Missing Event Graph in Blueprint

[Ample (Ampleツ)]

That doesn’t exists. I’m new to this sorry! Can’t seem to find how to get the event graph,functions and varible to pop up in my window. Any help is appreciated

[UsedTires]

Hey there! It looks like you’re using UE4. This forum is for Fortnite Creative and UEFN, I’ve mixed up the UE forum and this one a few times myself. I’ll see if I can get you some help though!

[UsedTires]

An engineer answered your question. He said, you should just be able to double-click on the event graph or a function to edit the graph for them, or failing that, there should be a right-click option on those menus.

[Ample (Ampleツ)]

Thank you for the reply! I’m actually using UEFN and I’m trying to follow this tutorial:

Creating a First-Person Aim Trainer | Course

unfortunately, I can figure out how to get these panels available in UEFN

[Ample (Ampleツ)]

I keep getting “Folder is locked” when trying to edit a blueprint script. I have completed the first hour in UEFN pretty basic but I can’t figure out how to make a sphere disappear on collision with a weapon projectile.

Could you point me in the right direction for how to learn this UNFN? I have some experience in Unity but I feel lost in here lol. I’m trying to make a simple aim trainer but can’t figure out how to add scripts to my objects, thank you again for any direction

[UsedTires]

Blueprint Scripting is limited in UEFN. I’m at a beginner level with it myself. What are you trying to add a Blueprint script to? I might be able to help troubleshoot if I know what you want to add a Blueprint to

[Ample (Ampleツ)]

A sphere from UEFN, I just want to make it disappear when shot, like an aim trainer

[UsedTires]

Here’s how to get the graph to show up. From the window you have in the image above, click Asset > Reference Viewer…

That opens the Blueprint graph for the object.

[Ample (Ampleツ)]

Thank you so much! You are my favourite person right now

[UsedTires]

Just be aware that you might have to alter the project from the original tutorial to fit what you can do in UEFN. Not all Blueprint properties are exposed in UEFN.