Hi @julmewr ,
Could you share the video you followed as a guide so I can try to replicate it and see if I can give you a hand?
It was this video:
Hello again @julmewr ,
First, I created two Custom Events, GrabItem and DropItem, for cleanliness: I prefer keeping the logic separated, though you can do it without custom events if you want.Then I created a boolean variable IsGrabbingItem. At the end of GrabItem I set it to true, and in DropItem I set it to false.
In DropItem, the first step is to empty the hand: I call Set Static Mesh on the hand component and assign None to New Mesh so the item stops rendering in first person. Then I compute the drop position by taking the Get World Location of the hand/camera and adding the Get Actor Forward Vector multiplied by a distance; that makes it appear a bit in front of the character. With that vector I call SpawnActor and, in Class, I set BP_ITEM to create the actor in the world.
Finally, when E is pressed, I use a Branch with the boolean: if it’s true, I call DropItem; if it’s false, I call GrabItem.
With Custom Events
Without Custom Events
That should do it. For extra realism, in BP_ITEM I enable physics on the Static Mesh so it doesn’t stay rigid when dropped; and I place the Sphere Collision inside the Static Mesh, attached to it
Hope it helps!
Oh wow thank you very much. I try it today.
In the video at 1:37 it shows how to create it, and at 3:47 it implements it. Make sure to use the Array Element pin of the For Each Loop to call the interact node
