How to have my variables in the editor through my inherited class?

[danielsega]

I think it’s the question more complicated than it actually is, but I have a Base class that my BaseCharacter class derives from it. So in order that I could have access to BaseCharacter, I’ve created it as a BaseCharacter object in my main ACharacter “ThirdPersonCharacter”.

Now I’d want to have access through all those variables in the Base class in editor when I click on my playable character, however all I have is access to my BaseCharacter, not the data within it,… So how would I go about to be able to use have them in the editor ?

[Antidamage]

Click the eye icon and check “Show inherited variables” in the details panel of the blueprint, above the variable and function lists.

[danielsega]

I’ll add some pictures to explain it better than typing, I would like to edit those variables (currency and speed) in the editor, however all I have access to is Base.

And here is what is being displayed at the blueprint editor, with the “Show inherited variables” on.

[KelbyVP]

In your c++ Base header, you need to define the speed variable using the UPROPERTY macro as follows (I assume it’s an int, but it can be any class)

UPROPERTY(EditAnywhere, BlueprintReadWrite)
int Speed;

Do something similar for the currency variable in your BaseCharacter C++ class. That should enable you to see and edit the variables in the Details pane as shown in your image above.

[danielsega]

@KelbyVP

In your c++ Base header, you need to define the speed variable using the UPROPERTY macro as follows (I assume it’s an int, but it can be any class)

UPROPERTY(EditAnywhere, BlueprintReadWrite)
int Speed;

Do something similar for the currency variable in your BaseCharacter C++ class. That should enable you to see and edit the variables in the Details pane as shown in your image above.

That’s not it because I already have those macros on it.

[KelbyVP]

Can you show us the relevant declarations in your .h files?