Hello, I would like to know if the power can be changed when my character evolves. the two powers emerge from a box. each actor contains different powers
there I should change power
the leaf should come out
here the two actors
1 is the mushroom box
2 is the leaf box
here in the mushroom
here in the mushroom box
By the way, this is how the leaf box works
Hello @Hector40 the way I would do it is by just creating 3 actors BP_Power_Up_Cube and the other two actors BP_Mushroom and BP_Leaf.
The cube has a variable that holds the class that’s it’s going to spawn when hitted. The default value for this variable is BP_Mushroom.
When the mushroom power up is spawned and picked up it gets all power up cubes in the world and set their Power up actor class variable to BP_Leaf.
If you need help setting that up let me know I will be happy to help.
Hello, thanks for answering. I had already created two actors and made their release independently in their respective boxes.
here are the knots so that the powers come out
@Hector40 Great you have your power ups actors. Now you just need only one cube not two.
@Hector40 That is just a custom event i called it “your existing code” just so you can see where to put it
@Hector40 Are you actually calling these events somewhere? Of course it’s not going to work if you don’t call them.
And instead of getting the actor transform you have to get the location/rotation where you want the power up to spawn. If you can’t figure that out just put an arrow component on top of the cube and get it’s location split the transform input and plug in the arrow location.
In the event Your Existing Code I just used it to show where you have to put the code for what happens when Mario picks up the mushroom. So you have to replace the print string with that.
After all of that make sure that you call your custom events when the cube is hit and when the mushroom is picked up.
Yes, each block generates a leaf and the other block generates the mushroom
a new character is generated
I think the whole Get All Actor of Class is not a good idea. Would this work for you:
That’s pretty much it. In your very case, I think it’s this:
Is the part that spawns the mushroom?
Yes, it is the part where the mushroom is generated
How do you call it then?
It would probably be very close to:
In short:
Select False powerSelect True powerPower up To Spawn for laterYou should consider inheritance, so you do not need to script it again in every single block class.
