Hi there,
This is driving me crazy. Answer is probably simple but I can’t see it. This is simply two doors and I want them to light in sequence. Door 1 is supposed to light before Door 2 can be lit. But for some reason, if Boolean is set to true after Door 1 is triggered (it is initially set to false), it doesn’t register as true when Door 2 is triggered. I have tried many things and nothing seems to resolve this. I have tested this over and over again and once Door 1 is triggered, the Test boolean shows as true as if set properly. But over on Door 2’s setup, it shows as false. It doesn’t seem to matter how I pass the Boolean, it keeps showing as false for some reason. Any suggestions would be forever appreciated.
Hard to see from the image, but each door is set to a different value. Door 1 is 1 and Door 2 is 2.
I have tested the door variables alone and it works. The problem I am having is once the Boolean is set to true on the first door, it reverts to its default value, which is false. It doesn’t seem to hold the value.
I have tried this with on Event Overlap and even On Clicked, and it doesn’t seem to hold its value once it is set to true. The exception to this is when I do it by Keyboard press, it seems to hold.
Thanks for looking at this. It is just a BP Actor Class with a door frame static mesh that generates an overlap event. Each instance is assigned a door value. When I test the logic for the door values alone, it works as expected. Door 1 will only open if 1 = 1, Door 2 will only open if 2 = 2, etc. The issue is when the Boolean gets set as true by the first door, it doesn’t seem to hold its set value and reverts to false for the second door instance. When I do other testing to see if Booleans hold their value, they hold, just not in this case for some reason.
