I don’t think so. C++ is statically typed, meaning that the return type must be well defined and known at compile time. I think that applies to blueprints as well, since blueprints is just visual representations of the code.
I don’t think so. C++ is statically typed, meaning that the return type must be well defined and known at compile time. I think that applies to blueprints as well, since blueprints is just visual representations of the code.