Hi! I want to make a simple parkour level and I need some help.
For example, I have 3 or more platforms that each have a collision box, but from one actor!
I want when I jump on the first one the second one will be activated and when I jump on the third the next one will be activated and so on.
Are you going to have only 3? I’d then do it manually. But you’re going to have 300+, right?
I have 3 or more platforms that each have a collision box, but from one actor!
It’s clear but uncommon so, just to clarify, what we see above is 1 actor with 3x Static Mesh and 3x Box Collision, right?
I want more than 3, but all with an actor, the first parent and the rest the child I think.
In the image is 3x of 1 actor which contains 1 platform 1 box collision.
In the image is 3x of 1 actor which contains 1 platform 1 box collision.
Got it! So they are actor instances. I though you made something like this:
I want when I jump on the first one the second one will be activated and when I jump on the third the next one will be activated and so on.
I’m thinking how to organise it but, atm, there are too many unknowns to suggest something.
How about this:
in the aPlatform actor, I added aPlatform actor variable:
If I place them in the level, I can tell each platform, which one is next:
So the script could look like so:
Would that work for you?
You can also use the pick tool to select it with a direct click:
I think with idex from array. I don’t know how exactly…
The first one will be visible and the rest will be invisible.
Maybe I should do them in the level blueprint, not in an actor?
Hmm, I will try this and come back
Each platform is an actor, place them in the level and link them as shown above. Do tell if that works for you.
Yesss man!! You are a genius!!
Thank you so much!!
I would never have thought of this solution!
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