Time for action – Writing a function

For this we're going to need another custom class, an enemy spawner. We'll replace our current placed TestEnemy actors with this new actor, and have it spawn the enemies for us.

1. We're going to create the enemy spawner as a subclass of AwesomeActor , so let's make sure AwesomeActor looks like this:

   class AwesomeActor extends Actor;
   
   defaultproperties
   {
   }

2. Create a new file in our Development\Src\AwesomeGame\Classes folder called AwesomeEnemySpawner.uc.

3. Write the following code in it:

   class AwesomeEnemySpawner extends AwesomeActor
       placeable;
   
   defaultproperties
   {
       Begin Object Class=SpriteComponent Name=Sprite
           Sprite=Texture2D'EditorResources.S_NavP'
           HiddenGame=True
       End Object
       Components.Add(Sprite)
   }

   We're adding a sprite to it so that we can see it when we place it in the editor.

4. Now, in order for this thing to spawn an enemy, we're going to need to write a function to do it. Let's make up a function called SpawnEnemy :

   function SpawnEnemy...