For each loop the option does not appear in blueprint

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What if you uncheck Context Sensitive? What if you hold down ‘F’ and left click?

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Pull the results pin, and search for ‘for’.

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Okay, does it not appear in all types of blueprints, or just widget blueprints?

What about other standard macros, like For Loop, or Create And Assign MID?

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nothing happens, the same when unchecking “context sensitive”

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nothing happens

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Usually you drag off from the array you want to iterate (the Results in this case), and that will allow you to add the for-each node. Right clicking an empty space on the blueprint and trying to find it won’t work.

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You’re in a particular kind of blueprint. It’s a widget, I get that, but what is the parent?

I’m assuming it’s not ‘User Widget’.

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If it is a parent widget

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What does it say here?

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I came here trying to figure out this situation and I can verify that the various “For” macro options are NOT appearing in any context on a User Widget Event Graph or within a macro.
I do not have a solution and I’m not sure where to look not. This is a serious problem as the current documetation for UE 5 under the category “Flow Control” clearly indicates the variations SHOULD exist (Flow Control in Unreal Engine | Unreal Engine Documentation)

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Same answer :slight_smile:

For loops work in widgets.

What kind of blueprint are you in?

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Widget blueprint naturally. They will appear in the context menu of level blueprints, just not widget blueprints for me. I can just create a node in a level blueprint and cut/copy and paste to the target blueprint as a workaround. It seems for some reason access to the engine standard macro library isn’t enabled for me. I wonder if there is a toggle or something for that. I was working on a Blueprint-Only project when I ran into this. I’ve filed a formal bug report with Epic on the matter.

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This Does Happned to me just recently.
Here is the Quick Solution.
1.Make a new variable of integer type, and make it an array.
2. drag it to event graph, and for that variable type in for each . it will come.
3. now you can delete your variable and for each will come up .

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Another faster way to just add a Foreach Loop to your graph, without typing or clicking through Context Browser or Variable creating/deleting.

Simply hold the F-Key on your keyboard and leftclick anywhere in your graph… This is the shortcut to create Foreach loops…

Same goes for B+Leftclick to create a Branch Node…

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Old topic but if anyone else has this issue

Copy and paste a for each loop from a different BP into the one it is not appearing in the options for. Just had the bug myself

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Anyone got any ideas on this? Ive just got this bug, they arent showing in any bps regardless of parent.

I cant get them to show up in any parent.
Holding F doesnt work on any blueprint.

Workload has come to a screetching halt.

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Add a foreach in a blueprint where it doesn work, and copy paste it into the one that doesn’t. From the on it’s ok.

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Ah I couldnt get them to load up in any of the current projects blueprints.

So Opened up 2 projects at the same time, opened up an old project that I knew defo had them and copy and pasted them over from there.

What a wierd bug. They load now normally now. Thats so odd.

Thanks! I can proceeeeed. :smiley:

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