I'm pretty new to Unreal 4, and I'm trying to make it so when, on this FPS template, when i shoot the object, it turns red, and when the character touches it, it turns green. For whatever reason, the blueprint will only take one hit event, and when I tried making a child class, it inherited everything else, except it overrides the collision so it turns green, but doesn't turn red. The only thing I can faintly visualize is making an if/else structure, but I'm not sure how to go about that in Unreal 4. Could someone please help me find out what I'm doing wrong?I can’t connect get player character with ==. It says ‘cannot use enum qualiity operators on anything but enums’.
If / Else is called Branch in UE4 and you’re most likely looking for something like this:
edit: in your case I think other returns the actor reference. There’s a bit of inconsistency in the naming conventions here and there.
Do not use enums for this. You want to compare actors (objects - yet another inconsistency 
) instead - drag a wire off other and search for ==
I did. It gave me all kinds of ==. I don’t know which one to use.
Make sure you got a check-mark in “Context sensitive” and it will filter irrelevant things out for you.
The one you are looking for is “Equal (Object)”.
There is only one:
