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Looting Point Component

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Silvematt: Created page with "In this tutorial we are going to create a new Looting Point, starting from an empty 3D Model, and place few items in it. == Setting up the GameObject == Open a Cell, such as the "CityInterior" and drag and drop your 3D Model in the world, making it a Looting Point is just few clicks away: 1) Set its Tag to "'''RPG Creation Kit/Looting Point'''". 2) Add a Physical Collider (non-trigger) to it. 3) Add a "'''Looting Point'''" component to it. 4) Add an "'''Inventor..."

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Created page with "In this tutorial we are going to create a new Looting Point, starting from an empty 3D Model, and place few items in it. == Setting up the GameObject == Open a Cell, such as the "CityInterior" and drag and drop your 3D Model in the world, making it a Looting Point is just few clicks away: 1) Set its Tag to "'''RPG Creation Kit/Looting Point'''". 2) Add a Physical Collider (non-trigger) to it. 3) Add a "'''Looting Point'''" component to it. 4) Add an "'''Inventor..."

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In this tutorial we are going to create a new [[Looting Point]], starting from an empty 3D Model, and place few items in it.

== Setting up the GameObject ==
Open a Cell, such as the "CityInterior" and drag and drop your 3D Model in the world, making it a Looting Point is just few clicks away:

1) Set its Tag to "'''RPG Creation Kit/Looting Point'''".

2) Add a Physical Collider (non-trigger) to it.

3) Add a "'''Looting Point'''" component to it.

4) Add an "'''Inventory"''' component to it.

5) Add an "'''Equipment"''' component to it.

== Looting Point Component ==
Once your GameObject have all of the above components, the next step is to configure the '''Looting Point''' component.

The first thing you should do is to reference the "'''Inventory",''' "'''Equipment'''" and "'''L Collider'''" fields, you can do it so by dragging the same GameObject into these fields:

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Then you may want to set the "'''Open Sound'''" and "'''Close Sound'''".

At this point, it is a good idea to make this object a '''Prefab''', so that when you will want to add a new chest, you will only have to set its unique '''ID'''. You can take as a reference the Prefab "'''ClosedChestLootingPoint_Prefab'''".

Return to the Object you've dropped in the scene, the last step is to give this Looting Point an unique '''ID''' and a non-unique '''Name'''.

I'll set mine to:

'''ID:''' NewChestTutorial001

'''Name:''' New Chest

== Adding Items to the Looting Point ==
At this point, you have a working Looting Point, you can try to start the game and run to it. The Looting Point will work, you will be able to put items into it and it will be saved on your Save File.

It is probably a good idea to make that the Looting Point have some default item in it, to do that, all you have to do is to add Items to the '''Inventory''' component of the Looting Point, I'll add 500 golds and a sword to mine:

[[File:Lootingnew 2.png|370x370px]]

== Result ==
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