More Optimized Way Of Doing This?

[StrangeLove13]

@J.Fisher

If I understand the problem correctly, this is what the “ForEachLoop” node helps with. You make an array that lists all of those objects, then every time the linetrace finds something new, you use the ForEachLoop to switch off everything listed in the array, then you switch on whatever object is under the linetrace.

(You can also set up the array(s) using tags, then a “GetAllActorsWithTag” node can be used to find all actors that you’ve given eg a “glow” tag to, and add them to the array. Or find all actors that you’ve given the “walls” tag and add them to a “walls” array etc.)

Do you mean like this?

This gets the brush highlight to fire, but does not turn off when I look away. In other words, there is no event fired that turns it off. Keep in mind I am determining the highlight by Physical Material not by actor.

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