Hey, I’m trying trying to get a custom window class (inheriting from SCompoundWidget) that I made to to follow an element on screen (such as the row of the details panel for example as it scrolls).
I cant really think of a way of doing that, the idea that came to my head would be to use a Tick() function on which I would update the position of the window on screen? (and do any checks if necessary such as visibility)
I just don’t know if its possible to do that with Slate Widgets?
Would be great if anyone could help me out with this or point me in the right direction, or even provide an alternative approach! Maybe like anchoring/attaching/parenting it the target?
Unfortunately though I haven’t been able to override them as it apparently wasn’t able to find them?
In any case what I wanted to do was position the Window (containing a custom menu) on screen according to the Buttons position that created it- when the user scrolls in the details panel.
In the end I simply used a workaround by creating a SComboButton (A dropdown that can hold any Slate Widget) and placing my window within it. Since the Dropdown Buttons of UE already have that functionality implemented.
