Hello,
as in the title, I would like to call a function from the level blueprint to the character class.I tried to create a custom event, but I don’t know what target I should connect…I also tried declaring a global variable, but I need to connect a target then, too.
Thanks in advantage.
You need to get a reference and you need to cast to other blueprint, here are some similar questions, read my Answers:
Unfortunately, that didn’t work. Probably I made some mistake…
I would like to create a reference to a spotlight I use in the player character class (a flashlight)
If your spotlight is in Character Blueprint, then you just need to cast it once like this:
Of course the “GlobalCharVal” needs to be a MyCharacterBlueprint object type.
Now just drag the GlobalCharVal onto the graph and choose “get”, and then drag off pin from the new “Get GlobalCharVal” node and a window with functions will pop up.
So now from this node you have access to the character blueprint content,
and I assume your spotlight is in there.
Ah, I see. First I defined the variable as a light component, because I thought it has to be the type I want to access. Thank you very much, I think this will be very helpful in future!
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