Please, help. I am a beginner in Unreal Engine.

[user_f488f58fa1d010f87b5aa2ee92eeef31e84836b41933df7baf43a1 (거대응애)]

Hello, I am a beginner in Unreal Engine.
I’m currently developing an item drop when a monster dies.

First, I attached the StaticMesh to the BoxComponent in the drop item related class.
And when a monster dies, we implemented a drop item that spawns at the location where the monster died.
The moment the drop item is spawned, I want to use AddForce or AddImpulse on BoxComponent to make it appear in a parabola.

I tried two ways:

1. I tried both AddForce and AddImpulse on BoxComponent, and in both cases, only the BoxComponent moved. (My thought was that since the StaticMesh is attached to the BoxComponent, it should move with it.)

2. Changed StaticMesh to SetSimulatePhysics(true) and added AddForce to StaticMesh. However, the two people moved to different locations.

So,
I want to move BoxComponent and StaticMesh to the same position at the same time. Thank you for reading.

※I drew a picture of what I wanted to try. I want to try making the drop item move in the direction of the arrow.

[Everynone]

See if this helps:

How can I achieve a item drop effect from games like Diablo/Path of Exile?

[image] Experiment with something along the lines of: in the player: [image] This is just a random upward facing cone. Fiddle with the Angle and Force multi. This can be dramatically improved with another method if insufficient. Do tell if you need a suggestion. in the dropped item: [image] It starts ignoring the Pawn but once its overlapping Sphere collision volume has left the player, the regular Physics profile is restored after 1s.

And check the rest of the thread for more solutions.

[user_f488f58fa1d010f87b5aa2ee92eeef31e84836b41933df7baf43a1 (거대응애)]

I finally did it by taking hints from the threads.
Thank you for helping!