I am trying to build a blueprint that makes a repeating wall. The inputs for the blueprint include the Blueprint Class for the wall segment (a Packed Level Actor), the number of desired segments, and the length of each segment (I will try to auto-calculate the length from the segment later, but for…

Okay, I think I have MOSTLY figured it out. I am posting the solution here in case it helps someone else. This blueprint lets you specify a blueprint for a wall, a blueprint for a pillar, and then lets you choose how many times you want to repeat it. [image] It correctly uses all of the standard…

[image] Help_Im_Dumb1: that is much more CPU efficient It will not matter or it will be negligible in the grand scheme of things. cleaner blueprint This matters more, tbh. In UE5, these are automatic: In UE4 there a bunch of math nodes that each do their own thing. Vector * Int is a …

Yeah, my blueprint is definitely looking like Homer’s backside right now, haha. I might be able to further optimize it, and it could possibly use less nodes and lines, but then it would also become less readable. I think I might be afraid to touch it at this point, as well. :-p Just need to dynami…

[image] Help_Im_Dumb1: Just need to dynamically get the length of the wall now, to replace the manual variable, and then I think this one will be a wrap. You can get bounds of a static mesh comp: [image] The asset itself? Try: [image]

[image] Everynone: the inside is usually like this, though Don’t ever, ever look inside. Some notes in hopes to elaborate a bit: [image] Help_Im_Dumb1: [image] image1920×775 135 KB You want to avoid repeating logic because it will double the work if you ever need to edit. Child …