There's this function into WarpZoneInfo.uc :Wormbo wrote:There is no access to the remote level object. If you want access to properties of a non-replicated object, you will have to use a replicated actor to replicate the data manually.
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// Set up this warp zone's destination.
simulated event ForceGenerate()
{
if( InStr(OtherSideURL,"/") >= 0 )
{
// Remote level.
//log( "Warpzone " $ Self $ " remote" );
OtherSideLevel = None;
OtherSideActor = None;
}
else
{
// Local level.
OtherSideLevel = XLevel;
foreach AllActors( class 'WarpZoneInfo', OtherSideActor )
if( string(OtherSideActor.ThisTag)~=OtherSideURL && OtherSideActor!=Self )
break;
//log( "Warpzone " $ Self $ " local, connected to " $ OtherSideActor );
}
}
What is the aim of it? Do you want to have a "window" that shows a part of a map running on another server? Or do you just want to teleport into a map on a different server?PrinceOfFunky wrote:I guess this could be done somehow now, since there can be access to a remote level object.
A Window, I know teleporting to another server is doable, but as I wrote in a previous post, WarpZoneInfo was initially intended to let you see and warp to other levels, probably outside of the server you're in.Barbie wrote:What is the aim of it? Do you want to have a "window" that shows a part of a map running on another server? Or do you just want to teleport into a map on a different server?PrinceOfFunky wrote:I guess this could be done somehow now, since there can be access to a remote level object.
This would imply that the local engine has access to the brushwork of the remote map so that it knows what to display. Furthermore changing properties of non static Actors have to be transferred (replicated) from the remote server (imagine a remote cow wandering in front of the warp zone).PrinceOfFunky wrote:WarpZoneInfo was initially intended to let you see and warp to other levels, probably outside of the server you're in.