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2015-04-23T16:25:55Z

IFire:

== Import a level ==

In the FBX exporter set the Units to "Centimeters", this will scale the model up 100 times, as in UE the units are 1 unit = 1cm, while in CS they are 1 unit = 1 meter

== Import a char ==

You cannot import a skeleton by itself, if you export only the skeleton from max with FBX, UE will import nothing, you need some geometry associated

OLD (Bake Animations fixes this problem): FBX export seems to have issues if the controllers or bones have a "orientation constraint" on the Motion panel under assign controller. With that it doesn't export, without it does

OLD (Bake Animations fixes this problem): UE doesn't import skeletons with multiple root bones, need to have one

You cannot import DDS files, unless they are specific format. Better to just import PNGs.

Only way I found to import a char is to hide all helpers, shapes, then select geometry and bones, and "Export Selected" to FBX with "Bake Animations" selected.

== Engine inner working ==

> MyProjectServer.exe!UIpNetDriver::InitListen(FNetworkNotify * InNotify, FURL & LocalURL, bool bReuseAddressAndPort, FString & Error) Line 152 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!UWorld::Listen(FURL & InURL) Line 3927 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!UEngine::LoadMap(FWorldContext & WorldContext, FURL URL, UPendingNetGame * Pending, FString & Error) Line 8983 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!UEngine::Browse(FWorldContext & WorldContext, FURL URL, FString & Error) Line 8144 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!UGameInstance::StartGameInstance() Line 262 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!UGameEngine::Init(IEngineLoop * InEngineLoop) Line 465 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!FEngineLoop::Init() Line 1967 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!GuardedMain(const wchar_t * CmdLine, HINSTANCE__ * hInInstance, HINSTANCE__ * hPrevInstance, int nCmdShow) Line 138 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!WinMain(HINSTANCE__ * hInInstance, HINSTANCE__ * hPrevInstance, char * __formal, int nCmdShow) Line 191 C++

== Code convertion ==

=== Types ===

csString -> psString or FString

psStringArray with TArray<psString>

uint -> uint32

csHash<Value,Key> -> TMap<Key,Value> (notice the swap of Key and Value)

csArray<> -> TArray

=== Types conversion ===

FString to char* -> const char *myData = TCHAR_TO_ANSI(*NameString);

FString to TCHAR -> *myFString

char* to FString -> ANSI_TO_TCHAR(NameString);

=== Functions ===

Replace string.Format("hey %s", string) with string.Printf(TEXT("hey %s"), string)

csString.Truncate(5) -> FString.Left(5)

csString.DeleteAt(start,count) -> FString.RemoveAt(start,count)

csString.Downcase() -> FString.ToLower()

output.Insert(0, time_buffer) -> output.InsertAt(0, time_buffer)

output.GetAt(output.Length()-1) -> output [ output.Len()-1 ]

Cross platform types are defined in Platform.h , like uint32. Those can be included with #include "EngineMinimal.h"

CS_ASSERT() -> check()

strcasecmp and strcmp, I added those two defines, so the code can stay as it is

#define strcasecmp(expr1,expr2) FCString::Strcmp( ANSI_TO_TCHAR(expr1), ANSI_TO_TCHAR(expr2)) == 0
#define strcmp(expr1,expr2) FCString::Stricmp( ANSI_TO_TCHAR(expr1), ANSI_TO_TCHAR(expr2)) == 0

CPrintf(CON_CMDOUTPUT,str.GetDataSafe()); -> UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("%s"), str);

time(NULL) -> FString buf = FDateTime().GetDate().ToString();

=== FText and Localization ===

FText is Unreal's class for user viewable strings. It is localizable. See https://docs.unrealengine.com/latest/INT/Programming/UnrealArchitecture/StringHandling/FText/index.html

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2015-04-23T16:19:52Z

IFire:

== Import a level ==

In the FBX exporter set the Units to "Centimeters", this will scale the model up 100 times, as in UE the units are 1 unit = 1cm, while in CS they are 1 unit = 1 meter

== Import a char ==

You cannot import a skeleton by itself, if you export only the skeleton from max with FBX, UE will import nothing, you need some geometry associated

OLD (Bake Animations fixes this problem): FBX export seems to have issues if the controllers or bones have a "orientation constraint" on the Motion panel under assign controller. With that it doesn't export, without it does

OLD (Bake Animations fixes this problem): UE doesn't import skeletons with multiple root bones, need to have one

You cannot import DDS files, unless they are specific format. Better to just import PNGs.

Only way I found to import a char is to hide all helpers, shapes, then select geometry and bones, and "Export Selected" to FBX with "Bake Animations" selected.

== Engine inner working ==

> MyProjectServer.exe!UIpNetDriver::InitListen(FNetworkNotify * InNotify, FURL & LocalURL, bool bReuseAddressAndPort, FString & Error) Line 152 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!UWorld::Listen(FURL & InURL) Line 3927 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!UEngine::LoadMap(FWorldContext & WorldContext, FURL URL, UPendingNetGame * Pending, FString & Error) Line 8983 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!UEngine::Browse(FWorldContext & WorldContext, FURL URL, FString & Error) Line 8144 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!UGameInstance::StartGameInstance() Line 262 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!UGameEngine::Init(IEngineLoop * InEngineLoop) Line 465 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!FEngineLoop::Init() Line 1967 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!GuardedMain(const wchar_t * CmdLine, HINSTANCE__ * hInInstance, HINSTANCE__ * hPrevInstance, int nCmdShow) Line 138 C++
MyProjectServer.exe!WinMain(HINSTANCE__ * hInInstance, HINSTANCE__ * hPrevInstance, char * __formal, int nCmdShow) Line 191 C++

== Code convertion ==

=== Types ===

csString -> psString or FString

psStringArray with TArray<psString>

uint -> uint32

csHash<Value,Key> -> TMap<Key,Value> (notice the swap of Key and Value)

csArray<> -> TArray

=== Types conversion ===

FString to char* -> const char *myData = TCHAR_TO_ANSI(*NameString);

FString to TCHAR -> *myFString

char* to FString -> ANSI_TO_TCHAR(NameString);

=== Functions ===

Replace string.Format("hey %s", string) with string.Printf(TEXT("hey %s"), string)

csString.Truncate(5) -> FString.Left(5)

csString.DeleteAt(start,count) -> FString.RemoveAt(start,count)

csString.Downcase() -> FString.ToLower()

output.Insert(0, time_buffer) -> output.InsertAt(0, time_buffer)

output.GetAt(output.Length()-1) -> output [ output.Len()-1 ]

Cross platform types are defined in Platform.h , like uint32. Those can be included with #include "EngineMinimal.h"

CS_ASSERT() -> check()

strcasecmp and strcmp, I added those two defines, so the code can stay as it is

#define strcasecmp(expr1,expr2) FCString::Strcmp( ANSI_TO_TCHAR(expr1), ANSI_TO_TCHAR(expr2)) == 0
#define strcmp(expr1,expr2) FCString::Stricmp( ANSI_TO_TCHAR(expr1), ANSI_TO_TCHAR(expr2)) == 0

CPrintf(CON_CMDOUTPUT,str.GetDataSafe()); -> UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("%s"), str);

time(NULL) -> FString buf = FDateTime().GetDate().ToString();

=== FText and Localization ===

<Unreal API> FText represents a "display string". Any text you want to display to the user should be handled with FText. The FText class has built-in support for localization, and can handle text content that is localized and stored in a lookup table, as well as text that is localized at runtime, such as numbers, dates, times, and formatted text.

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