To have a function that uses a return value, first we need to tell the code what type of variable it's going to return.
If we still have
DoSomethingin ourAwesomeEnemySpawnerclass, delete that function. We'll make a new one calledCanHasCheeseburgerwith a Boolean for a return value:function bool CanHasCheeseburger() { return true; }The return type is declared after
functionand before the function name.Now let's call our function from
PostBeginPlay. There are two different ways we can use the function. The first would be to create a variable and let the function assign a value to it:function PostBeginPlay() { local bool bCheeseburger; super.PostBeginPlay(); bCheeseburger = CanHasCheeseburger(); `log(bCheeseburger); }This will give
bCheeseburgerwhatever value the function returns us.Compile the code and test:
[0004.86] ScriptLog: True
The second way to use it would be to use the function itself as the variable. Since...