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--- en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:mechanical [2021/06/09 10:48] – vladius
+++ en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:mechanical [2021/06/11 16:03] – vladius
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   - Click "Next" and you should see a name choosing dialog. Adjust the name of the class as needed and proceed by pressing the green "Create Class" button at the bottom: {{ :en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:ue-name-cpp-mechanical-actor.png?nolink&600 |}}
   - The new class gets created as a combo of its header (.h) and a source file (.cpp). All in the Source (sub)folder of your project. You should now see them in the IDE of your choice:{{ :en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:vscode-new-mechanical-actor-class-sources.png?nolink |}}
-  - Note that you may have to recompile the project and/or restart the Editor after that. Don't be scared by some possible errors here, regenerate the IDE project, rebuild and start again.
+  - Note that you may have to recompile the project and/or restart the Editor after that. Don't be scared by some possible errors here, regenerate the IDE project, rebuild and start again.{{ :en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:vscode-generate-project-files.png?nolink |}}
   - The corresponding file contents should be as:
     * ''MyMechanicalActor.h'':<code cpp>
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  */
 UCLASS()
-class APPARATUSMARK_API AMyMechanicalActor : public AMechanicalActor
+class MY_API AMyMechanicalActor : public AMechanicalActor
 {
 	GENERATED_BODY()
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 #include "MyMechanicalActor.h"
+</code>
+  - Now you can override one (or multiple) of the Tick methods and implement your actual Mechanics as usually in C++...
+    * ... in the header:<code cpp>
+void Tick(float DeltaTime) override;
+</code>
+    * ... and the source file:<code cpp>
+void AMyMechanicalActor::Tick(float DeltaTime)
+{
+    // Your mechanical code here...
+}
 </code>