Time for action – Reverting our code

Now let's get the test code out of here!

1. The first thing we need to do is open the AwesomeTestMap and delete the placed AwesomeEnemy there. Save the map and exit the editor.

2. Next, let's take out the placeable keyword from the top of AwesomeEnemy:

   class AwesomeEnemy extends AwesomeActor;

3. Now let's change AwesomeEnemy's TakeDamage function back to what it was before we started these experiments:

   event TakeDamage(int DamageAmount, Controller EventInstigator, vector HitLocation, vector Momentum, class<DamageType> DamageType, optional TraceHitInfo HitInfo, optional Actor DamageCauser)
   {
     if(EventInstigator != none && EventInstigator.PlayerReplicationInfo != none)
       WorldInfo.Game.ScoreObjective(EventInstigator.PlayerReplicationInfo, 1);
   
     if(AwesomeEnemySpawner(Owner) != none)
       AwesomeEnemySpawner(Owner).EnemyDied();
   
     Destroy();
   }

4. Now in AwesomeGame, let's change the EnemiesLeft default property back to 10:

   EnemiesLeft=10

5. Finally, let's add...