In order to have working mission selections you must have an entity with both a MissionSelectionManagerComponent and a MissionSelectionAction located inside of an ActionsManagerComponent.
The MissionSelectionAction can be placed in the additional actions of any ActionsManagerComponent as shown below. It will need a parent context list (the location the action appears), you can use pre-existing ones or make your own.
It will also need a name for the action, the description is not important. And at the bottom it can be provided some on mission text, ‘In Progress’ is always a good option but something mission specific can also be used.
Lastly there is the ‘Is Reset Action’ checkbox. You may want to include at least one of these with a large sort priority so that the mission state can be reset once saved.
| Variables | |||
| Name | Real Name | Category | Description |
| Name | m_sName | Action UI text. | |
| On Mission Text | m_sOnMissionText | Text shown when mission is active! | |
| Is Reset Action | m_bIsResetAction | Creates a special action that can reset the mission states! |
The NO_SCR_MissionSelectionAction like any ScriptedUserAction can be inherited from, so that a custom mission action can be made that will setup the mission. Just make sure to call super on overridden methods (example below).
class MyAwesomeMissionAction : NO_SCR_MissionSelectionAction
{
override void PerformAction(IEntity pOwnerEntity, IEntity pUserEntity)
{
super.PerformAction(pOwnerEntity, pUserEntity);
//Do mission setup stuff
}
}