I’m In the Crypt Raider section, and I didn’t Like the fact in order to print it you need a Actor name
So I used a C++ Variable to Allow Me to Use Them in Blue print
But How?
You Just use a simple UPROPERTY but add another parameter
Then When you go to Blueprint you should be able to set a custom message In the editor, Then you Make it work in blue print
Proof it works:
OR you can use the variable to do it how it is in the video
in order to print it you need a Actor name
You don’t have to. Here, it was just to check which actor (the statue, the player, …) overlapped the trigger. If you don’t care about that, you can of course use whatever you want.
UPROPERTY(EditAnywhere, BlueprintReadWrite)
You don’t need BlueprintReadWrite is you already have EditAnywhere Never mind that one. EditAnywhere is not really anywhere, it’s actually only the property windows, so it doesn’t apply to blueprint code
When you go to Blueprint you should be able to set a custom message In the editor
Given what you’re presenting, you don’t need a variable in the component either. You could just put the string directly in the Print String node, or use Make Literal String, or use a blueprint variable instead.
you can use the variable to do it how it is in the video
Since Message is not used anywhere but for printing, it’s unnecessary complication to set the variable.
