I am using a simple interface to do same simple stuff on different blueprints.
Like, if this blueprint implement BPI_Destruct, send message to trigger behavior.
And when the blueprint receive the message, it’s doing a pre-clean and destroy itself.
The issue is, on every blueprint i implement the BPI_destruct, i have to recode the behavior when I call it.
I wanted to create a component, implement the interface and the expected behavior to the component.
Then, I juste have to attach the component to any blueprint I want to implement the behavior (by referencing the parent and doing my stuff).
The issue is when I send the message to the blueprint (not implementing the interface, but having attached the component implementing the interface) my “does implement interface” return false…
Implement the interface on the actor. Write the duplication code in the component. Have the interface event execute a function or event in the component.
Thank you @Rev0verDrive , I actually found out this exact method few minutes ago haha but I really wanted to implement any interface through a component, it would be much easier
( That way, I could attach a component implementing several interfaces at a time)
But it seems like this is not how it works.
Yeah, you have to get a reference to the component and then check it… does implement interface, then call event and use the component as target.
If you can get a direct reference to the Actor that has the component (trace/overlap etc) you can check if the actor has a specific component by class. Then call the BPI event.
