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class GrudgePlayer extends xPlayer;

// Data structure associating player names with damage.  Could have
// used a refenence to a Pawn instead of name, but when the player is
// killed the Pawn is deleted, causing None access problems.
struct GrudgeRecord
{
   var string Enemy;
   var float Damage;
};

var GrudgeRecord Grudges[64];  // Array of structures associating each
                               // enemy player with the amount of damage
                               // inflicted on this object.
var int NumGrudges;            // Number of enemies in Grudges[].



// This function is called the the Controller's Pawn body every time it is hit
// by enemy fire.  InstigatedBy is the enemy Pawn that fired the shot.
function NotifyTakeHit(pawn InstigatedBy, vector HitLocation, int Damage, class<DamageType> damageType, vector Momentum)
{
   // This object was just shot.  Check to see if the shooter is in the
   // Grudges[] array.  If not, add him to the array and record the amount
   // of damage done.  If the shooter is in the array already, just update
   // the amount of damage caused.

   // You may have to perform other computations, depending on your implementation.

   // Call the superclasses handled function.
   super.NotifyTakeHit(InstigatedBy, HitLocation, Damage, damageType, Momentum);

}

DefaultProperties
{

}