I have read the documentation and I have seen some questions asked regarding TSubClassOf, but none explain what the point of it all is. What extra does it bring? I can write UDamageType* dmgType = <some subclass of that damage type, either new or by ref> or TSubClassOf* dmgType = <some subclass…

UDamageType* dmgType; vs UClass* DamageType; vs TSubclassOf<UDamageType> DamageType; the first one is a blue pin object reference, which is not a class reference at all, its a reference to an object that is already created, or it is null. the second one is a purple pin Class reference, used to…

Why use TSubClassOf and not just the class itself?

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NoobsDeSroobs (NoobsDeSroobs) July 31, 2016, 6:45pm 7

That clarifies a lot. Thanks.