsubscribeEntities function instead of a whole ComponentManager derived class. This is proving to be a somewhat dumb idea. I still need to figure out this whole interface
5 years ago
- `r.setRes 1920x1080f`: Set screen resolution (w = windowed, f = fullscreen, wf = windowed fullscreen)
- `'`: (Hit apostrophe in gameplay): Debug gameplay interface. Use NumPad for various views
- `stat fps`: Show FPS in corner
Added build option, notes, and updated TODO
5 years ago
- `t.MaxFps`: Set max FPS (default seems to be 60)
- `stat StartFile`, `stat StopFile`: Record profiling data. Goes to the nearest `Saved` folder to the executable. Open Window > Developer Tools > Session Frontend and go to the Profiler tab to do anything useful with this data
Standalone/Debug commands, Gameplay time, small ECS changes - Marked the location of @Latelinks for refactoring/searchability - Added the concept of GameplayTime, a time which can be paused and played. Gameplay code should use this instead of world time - Math macros no longer have semicolons, making them useful in for loops etc. - I had to comment out std::cout calls in Logging.cpp because Unreal gets upset when those are executed - Added several build systems and debug options to get both a full debug Unreal Editor and standalone game client working and convenient to use - Added SetEntitySpeeds() to the MovementManager interface. The idea is that if things die their speeds can be set to zero. This will likely be replaced with something cleaner - Added the ability to interface with EntityComponentManager with a single UnsubscribeEntities function instead of a whole ComponentManager derived class. This is proving to be a somewhat dumb idea. I still need to figure out this whole interface
5 years ago
AgentGoals and Plans now working well - Fixed inverted in PlanComponentManager::ExecutePlan() which caused all plans to be broken after the first task executed - Modified Htn::Planner state enum to have None state so that I didn't have to spoof the state to get plans rolling in PlanComponentManager - Renamed AgentGoal::GoalStatus::Initialized to StartGoal because it's more clear in context as to what will happen to the goal - Removed the std::ostream Htn::TaskList print function. gv::Logging is used instead (although may be broken; I don't really care too much) - Htn::Planner now has a Clear() function so that it could possibly be reused for another plan. I have not tested this function - Added Notes.md with some notes about working on Galavant - Slightly reformatted TODO.txt
6 years ago
## Comment Tags
Standalone/Debug commands, Gameplay time, small ECS changes - Marked the location of @Latelinks for refactoring/searchability - Added the concept of GameplayTime, a time which can be paused and played. Gameplay code should use this instead of world time - Math macros no longer have semicolons, making them useful in for loops etc. - I had to comment out std::cout calls in Logging.cpp because Unreal gets upset when those are executed - Added several build systems and debug options to get both a full debug Unreal Editor and standalone game client working and convenient to use - Added SetEntitySpeeds() to the MovementManager interface. The idea is that if things die their speeds can be set to zero. This will likely be replaced with something cleaner - Added the ability to interface with EntityComponentManager with a single UnsubscribeEntities function instead of a whole ComponentManager derived class. This is proving to be a somewhat dumb idea. I still need to figure out this whole interface
5 years ago
Future tasks:
AgentGoals and Plans now working well - Fixed inverted in PlanComponentManager::ExecutePlan() which caused all plans to be broken after the first task executed - Modified Htn::Planner state enum to have None state so that I didn't have to spoof the state to get plans rolling in PlanComponentManager - Renamed AgentGoal::GoalStatus::Initialized to StartGoal because it's more clear in context as to what will happen to the goal - Removed the std::ostream Htn::TaskList print function. gv::Logging is used instead (although may be broken; I don't really care too much) - Htn::Planner now has a Clear() function so that it could possibly be reused for another plan. I have not tested this function - Added Notes.md with some notes about working on Galavant - Slightly reformatted TODO.txt
6 years ago
- TODO: Something needs to get done. I use TodoReview for Sublime to find all of these easily.
- @Performance: Not justifiable as a TODO, but could be looked at when thinking about performance
Fix ComponentManagers, Agent struct refactoring - Removed PLog from Jamrules global headers - Tagged some TODOs for easier categorization - Undid the static initialization auto-registering of ComponentManagers. It was causing issues when UnrealComponentManager wasn't being added to the list. This could be because of the static library, or Unreal's hotreloading. Either way, they now must be manually added like before - Agents now use AgentConsciousState values for managing death instead of a separate bool. NeedLevelTriggers can set this state - Various Agent-related structs now have default initialization values. Zero-initialization doesn't happen by default! - Sublime Project now has build system for fixing "Game Module Could Not Be Loaded" Unreal Engine error message after compiling the engine - Fixed tests which had outdated APIs; removed dead functions from Logging.hpp
5 years ago
- @Purity: Look into changing the code for code purity/cleanliness' sake
Standalone/Debug commands, Gameplay time, small ECS changes - Marked the location of @Latelinks for refactoring/searchability - Added the concept of GameplayTime, a time which can be paused and played. Gameplay code should use this instead of world time - Math macros no longer have semicolons, making them useful in for loops etc. - I had to comment out std::cout calls in Logging.cpp because Unreal gets upset when those are executed - Added several build systems and debug options to get both a full debug Unreal Editor and standalone game client working and convenient to use - Added SetEntitySpeeds() to the MovementManager interface. The idea is that if things die their speeds can be set to zero. This will likely be replaced with something cleaner - Added the ability to interface with EntityComponentManager with a single UnsubscribeEntities function instead of a whole ComponentManager derived class. This is proving to be a somewhat dumb idea. I still need to figure out this whole interface
5 years ago
- @Stability: Should be changed in order to make the code more stable (segfault protection etc.)
Structure labels:
Lazy initialize ResourceDictionary, test deaths - ResourceDictionary static list is lazy initialized in case of weird static initialization - Added test code for deaths to make it quicker
5 years ago
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Standalone/Debug commands, Gameplay time, small ECS changes - Marked the location of @Latelinks for refactoring/searchability - Added the concept of GameplayTime, a time which can be paused and played. Gameplay code should use this instead of world time - Math macros no longer have semicolons, making them useful in for loops etc. - I had to comment out std::cout calls in Logging.cpp because Unreal gets upset when those are executed - Added several build systems and debug options to get both a full debug Unreal Editor and standalone game client working and convenient to use - Added SetEntitySpeeds() to the MovementManager interface. The idea is that if things die their speeds can be set to zero. This will likely be replaced with something cleaner - Added the ability to interface with EntityComponentManager with a single UnsubscribeEntities function instead of a whole ComponentManager derived class. This is proving to be a somewhat dumb idea. I still need to figure out this whole interface
5 years ago
- @Latelink: The marked thing is latelinked. Frontends must define them before linking can complete
- @LatelinkDef: The marked thing is the frontend definition of a latelinked thing