def BringWeaponsUpAfterPutDown(caller: unrealsdk.UObject,
function: unrealsdk.UFunction,
params: unrealsdk.FStruct) -> bool:
if caller.MyWillowPC != unrealsdk.GetEngine().GamePlayers[0].Actor:
return True
weapon = caller.MyWillowPawn.InvManager.InventoryChain
while weapon is not None:
if weapon.QuickSelectSlot == params.MainHandWeaponSlot:
break
weapon = weapon.Inventory
# If you dropped the equiped slot default to the start of the list - not sure if other
# behaviour might be better?
if weapon is None:
weapon = caller.MyWillowPawn.InvManager.InventoryChain
# If you dropped all weapons just let the game handle it
if weapon is None:
return True
caller.ForceRefreshSkills()
caller.ClientBringWeaponsUpAfterPutDown(weapon,
self.DupeWeapon(weapon))
return False
def BringWeaponsUpAfterPutDown(caller: unrealsdk.UObject,
function: unrealsdk.UFunction,
params: unrealsdk.FStruct) -> bool:
Pawn = unrealsdk.GetEngine().GamePlayers[0].Actor.Pawn
# There is a function that *should* return this in list form, but it doesn't work properly so,
# we have to parse down the linked list instead
weapon = Pawn.InvManager.InventoryChain
while weapon is not None:
if weapon.QuickSelectSlot == params.MainHandWeaponSlot:
break
weapon = weapon.Inventory
# If you dropped the equiped slot
if weapon is None:
weapon = Pawn.InvManager.InventoryChain
caller.ForceRefreshSkills()
caller.ClientBringWeaponsUpAfterPutDown(weapon,
self.DupeWeapon(weapon))
return False
