After Making a Blueprint Duplicate, Character not receving Animations, stuck in T Pose.

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@MostHost_LA

A child blueprint is a copy you cannot fully modify but that you can somewhat overwrite. An Instance essentially.

A copy (as in ctrl-c ctrl-v) is a copy you can fully modify and change skeletal mesh to while keeping other Non Animation functionality.

The Anim BP is linked on the Mesh within the item Details.

you will need to either duplicate the anim BP as well and modify it - if you changed the skeletal mesh - or simply link the animation blueprint again.

As far as the mesh falling to pieces, that’s probably a feature of the blueprint you copied. Hard to tell since we don’t know anything other then what you wrote above…

Hi MostHost.

Ok, the thing is this.

The blueprint interfaces are not copying over from the source blueprint, but all the main components are.

When I tried to make a “duplicate” i could not choose the give it a new skeleton mesh, which is a show stopper.

So, would it just be better for me if i just make a new one from empty scratch and then add all the components that way?

Like for instance, since i made a child blueprint, its giving me all kinds of errors by saying that “so and so” is not found, since now all the blueprint nodes are now named _2?

So for that i can just “re-drop” all the nodes and make connections?

My source blueprint is insanely complex…that’s why I am trying to find ways around starting from empty scratch…

Thanks,
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