def DupeWeapon(self, weapon: unrealsdk.UObject) -> unrealsdk.UObject:
# We keep a map of duped weapons so that swapping doesn't reload them
if weapon in self.WeaponMap:
return self.WeaponMap[weapon]
new_weapon = weapon.CreateClone()
new_weapon.AmmoPool.PoolManager = weapon.AmmoPool.PoolManager
new_weapon.AmmoPool.PoolIndexInManager = weapon.AmmoPool.PoolIndexInManager
new_weapon.AmmoPool.PoolGUID = weapon.AmmoPool.PoolGUID
new_weapon.AmmoPool.Data = weapon.AmmoPool.Data
new_weapon.InvManager = weapon.InvManager
self.WeaponMap[weapon] = new_weapon
return new_weapon
def DupeWeapon(self, weapon: unrealsdk.UObject) -> unrealsdk.UObject:
"""
We save a map of existing duped weapons to try make sure you get the same one back
For one this helps keep memory usage down, but more importantly it means when you switch
back you'll have the same amount of ammo left in the mag - you can't get free offhand
reloads just by switching to another gun + back
"""
if weapon in self.WeaponMap:
return self.WeaponMap[weapon]
newWeapon = weapon.CreateClone()
newWeapon.AmmoPool.PoolManager = weapon.AmmoPool.PoolManager
newWeapon.AmmoPool.PoolIndexInManager = weapon.AmmoPool.PoolIndexInManager
newWeapon.AmmoPool.PoolGUID = weapon.AmmoPool.PoolGUID
newWeapon.AmmoPool.Data = weapon.AmmoPool.Data
newWeapon.InvManager = weapon.InvManager
self.WeaponMap[weapon] = newWeapon
return newWeapon
