In my game in some events need to lower the number of frames per second, for example to 10 fps. Is there any way to do this?
There’s a console command for that:
t.MaxFPS (Value) → Caps FPS to the given value. Set to <= 0 to be uncapped.
example:
t.MaxFPS 10
Yeah…that’s the proper way.
large for loops will do it too. 
Thank you - I need a blueprint so that I can call whenever I want when an event occurs. For example, when a trigger crosses
I’m curious, why do you want to limit fps based on gameplay events? Are you sure you are not looking for something else like global time dilation?
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there is a node for execute a console command. you just put the same text into it. Fire from whatever event that you want.
I really would use @pladux Idea of using time diletation…
manipulating the fps for a slowMo / Bullet Time effect is really bad practice and break physics and frame based operations…
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Hah yeah OP what is the use case? Besides debug testing your game at lower FPS I cannot think of a legit reason to manipulate FPS at run time.
AFAIK manually manipulating FPS isn’t reliable anyway because most video card settings panels have ways to override what the apps request.