I have the following Blueprint setup and my health bar still isn’t working. I’m not sure why. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
The health bar shows up on the screen but does not move at all. For instance, it does not decrease at all when you would expect it to when the player character gets hit or takes damage.
Yes, this function is bound to the progeess bar.
- how is the character spawned, how does it get into the world?
- does the cast fail?
- if you print the result of the division before the return, what does it print?
- what values are expected in the Heath and Full Health vs what they really are when while this executes?
- is this character possessed? are you controlling it?
- could demonstrate how damage is applied and how the variable is updated?
my health bar still isn’t working
Could you clarify what that means? As in:
- my car is not working - it’s in the ditch, on fire
or
- my car is not working - when I press the break pedal, it does not slow down and heads straight for the ditch
Asking for details 
The progress bar is there but not moving, it’s moving but incorrectly?
Could you clarify the rest, please? I’ve updated the list.
Under regular circumstances, this should work as is. There’s clearly something irregular here, hence the questions.
The character spawns at the start of the game, I have not programmed a respawn.
I’m not sure if the cast fails or not, the magic bar works just fine with the same set up.
The values are 1000 full health with a 200 hit loss each time.
I am controlling the character
I’m not sure if the cast fails or not
Print String off the Cast Failed pin. This (very inefficient) bind executes every frame so you’ll see the Print String spam the log.
You’d generally go for Event Driven approach with something like this:
Player Lost Health → Update Widget
Unless the health constantly changes every frame, of course.
the magic bar works just fine with the
same set up.
If you have an identical setup already working for another widget, this should be a matter of comparing the two, no?
Also, gonna link the two:
The cast did fail, nothing happened when I hooked it up to the Print String. So what do I do now to fix it? Sorry ot took me so long to get back to you.
The cast did fail, nothing happened
when I hooked it up to the Print
String.
Just this one thing does not make any sense whatsoever.
If the Cast Fails, it would Print String off its pin.
You may need to clarify in great detail what is going on. What you’re showing should work as is, and we cannot possibly start guessing what else might be off.