#No Overloads of UFUNCTION()s
I’m pretty sure you can’t overload UFUNCTION() ![]()
If you dont need the UFUNCTION() for any network-code related reason, or for keybinding, I’d just take the UFUNCTION() out and do regular c++ overloading ![]()
Rama
#No Overloads of UFUNCTION()s
I’m pretty sure you can’t overload UFUNCTION() ![]()
If you dont need the UFUNCTION() for any network-code related reason, or for keybinding, I’d just take the UFUNCTION() out and do regular c++ overloading ![]()
Rama