Hi all, forgive the noob question. I’ve tried to figure it out myself without success.
I want to make individual nodes in my blueprint “development only” similar to the “Print String” node.
I have seen other nodes being marked as Development Only but I have not figured out how I can make an arbitrary node development only.
How can I make an arbitrary node “Development Only” in my blueprint? Is it documented somewhere?
Thanks in advance!
Well, last time I tested it, it worked. Must say, I don’t like the idea of whole chains of greyed out nodes, though… 
I think it always pays to stay in the main stream region of the engine. You get people with these crazy questions ( not saying this is one ), like “I want to do a trace, but using a dodecahedron, in a custom character I coded in Java, and it’s not working…”
Staying in the main stream is much easier… 
Hey thank you all for the responses. Here is a screenshot of what I was trying to do in case it wasn’t clear. This is totally doable because i copied this from another project and it works. I just didn’t know how to do it.
After watching the video shared by @ClockworkOcean I learned that the only way to do this is to actually bind the command to a key sequence. Once you assign the shortcut to that function now you can toggle the feature on and off on individual nodes.
Thank you so much for sharing that!
I just tested this in Unreal Engine 5 and once you disable a node it cannot be re-enabled. I had to delete the node and start again, so this is not exactly what I was looking for.
I found out which command to add a shortcut for, but it does not toggle it on and off. It just turns it on.
Sorry about all these replies. I’m a noob 
I figure out that we need a shortcut for disabling and one for each different type of enabling. See the attached image
The Lesson here is that I should have watched that video to the end. I was too eager to try it myself that I didn’t watch the whole video. That was just stupid on my part. I’m gonna go hide now.
Thank you so much!
