The restriction that Actor class can't be extended even with simple non-virtual functions leads to inability of adding any code pointers for use in DECORATE without creating a multitude of sub-classes, one for every standard class that you inherit from. I'd expect it to be solvable with static functions with object pointer as parameter, but neither "TNT1 A 0 { MyClass.StaticFunction(); }" nor "TNT1 A 0 { MyClass::StaticFunction(); }" work. The only way to do it seem to be by adding an ACS script that would in turn call "ScriptCall("MyClass", "StaticFunction")".
Is there a better way?
Can DECORATE call static functions?
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