Effecting a single instance of a blueprint

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It would be the same setup as in here but instead of a timeline, you’d fire widget visibility events:

Moving an object by pointing another object at it

See if this helps with this particular bit. a standard forward camera trace: [image] You’d use an interface or inheritance if there are more types to handle, ofc. not sure how you want stuff to move, here it’s via a timeline: [image] which results in: the branches in the script prevent it from spamming since we’re tracing on Tick: Hopefully you can adapt it to your needs. It’s a setup similar to this one:

In a nutshell, store a reference to what you’re looking at, so you can still interact with it (disable it) when you’re no longer looking at it.

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And here’s a more resource-conscious alternative:

How to get static mesh name and input it into widget

Since this can be done in too many ways, we’d need to know how you’re handling things at the moment in order to suggest something that fits right into your existing system. calling a bind variable assuming this is what you mean in the widget: [image] assuming we’re using an interface: [image] assuming we’re tracing and looking at stuff: [image] assuming actors carry names we predefine ourselves: [image] The end result here would produce: As you can see I had to assume a lo…

Since we need only 1 lock-on widget visible at the same time, move the same widget from one target to another. The player owns the widget and moves it to where it’s needed.