How to call a Blueprint Custom Event from C++ code?

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@VSZ;437042

This is the approach I use too and it has worked well for a project with a heavy mix of both C++ and BP.

Plan your class hierarchy ahead. Any time you create a new blueprint ask yourself whether you’ll need to be accessing a part of it from C++ (if your project uses both C++ and BP, chances are the answer is always yes). Start with a base class in C++ like Heoki suggested with all base properties and functions in place. If necessary use BlueprintNativeEvent instead of BlueprintImplementableEvent as well - there are cases where only some BPs will need to override(/implement) the function behavior so having a base implementation in C++ with BlueprintNativeEvent may be useful.

The most complex form of this I’ve seen is when you start with interfaces defined in C++ that first need to be implemented across a hierarchy of C++ classes and then finally in a child Blueprint at the end of the hierarchy which may or may not want to override the function’s behavior. For this situation there are some pitfalls and syntactical issues you’ll run into but there are some good wiki pages already out there that cover this situation in detail.

@Heoki;436869

I’m not sure if there’s an easy way to call a function that was created in blueprints via C++ but I handle this by creating a BlueprintImplementableEvent in a base class in C++ that the blueprint uses as it’s parent and then use it just like in your screenshot. Then in C++ or blueprints I can call that event anywhere I want.

Guys, I still can’t understand how to reach that point.

For every HUD I create I use Blueprints because it’s kinda complicate to achieve in C++.

So, please read this Make Widget disappear after x seconds - UI - Epic Developer Community Forums

I can’t understand how to solve this problem!