Access None class inside Unreal

anonymous_user_285c30d4 · July 7, 2016, 6:50pm

Hello, sorry if the question seems obvious, but I couldn’t find it anywhere.
If I define a class either without inheritance, or inherited from one of the many classes which don’t appear in the “New c++ class” creation inside Unreal,
how can I access if from inside the engine? it’s detecting it for sure because it compiles it.

anonymous_user_67d829db · July 7, 2016, 7:12pm

I’m guessing you mean you want to access it within the Blueprint Editor. See the page on Class Declaration, and below are some specific tips:

You should be inheriting, from UObject if nothing else, and use the UCLASS([specifier, specifier, ...]) macro on the line above your class declaration.
If you want to declare variables in Blueprint to hold your object, use the BlueprintType specifier.
If you want to subclass your class in Blueprint, use the Blueprintable specifier.
Make sure to use UPROPERTY specifiers on your object’s fields and UFUNCTION specifiers on any methods that you want to call from Blueprint.

anonymous_user_285c30d4 · July 8, 2016, 8:38am

Thank you very much!

anonymous_user_285c30d4 · July 8, 2016, 8:43am

You should be able to UCLASS() every kind of class (U, A, T, F) right?

anonymous_user_67d829db · July 8, 2016, 3:21pm

It can be used on any type of class. The name prefix makes no difference.