Orbdale Terrain · Blueprint · Make and Break
Make Terrain Save Reference
A terrain save beside a game's save slot, as the game keeps it in its own USaveGame: the file the terrain wrote and the hashes that pair it with this game save.
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- Make Terrain Save Reference (structure)
- In Slot Name (String): empty
- In User Index (Integer): 0
- In File Name (String): empty
- In File Hash (Integer64): 0
- In State Hash (Integer64): 0
- In Natural Hash (Integer64): 0
- In Save Version (Integer): 0
- In Bytes (Integer64): 0
- Out Orbdale Terrain Save Ref (OrbdaleTerrainSaveRef): not connected
- Palette
- The struct’s pin menu (drag from a Terrain Save Reference pin), or search “Make Terrain Save Reference”
- Node
- structure
- Break node
- Break Terrain Save Reference
- Module
- OrbdaleTerrain
Inputs
| Pin | Type | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slot Name | String | — | The slot name the game gave. |
| User Index | Integer | 0 | The platform user the slot belongs to; 0 on desktop. |
| File Name (advanced) | String | — | The file's name, without a folder: |
| File Hash (advanced) | Integer64 | 0 | The save's trailer hash (the bits of a uint64): a load refuses a file that does not carry it. |
| State Hash (advanced) | Integer64 | 0 | What GetStateHash answered when the save was made (the bits of a uint64). |
| Natural Hash (advanced) | Integer64 | 0 | The natural ground the save was made over (the bits of a uint64). |
| Save Version (advanced) | Integer | 0 | The save format version written (kTerrainSaveVersion at the time). |
| Bytes (advanced) | Integer64 | 0 | The file's size, bytes. |
Outputs
| Pin | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Orbdale Terrain Save Ref | Terrain Save Reference | — |
Description
Pass it to LoadTerrainFromSlot; a different or damaged file is refused.
Each save of a slot writes a new file (<Slot>.<n>.tsterrain) and deletes the older ones that no loaded terrain pages from, so a reference goes stale once its slot is saved again: keep the newest.
How this page is made
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