Raycast - Trigger something when looking at an object

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Well, where you put the raycast is up to you.

If you want to change the cursor or have some other indicator tell the player they are looking at an interactible object, then you need to do it in the Tick.

Otherwise, if you don’t care what the player is looking at until they press ‘E’ (or InteractWithObject, whatever InputAction you’ve set up), then you don’t need to raycast every frame.

Yea well… the main idea was to show the user that an object is interactible when he looks at an object for X seconds. Like after X seconds display some text.
But dunno now. Everything is way to messy in my head on how to do some stuff… and other stuff start piling up.

Like I created a sequencer animation that was animating my door (BP door). I duplicated the door with the idea of that new door using the same logic, but it turns out that the Sequencer animation is “hardcoted” to my first door. So when I interact with the 2nd Door, my 1st Door opens. Now I need to find a way on how to do this the “proper way”.

So in a way I would still like to learn on how to do that proper “Every Tick” raycast… and me knowing when I look and stop looking at that object.