I have created a blueprint of hierarchical static meshes, and put roof tiles on top of another hierarchical static mesh building in the blueprint. The tiles(499 tiles) are merged as one actor for one row, and looped(31 loops) to tile it across another row. And that is just one side of a building, another side requires another 31 loops, and also i instanced 3 buildings, so it is a total of 186 loops to tile rows of tiles across different transforms
The way i do it, i would load a CSV that contains the values of transformation, and applied it like this
It is only one, but i have another called rooftileshort. I create other HISMs also like doors, naco windows, and so on. Its like this
The only HISM that i used a csv with is only rooftilelong. I havent done the the other HISMs with the csv method yet. I used looping, and + - the x y z to get the corresponding positions
I’m assuming you have all this on construction. Is the script running when it shouldn’t be maybe? It should run once, and not again, unless you move the building etc.
You could use print statements to debug, or a bool to make sure it only runs when you say.
Yessir. It is both bad frames on the viewport, and also on the editor, and yes the script runs on construction. I did culling distances with the HISM but still it gives bad frames when the actors come into play.
I will give this a try. Should i change from construction to event graph? I noticed that i could not print anything out when im in the construction, and thus assuming printing from construction is not the way.
Thank you very much mister. The construction script does call it multiple times, in fact more than 10 times. The solution you just gave, made it call only once, and no fps drop were found. Thank you so much.
