I have a lever that i use ray casting to detect, so when player is looking at the lever, they are able to activate it. However i ran into a problem, which is that parts of the lever, specifically the handle and gears, don’t have visibility collision, therefore are not detected by ray cast, which goes right through them, so it doesn’t get the lever class from actor, so I’m not able to activate the lever when looking at handle, which, you know, would be not good for the player.
Both handle and gears are part of skeletal mesh, which contains the animation. When using regular static meshes for those parts, they have visibility collision and are detected as part of the lever class actor. But they are, well, static, and i don’t know the way to animate them with skeletal mesh animation, so it seems more simple(?) to me to somehow add visibility collision to the skeletal mesh, but i don’t know how. Any pointers or advice on how i should do that?
