Object With Interaction

[Hedg4r]

Hello, I just created widget where I want that to show when I press E keyboard button.
I did everything but nothing was working for me. So I am here for asking you.

[OptimisticMonkey]

several things to consider… but first is you shouldnt call visibility until after widget is created…

[Two-faced]

@Dev.Designx

1. Create a widget somewhere. For example at begin play event.
2. Put it to variable.
3. Use this variable as a target of set visibility.

This should work for you instead of creating new widget every push and release)

[Hedg4r]

@Two-faced;700753

@Dev.Designx

1. Create a widget somewhere. For example at begin play event.
2. Put it to variable.
3. Use this variable as a target of set visibility.

This should work for you instead of creating new widget every push and release)

So I made widget and i putted that into begin play event but how can I put that it to variable?

[Everynone]

@Dev.Designx;701088

So I made widget and i putted that into begin play event but how can I put that it to variable?

Right click the *ReturnValue *of CreateStronaWidget and PromoteToVariable. This will create a reference variable to that widget which will allow you to access it later; it will also prevent the widget from getting destroyed if you remove it from the viewport.

[Hedg4r]

@Everynone;701093

Right click the *ReturnValue *of CreateStronaWidget and PromoteToVariable. This will create a reference variable to that widget which will allow you to access it later; it will also prevent the widget from getting destroyed if you remove it from the viewport.

It still doesn’t work

[Everynone]

I just answered the very last question. When you say it does not work, I believe you refer to the original issue where your Monitor blueprint does not respond to the keyboard key, right? As default the keypresses are handled by the PlayerController rather than a particular blueprint.

You can override this behaviour, of course. Access *ClassDefaults *at the very top, scroll down to Input section and set *AutoReceiveInput *to Player0. This should allow this blueprint intercept the Action and Axis mapping.

[Hedg4r]

@Everynone;701112

I just answered the very last question. When you say it does not work, I believe you refer to the original issue where your Monitor blueprint does not respond to the keyboard key, right? As default the keypresses are handled by the PlayerController rather than a particular blueprint.

You can override this behaviour, of course. Access *ClassDefaults *at the very top, scroll down to Input section and set *AutoReceiveInput *to Player0. This should allow this blueprint intercept the Action and Axis mapping.

It is working now! Thank you so much @Everynone !!!

[Hedg4r]

@Dev.Designx;701236

It is working now! Thank you so much @Everynone !!!

But when I press again E button it still shows me widget.

[Everynone]

Try it like this:

[Hedg4r]

@Everynone;701260

Try it like this:

If i press right click and i write there get widget reference it haven’t show me anything there.

[Everynone]

You created a reference to the widget, right? You said it worked. That reference will appear on the list with all other variables. Drag it to the graph → Get, right click convert:

It’s pretty much the same as this, but will less wires, more convenient:

[Hedg4r]

@Everynone;701289

You created a reference to the widget, right? You said it worked. That reference will appear on the list with all other variables. Drag it to the graph –> Get, right click convert:

It’s pretty much the same as this, but will less wires, more convenient:

It is working !!! thank you so much @Everynone you are really helpfully !!!

[Hedg4r]

@Dev.Designx;701293

It is working !!! thank you so much @Everynone you are really helpfully !!!

If I want to pause game should that connect pause game to the exact of visibility ?