When declaring a variable in blueprint you have the option to set it as a single variable or an array. There also seems to be an option to use it as a set or as a dictionary, but these options are greyed out. How do I set up a dictionary in blueprint?
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As far as I know, not every type of variable can be defined as a Map or Set in Blueprints... Maybe there's no such limitation in c++, but I'm not sure.Originally posted by StevePeters View Post -
You can use a Map. However, like Gbr mentioned not every variable type is allowed. Switch your variable from Bool to something else and THEN try to click on the icon to create a Map.
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Ok, I see now. You have to start with your key type and then it will let you set your value type. Is there any reason why you couldn't use a dictionary for structs? Ideally I'd like to use the player ID (for online multiplayer) as a key to look up a dict containing a struct of player data.Comment
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