Time for action – Creating a custom SupportedEvent

We'll create a custom event called Picked Up.

1. Create a new file in Development\Src\AwesomeGame\Classes called AwesomeSeqEvent_PickedUp.uc.

2. Write the following code in the new file:

   class AwesomeSeqEvent_PickedUp extends SequenceEvent;
   
   defaultproperties
   {
       ObjName="Picked Up"
       ObjCategory="Awesome Game"
       bPlayerOnly=false
   }

3. Simple enough. Now we need to add this to the SupportedEvents of our AwesomeWeaponUpgrade class's default properties. In AwesomeWeaponUpgrade add this to the defaults:

   SupportedEvents.Add(class'AwesomeSeqEvent_PickedUp')

4. Now we can use it in the editor, but we need to trigger it. Let's rewrite our Touch function to add a new line. Change AwesomeWeaponUpgrade's Touch function to look like the following:

   event Touch(Actor Other, PrimitiveComponent OtherComp, vector HitLocation, vector HitNormal)
   {
       if(Pawn(Other) != none && AwesomeWeapon(Pawn(Other).Weapon) != none)
       {
           AwesomeWeapon(Pawn(Other).Weapon...