Take a wire from “Return Value” in “Create XXX Widget” node and select “Promote to Variable”:
I was not expecting so much attention and help. You have helped me a lot. Thank you for your interest and sincerity. My problem is now completely solved.
I don’t want to bother you any more, but if it is easy, I want the paper to go again when I press q again. Is it possible to do this?
It should work. If you press Q and Not2Okuna is still true, it should show WP_Not_2 widget.
- You enter the area, it shows WP_Oku;
- You press Q while inside de area, it removes WP_Oku (and WP_Not_2) and shows WP_Not_2;
- You leave the area, it removes whethever widget is showing;
- If you are outside the area, the Q key, does nothing.
Isn’t this the expected behaviour? If not, can you elaborate the exact behaviour it should have.
Yes, when I leave the area, the widget disappears but when I press the q key while inside the area, the widget stays there.
Yes, there is no problem right now, but when you press q while you are in the area, “Wp_Oku- Wp_Not_2” does not disappear.
You mean both Wp_Oku and Wp_Not_2 are still there?
What exactly should happen when you press Q while inside the area? According to your first image, when you press Q, it should remove Wp_Oku and add Wp_Not_2. Isn’t that right?
Add this new connection to the macro:
and these new nodes to the Q line:
Now:
- Press Q, it will remove Wp_Oku and show Wp_Not_2.
- Press Q again, it removes Wp_Not_2.
- Press Q again, shows Wp_Not_2.
- …
It would be a lot easier and fast, if you could just detailed the exact behaviour you want.
What should happen if:
- you enter the area;
- you exit the area;
- you press Q while inside the area; and you press Q again while inside the area;
- you press Q outside the area
Yes, that’s exactly what I wanted. Thank you for all your help.
I did all they said yes. Everything is working properly now, I have no problems. Thank you for your help.
My answers come to you too late, because my answers are not confirmed.
Everything seems to be done, but when I apply it to all the papers, the paper I clicked on later can show another paper. I wonder what might be the reason?
You really need to explain the entire interactive process, a use case if you will.
You must clarify:
- What WP_Oku and Wp_Not_2 are and should do.
- Are you creating the widgets in the level BP or is there a BP per paper?
- In a matter of fact, what is a paper and a card?
- How many papers are there?
- How should everything work.
- …
The right solution depends on the functional requirements.
Can someone help with this?
What I want it to be exactly as follows;
1- There will be many different papers in my game and there will be different texts on top of them.
2- Each paper should be opened and closed when we read the q key and press the q key again. A separate triggerbox is assigned to each paper.
3- Separate widgets have been created for each paper.
4- Variables (boolean) are created to distinguish whether the paper is readable or unreadable.
5- Wp_Oku makes it say “press Q” when it comes over the papers.
6- I am currently adding the blueprint sample created for 1 paper as a picture. You can also see the variables that have been added.
Smooth employees: The papers can be opened and closed with the q key, but we can only do this once. Then we have to get away from the triggerbox and go back into it.
Problem: After reading a paper in the game, when trying to read other papers, it can show the content of another paper. It doesn’t always happen sometimes it happens.
Then the entire design should be rethinked. The way I did it, it’s too overcomplicated for something that simple.
I will work on that as soon I get home.
Thank you I’m waiting for your reply.
I wouldn’t do this way, but since you’re using level BP, then let’s continue.
in this example I only consider 4 widgets, 4 trigger boxes, …
First create 1 array of “User Widgets” called Widgets, and populate this array with all the widgets that should appear when user presses Q:
Then an integer WhichWidget, with a default value of -1:
And here is the rest:
I did not fully understand a few things. I did not understand which “WP_Not” in the last 2 images you added. There are a lot of “WP_Nots”. These represent different papers.
I’m trying to add “UserWidget” but it looks like this. How can I add?
Compile the BP. After that, a + sign will appear at the “default value” section. Then press + to add as many widgets you need.
Could the “WP_Not” I marked in the photo be any paper? Which one should we put exactly? When I try to put one, I get the error like the other photo.