I have a FTimespan property in my c++ game instance, which is set up in subclassed blueprint class. That blueprint class is set as default game instance class.
If I set Timespan property in blueprint defaults and then get it somewhere it returns 0:0:0:0, other properties are ok.
Instead of thousands of words, here is demo project, it outputs “int prop 20 timespan prop 0:0:0:0”, when NewLevel is opened and run.
Hey Yata,
Unfortunately the test project you’ve provided won’t compile on my end. What version of Visual Studio are you using?
Strange, I use visual studio 2015. Gave you regenerated solution? I stripped all intermediate and vs folders from it.
Hey Yata,
After further investigation, I was able to reproduce your issue and have entered a bug report which you can track using the link below:
Thanks for your report. Have a great day
Cool, thanks, Sean.
I believe this is still broken and spans more than just the game instance.
Addin a timespan variable to any C++ class, editing it in BP and spawning it in the world results in the value being to to 0.
This is present on 4.22.3.
