Door doesn't work (new building escape - relative vs absolute)

[GT162]

// Called when the game starts
void UDoorRotate::BeginPlay()
{
    Super::BeginPlay();

    float InitialYaw = GetOwner()->GetActorRotation().Yaw;
    float CurrentTargetYaw = InitialYaw;
    float FinalTargetYaw = InitialYaw + 90.f;
    
}


// Called every frame
void UDoorRotate::TickComponent(float DeltaTime, ELevelTick TickType, FActorComponentTickFunction* ThisTickFunction)
{
    Super::TickComponent(DeltaTime, TickType, ThisTickFunction);

    UE_LOG(LogTemp, Warning, TEXT("%s"), *GetOwner()->GetActorRotation().ToCompactString());
    
    CurrentTargetYaw = FMath::Lerp(CurrentTargetYaw, FinalTargetYaw, 0.05f);
    FRotator CurrentRotator = GetOwner()->GetActorRotation();
    CurrentRotator.Yaw = CurrentTargetYaw;
    GetOwner()->SetActorRotation(CurrentRotator);

}

This is my DoorRotate.cpp as of part 99 of the new BuildingEscape. I was making my own method, and it didn’t work, so I decided to copy the video’s method. It still doesn’t work. Here’s the log when I only have one door:

LogTemp: Warning: R(0)
LogTemp: Warning: R(Y=-90.00)
LogTemp: Warning: R(Y=-180.00)
LogTemp: Warning: R(0)
LogTemp: Warning: R(0)
LogTemp: Warning: R(0)
...
LogTemp: Warning: R(0)

how is it changing by -90 degrees per frame, and then stopping at 0?

Thank you for helping me!

[DanM]

float InitialYaw = GetOwner()->GetActorRotation().Yaw;
float CurrentTargetYaw = InitialYaw;
float FinalTargetYaw = InitialYaw + 90.f;

Here you are creating new local variables and not using the member variables declared as part of the class.

[GT162]

Thank you!