Could someone explain why, when I create a blueprint that uses a child blueprint, it doesn’t work correctly? Here’s the result:
It is impossible to make the cubes appear; the cones and cylinders appear at the same time.
It’s Child Blueprint:
It’s the blueprint that uses the child’s blueprint
I don’t fully understand the context, but according to your screenshots, that’s the result you’ve asked for.
Either you need to set ‘Cube Cone’ to true or swap out the ‘Branch’ for a different logic.
Is the cast working?
I should never have cones and cylinders at the same time.
Yes, The cast works for the Size variable.
My mistake, I overlooked that logic. I am still missing context and can’t tell what’s housed where, but I’ll offer some other possibilities.
Multiplayer - Maybe you’re replicating the actors for every player in your editor.
Self Pruning - If this is PCG, could you be self-pruning on overlap?
I can only advise ‘Print String’ to find out when/where ‘CylindreCone’ is both true and false as that’s the only possibility–it must be both simultaneously, but from different sources.
I want to build a complex parametric object in UE5. I wanted to use child Blueprints within a Blueprint and parameterize them conditionally.
I modified the blueprints in the following way to simplify them.
child blueprint:
blueprint calling the child
but the result is uncertain
I think the branch node isn’t working correctly. Is there another way to conditionally activate functions in a blueprint?
Again, all I can do is offer ideas. Any revelations from ‘Print String’? I have to assume your variables truly do have multiple values simultaneously, maybe due to instancing.
I notice you have functions within functions; are there any variables within, which need to but aren’t retaining their values, perhaps?
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