Time for action – Components as variables

As our new AwesomeInfo class doesn't have any subclasses, we can mess around with it without worrying about breaking anything, so let's keep working there.

1. First, we're going to put a StaticMeshComponent in the class, similar to what we did with our AwesomeEnemy class. Let's rewrite our AwesomeInfo class to look like the following code snippet:

   class AwesomeInfo extends Info
       placeable;
   
   defaultproperties
   {
     Begin Object Class=StaticMeshComponent Name=MyMesh
       StaticMesh=StaticMesh'UN_SimpleMeshes.TexPropCube_Dup'
       Materials(0)=Material'EditorMaterials.WidgetMaterial_Y'
       Scale3D=(X=0.25,Y=0.25,Z=0.25)
     End Object
     Components.Add(MyMesh)
   
     bHidden=false
   }

2. As we're using an emissive material, we don't need to set a light environment for the StaticMeshComponent. The Info class has bHidden set to True, we need to change it so we can see the AwesomeInfo in game.

3. Compile the code, and open AwesomeTestMap in the editor.

4. If the AwesomeActor is...