Time for action – Expanding AwesomeGame

We'll start with something simple. Usually when you're working on a project you might not want to go straight toward your goal, but instead you'd use a process like the one we're about to use to slowly work your game towards your desired goal. This helps to break down tasks even further and make sure your code is working each step of the way.

Let's start by making it so we win the game by collecting all of our AwesomeWeaponUpgrade actors.

1. The first thing we need to do is count the number of AwesomeWeaponUpgrade actors and set our goal to that number. We'll use the foreach iterator to find them. Let's add a PostBeginPlay function to our AwesomeGame class:

   simulated function PostBeginPlay()
   {
       local AwesomeWeaponUpgrade AW;
   
       super.PostBeginPlay();
   
       GoalScore = 0;
   
       foreach DynamicActors(class'AwesomeWeaponUpgrade', AW)
           GoalScore++;
   }

   GoalScore is a variable declared in GameInfo that holds the score limit for the game. When this number...