This boss class will have a few things in common with AwesomeEnemy, so there are a few things we'll want to separate out into a common parent class.
Create a copy of
AwesomeEnemy.ucand name itAwesomeEnemy_Minion.uc.AwesomeEnemywill now be the parent class for all of our enemies, andAwesomeEnemy_Minionwill take on the functionality of the enemies we've seen so far in our game.We're going to change a lot in
AwesomeEnemyandAwesomeEnemy_Minionto get the functionality separated, so let's start withAwesomeEnemy. As the boss and minion will both be subclassed ofAwesomeEnemy, but we won't wantAwesomeEnemyspawned directly anymore, let's declare it asabstract. Change the declaration inAwesomeEnemyto this:class AwesomeEnemy extends AwesomeActor abstract;
The variables in this class are fine, so now let's examine the non-state functions.
TakeDamageis going to have different functionality for both subclasses, so let's deleteTakeDamage...