I am trying to filter PCG points using the “Point Filter” node. When I hard code the filter threshold value in the graph it all works correctly, however I want to instead get the threshold value from an actor property but I’ve been unable to get this working and am not sure what’s wrong.
If I connect up the bottom filter using the hard coded value then everything works correctly, but if I instead try to use the top filter then it acts like the value is always 0 even when I change it to something else on the actor.
I’m pretty sure the actor itself is setup correctly as I’m able to read a different property and pass it to the “Transform Points” node and that works perfectly. It’s just the filter that doesn’t work.
I also tried making this a subgraph and making the value a property on the graph so it can be passed in by a caller but was unable to get that working either so it seems like the filter only accepts values that are hard coded in the same graph.
Did this work for you? I can’t seem to get the Point Filter to work with Get Actor Property.
Even with @donBasti1st solution I get “warning cannot use threshold type integer64 on input target type integer32” regardless of whether I plug int64 or int32 into it.
I have the same problem! Is there a solution available yet?
If I try to plug an “Get Actor Property” into the Filter-node of the “Point Filter” it tells me that this node needs to be integer 32. I already declared that variable as integer 32 in the used blueprint. I already tried to add a multiply-node using a Create Attribute node (Type integer 32) with value 1 to possibly convert the value to int32. Nope …
