Modding - Revision history

BlueMountains at 14:04, 30 April 2021

2021-04-30T14:04:46Z

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	\|https://dev.playonset.com/OnsetModding_423_v1.0.zip		\|https://dev.playonset.com/OnsetModding_423_v1.0.zip
	\|-		\|-
	\|1.2.1		\|1.2.1 (LATEST, Take this)
	\|UE 4.25.X		\|UE 4.25.X
	\|https://dev.playonset.com/OnsetModding_425_v1.1.zip		\|https://dev.playonset.com/OnsetModding_425_v1.1.zip
	\|-
	~~\|Beta Branch~~
	~~\|UE 4.26.X~~
	~~\|https://dev.playonset.com/OnsetModding_426_v1.1.zip~~
	\|}		\|}

2021-02-03T16:31:55Z

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	\|UE 4.25.X		\|UE 4.25.X
	\|https://dev.playonset.com/OnsetModding_425_v1.1.zip		\|https://dev.playonset.com/OnsetModding_425_v1.1.zip
			\|-
			\|Beta Branch
			\|UE 4.26.X
			\|https://dev.playonset.com/OnsetModding_426_v1.1.zip
	\|}		\|}

2021-01-01T14:52:33Z

Loading the pak file

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	Now you can use [[LoadPak]] in a client script to load your pak file.		Now you can use [[LoadPak]] in a client script to load your pak file.

			'''The following step is no longer needed since 1.4.0'''.

	To view the contents of your .pak file you can use the UnrealPak tool. It is located under ''C:\Program Files\Epic Games\UE_4.25\Engine\Binaries\Win64''		To view the contents of your .pak file you can use the UnrealPak tool. It is located under ''C:\Program Files\Epic Games\UE_4.25\Engine\Binaries\Win64''

2020-11-15T16:04:43Z

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	\|1.0.0 - 1.2.0		\|1.0.0 - 1.2.0
	\|UE 4.23		\|UE 4.23.X
	\|https://dev.playonset.com/OnsetModding_423_v1.0.zip		\|https://dev.playonset.com/OnsetModding_423_v1.0.zip
	\|-		\|-
	\|1.2.1		\|1.2.1
	\|UE 4.25		\|UE 4.25.X
	\|https://dev.playonset.com/OnsetModding_425_v1.1.zip		\|https://dev.playonset.com/OnsetModding_425_v1.1.zip
	\|}		\|}

2020-09-27T10:48:30Z

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	If you are familiar with Unreal then you can skip this:<br>		If you are familiar with Unreal then you can skip this:<br>
	[[Import3DModel]]		* [[Import3DModel\|Adding an example 3d model with textures and materials.]]
			* [[Custom_Maps\|Creating a custom map.]]
	You can also watch any Unreal tutorial on YouTube on how to add and setup your models in Unreal.		You can also watch any Unreal tutorial on YouTube on how to add and setup your models in Unreal.

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	[[File:PakFileDoneInFolder.PNG]]		[[File:PakFileDoneInFolder.PNG]]

	= ~~Load~~ the pak file ~~in a client Lua script~~ =		= Loading the pak file =

	To view the contents of your .pak file you can use the UnrealPak tool. It is located under ''C:\Program Files\Epic Games\UE_4.23\Engine\Binaries\Win64''		Put your new .pak file in a package of your Onset Server. Open the corresponding package.json and enter the name of the pak file under "files".
			Example:
			<pre>
			{
			"author": "Blue Mountains",
			"version": "1.0",
			"server_scripts": [
			"server.lua"
			],
			"client_scripts": [
			"map.lua"
			],
			"files": [
			"MyFirstMod.pak"
			]
			}
			</pre>

			Now you can use [[LoadPak]] in a client script to load your pak file.

			To view the contents of your .pak file you can use the UnrealPak tool. It is located under ''C:\Program Files\Epic Games\UE_4.25\Engine\Binaries\Win64''

	[[File:UnrealPakList.PNG]]		[[File:UnrealPakList.PNG]]

2020-09-18T10:41:48Z

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	= Other Modding Features =		= Other Modding Features =
	* [[Custom_Maps\|~~Custom~~ maps/levels]]		* [[Custom_Maps\|Importing custom maps/levels]]
	* [[ImportPlayerMesh\|Importing player character meshes and clothing items]]		* [[ImportPlayerMesh\|Importing player character meshes and clothing items]]

2020-09-18T10:41:31Z

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	= Other Modding Features =		= Other Modding Features =
	* [[Custom_Maps\|Custom maps/levels]]		* [[Custom_Maps\|Custom maps/levels]]
			* [[ImportPlayerMesh\|Importing player character meshes and clothing items]]

	= Onset Engine Version & Modding SDK =		= Onset Engine Version & Modding SDK =

2020-09-18T10:39:43Z

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	The Onsets Scripting API is what other games call "modding". Since scripting is the main feature of ~~Onsets~~, Onset can be seen as modding "by default".		The Onsets Scripting API is what other games call "modding". Since scripting is the main feature of Onset, Onset can be seen as modding "by default".

	This guide is just for how to import additional 3D models to Onset.		This guide is just for how to import additional 3D models and maps to Onset.

	= Workflow =		= Workflow =
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	* [[ReplaceObjectModelMesh]]		* [[ReplaceObjectModelMesh]]
	* [[ReplaceAnimationLibrarySequence]]		* [[ReplaceAnimationLibrarySequence]]

			= Other Modding Features =
			* [[Custom_Maps\|Custom maps/levels]]

	= Onset Engine Version & Modding SDK =		= Onset Engine Version & Modding SDK =

2020-08-14T13:31:51Z

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	* [[GetAllFilesInPak]]		* [[GetAllFilesInPak]]
	* [[ReplaceObjectModelMesh]]		* [[ReplaceObjectModelMesh]]
			* [[ReplaceAnimationLibrarySequence]]

	= Onset Engine Version & Modding SDK =		= Onset Engine Version & Modding SDK =

2020-07-07T14:09:36Z

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	[[File:UnrealPakList.PNG]]		[[File:UnrealPakList.PNG]]

			Loading with [[LoadPak]].
	<syntaxhighlight lang="Lua">		<syntaxhighlight lang="Lua">
	LoadPak("/MyFirstMod/", "../../../OnsetModding/Plugins/MyFirstMod/Content/")		LoadPak("MyFirstMod", "/MyFirstMod/", "../../../OnsetModding/Plugins/MyFirstMod/Content/")
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>