How am i supposed to know where is the problem with this kind of log ?

anonymous_user_5326e6bd · February 28, 2015, 12:53pm

Example :

And when i click on it it just direct me to the folder where the blueprint is in.

zerofiftyone · February 28, 2015, 1:04pm

It’s a long shot but try unhooking your nodes in the event graph and reconnect them, then recompile.

Long shot.

anonymous_user_5326e6bd · February 28, 2015, 1:19pm

Thanks, it did the job, how ever i had to guess what node is the problematic.
What good is this log if it gives me an address i can’t use to find it ? Not a big different with a log that looks like : " There is a problem somewhere, start seeking "

zerofiftyone · February 28, 2015, 2:44pm

Awesome, I’m glad that worked!

Yeah agreed, it would be nice to be able to pinpoint the problem more easily.

neryun · February 28, 2015, 3:51pm

Hey

Mark your Nodes in the Graph you wanna analyze and than copy paste them into nodepad. An example you get here:

Begin Object Name=“EdGraphPin_23821”
PinName=“then”
Direction=EGPD_Output
PinType=(PinCategory=“exec”)
LinkedTo(0)=EdGraphPin’K2Node_CallFunction_25842.EdGraphPin_23694’
End Object
Begin Object Name=“EdGraphPin_23822”
PinName=“StructRef”
PinType=(PinCategory=“struct”,PinSubCategoryObject=UserDefinedStruct’/Game/Blueprints/Library/BP_STRUCT_HUD_UI.BP_STRUCT_HUD_UI’,bIsReference=True)
LinkedTo(0)=EdGraphPin’K2Node_VariableGet_15850.EdGraphPin_23814’
End Object
Begin Object Name=“EdGraphPin_23823”
PinName=“GridPuzzleHUD_5_DA280C9045E5259D475875B9DA3CD85D”
PinFriendlyName=“GridPuzzleHUD”
PinToolTip="Grid Puzzle HUD
Boolean

GridPuzzleHUD"
PinType=(PinCategory=“bool”)
DefaultValue=“False”
AutogeneratedDefaultValue=“False”
PersistentGuid=DA280C9045E5259D475875B9DA3CD85D
End Object
Begin Object Name=“EdGraphPin_23824”
PinName=“LoadingScreenHUD_9_6610A5624C56A6BB7A2066B5F2CAF910”
PinFriendlyName=“LoadingScreenHUD”
PinToolTip="Loading Screen HUD
Boolean

LoadingScreenHUD"
PinType=(PinCategory=“bool”)
DefaultValue=“false”
AutogeneratedDefaultValue=“False”
PersistentGuid=6610A5624C56A6BB7A2066B5F2CAF910
End Object
Begin Object Name=“EdGraphPin_23825”
PinName=“MenuHUD_11_1E8C71694D96DA31842BF5922F469E6A”
PinFriendlyName=“MenuHUD”
PinToolTip="Menu HUD
Boolean

MenuHUD"
PinType=(PinCategory=“bool”)
DefaultValue=“true”
AutogeneratedDefaultValue=“False”
PersistentGuid=1E8C71694D96DA31842BF5922F469E6A
End Object

Now you can search for that specific node.

anonymous_user_5326e6bd · February 28, 2015, 4:08pm

Thanks, this is a nice idea, however, it would be very helpful if epic would have the node’s “Internal number name” in it’s details where you can search for it instead of start copying all the graphs if you don’t know where is the problem.

zz · February 28, 2015, 6:11pm

Epic should get it so it highlights the blueprint and then highlight the problematic node in your graph.

neryun · March 1, 2015, 4:37am

I agree, but hey that was kind of the solution I came up with for the meantime. Its tedious e but I figured since I have heard in one of the first live streams last year about being able to see blueprint in that basic form I figured it also to use to analyze and even adjust sometimes.