Turn off read only protection on the file, save and close. It would also be a good idea to delete UDKEngine. Doing this will force the engine to create a new UDKEngine. Since you just modified the default ini, this will create a modified UDKEngine.
Next up go to Binaries and start UnrealFrontEnd. The Frontend is a very important tool that allows you to do a whole number of things. In this case we will use it to compile our code. In the top toolbar, click on the Script button that is the second button, right of the Green Start button.
Ini files Next up, we are going to make sure the game uses our new gametype and pawn as the default ones. Remove read-only on it. Delete UDKGame. Start it. Use one of the template levels, or make yourself a super basic level. Right click the BSP Cube button and you will get a pop up to enter the size.
Right click the floor — Add Actor — Add Playerstart. Do this again, but now add a Light , and move the light to the middle of the room. Save the level. Go to the top menu again. View — World Properties. Change both of these to MyGame. PIE stands for Play-In-Editor, so this determines what gametype it will use when playing in the editor.
And now right click somewhere in the viewport — Play From Here and observe your wonderful level and game! Section removed due to new engine upgrades. Check out one of my other tutorials for information on how to set up simple Kismet based menus. Ini Files — More Fun Lets go back to the ini files and fix up some more.
Close the editor. You cannot change ini files while having the editor run! Optionally, check out the section [FullScreenMovie], this is where start up movies and loading screen movies are specified. You are done. Remove UDKEngine. Cooking Then, cooking. Kind of a funny name for a very important process. Cooking is basically like a final compile. It makes the content consumer ready. Cooking will also combine all your content packages into just a few files, a process that will also protect your content.
It is impossible, or at least difficult, to extract things out of a cooked and combined package. To kick off the process, open up the UnrealFrontEnd. Next up, simply click Cook on the top toolbar. The content in this folder is what will be distributed to the consumer.
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If you are completely new to UDK, start with these three tutorials. They will help you to catch up and then come back here and continue with BSP brushes and the rest of the tutorials. You can increase the radius of your point light by tapping the spacebar key until you get scale transformation gizmo. Then use that to scale the light, in which it will increase the radius of your light. Lets add Lightmass Importance Volume. This will help to calculate lighting only for the parts in your environment that exists, and not the entire world beyond your level.
Choose Lightmass Importance Volume from the menu. This will add the volume where you have your red builder brush.
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