Hi! I have a misunderstanding if I use the same interface for two actors but with different events.
For example, I have two actors (A and B) with the same interface and a Character.
From Character I call an interface event (Event_A) from Actor A, and from Actor A I call another interface event (Event_B) from B.
Is it right if I have this situation? It works perfectly, but I don’t know if there are any chances of creating bugs or others.
If you’ve made an interface, you can call it on ANY actor. That’s the point 
Make sure you use an actor type reference, not the type of the object.
Your example sounds a bit like you’re just calling events from inside the other blueprints?..
From Character I have a Line Trace to find the reference of Actor A and call its event, from Actor A I have a Box Collision that finds the reference of Actor B and I can call its event!
Right, no problem.
But if they both have different events, it’s not an interface.
Maybe you can show a bit of code?
It would look like this
and this
By “events” I mean that in the Interface I have two different functions that I use as events. One function for actor A, another for actor B.
That’s not what an interface is for 
If you have to find out what kind of things they are before you make the call, you’ve lost the reason for using an interface.
yes but in the first actor i use another function/event for the second actor.
You can only do that if you know what kinds of actors they are. Then there’s no point in using an interface 
It sounds like you need to use the same interface events in both actors?
That’s the point of interfaces. An event called ‘use’ means a different thing, depending on if you are a
door
football
gun
book
They all implement ‘use’, but what they do with it is totally different
no… look
it doesn’t matter what I use them for, I want to know if there would be any problems if I do that.
I don’t see any problems
They can all implement all events, if you want…
that’s what I wanted to hear :))
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