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TNH_SupplyPoint
Nick Olenz edited this page Nov 6, 2020
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Gamemode | Minimum Instances | Maximum Instances |
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Sandbox | ||
Take and Hold |
TNH_SupplyPoint describes a supply point in Take and Hold.
- Bounds: A DISABLED GameObject using a mesh with no collider that encompasses the entire Supply Point.
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CoverPoints: Parent container for cover points. All children should be
AICoverPoint
. - SpawnPoint_PlayerSpawn: If the player spawns on this Supply Point, they will spawn here, facing Forward (+Z).
- SpawnPoints_Sosigs_Defense: Parent container for Sosigs spawned to defend this supply point. All children should be empty GameObjects.
- SpawnPoints_Turrets: Unused?
- SpawnPoints_Panels: Parent container for shop panels. All children should be empty GameObjects. Most Supply Points have 3-5, so I'd say at least 3. Place them on the ground with +Z facing where the player would stand to use the shop.
- SpawnPoints_Boxes: Parent container for boxes. All children should be empty GameObjects. Breakable white boxes will spawn at this object's children positions.
- SpawnPoint_Tables: Parent container for tables. All children should be empty GameObjects. Usually two tables.
- SpawnPoint_CaseLarge: Large case position for when player spawns here. Place it about 0.8 units above the table for it to sit properly.
- SpawnPoint_CaseSmall: Small case position for when player spawns here. Place it about 0.8 units above the table for it to sit properly.
- SpawnPoint_Melee: Melee weapon position for when player spawns here. Place it about 1.1 units above the table.
- SpawnPoints_SmallItem: Parent container for small item spawns. All children should be empty GameObjects.
- SpawnPoint_Shield: Shield position for when player spawns here.
These are annoying to set up manually. You are heavily encouraged to simply modify the included supply point prefab to meet your needs.
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