Hi! To create an interface you must create two classes, one with the macro UINTERFACE which is deriving UInterface and one “normal” class that contains all the interface’s pure virtual methods. Is this correct understood? source: [Question] C++ Interfaces? - UI - Unreal Engine Forums . When I have …

#Inherit Interfaces You use multiple inheritance with interfaces, so for any class you want to implement an interface, you add the additional inheritance. [image] A new, community-hosted Unreal Engine Wiki After over a year in maintenance mode, the official Unreal Engine Wiki is now pe…

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#Inherit Interfaces

You use multiple inheritance with interfaces, so for any class you want to implement an interface, you add the additional inheritance.

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