Aha! So this is how it works. Thanks a lot for creating this video because since I used different names for the function and blueprints it helped me understand what blueprint interfaces are and how they work :)
This was a life saver. Thank you. I tried to change my music after my character takes fighting bose and this was the last part of the recipe! Thank you!
Thanks for the great tip, I was trying to use Cast too, but it always gave an error, the interface method is exactly what I was looking for, thank you very much!!
Why do other videos explaining interfaces leave out this step? Actually wait, isn't the WHOLE point of interfaces is that you don't have to ID the object that you are sending the message to?
kool..when using interfaces there is also another node option with (Message) after the interface function,s name..what is the diference between the 2?. in your case it would be ReceiverFunction and ReceiverFunction(Message)...they both seem to work in this case..would it be better to use the call if possible and if that doesnt work use the message?
BRUHHHHH i spent like 5 hours trying to send the info of a certain item being selected in my hotbar to my character and nothing worked and then i found this. Why does something this simple work xD
this was the video that fixed a problem i was suffering with for days , thanks friend
Holy moly this was so simple yet I was going nuts trying to trigger events between blueprints. My thanks to you! I smiled so hard when it worked.
This was also a irritating problem for me and this was a VERY Simple solution!
Aha! So this is how it works. Thanks a lot for creating this video because since I used different names for the function and blueprints it helped me understand what blueprint interfaces are and how they work :)
This was a life saver. Thank you. I tried to change my music after my character takes fighting bose and this was the last part of the recipe! Thank you!
Oh man!! So many thanks ... I don't know how crazy I got to just sent an event from one bp to another. Finally!!
This isnt the best way to do this at all (since you can do it without needing to call for classes) but it set me in the right path, thanks!
hi
how make it without classes?
hello , I'm not sure about the interface-event used here ,as long as you can "get correct actor" , you can call any "custom event" inside that actor
Thanks for the great tip, I was trying to use Cast too, but it always gave an error, the interface method is exactly what I was looking for, thank you very much!!
Why do other videos explaining interfaces leave out this step? Actually wait, isn't the WHOLE point of interfaces is that you don't have to ID the object that you are sending the message to?
This little trick, solved a TOOOOONE of hours!! NOW, for some HUGE databases! xD THANK YOU SO MUCH!
This was so helpful thankyou so much, saved a lot of frustration.
Oh man!! So many thanks ...This was a life saver. Thank you.
Awesome that just helped me understand BP Interfaces - thanks!
GEEZE 20 to 3am , dedication
thank you man. THANK YOU. simple is best
great tutorial... doesn't look like this works in UE5, unfortunately. interfaces don't appear in that "get actor of class" dropdown list.
It definitely works in UE5. Make sure you've saved and compiled the interface, else it won't show up in the editor.
Nevermind, it seems like in UE 5.3 you just set the Actor Class to the Actor Blueprint that the interface is attached to instead.
It depends what type of blueprint you inherit from. Actor will appear in the list
Great tutorial, thanks
kool..when using interfaces there is also another node option with (Message) after the interface function,s name..what is the diference between the 2?. in your case it would be ReceiverFunction and ReceiverFunction(Message)...they both seem to work in this case..would it be better to use the call if possible and if that doesnt work use the message?
Thank you. It's very helpful.
That saved my day
thx :)
BRUHHHHH i spent like 5 hours trying to send the info of a certain item being selected in my hotbar to my character and nothing worked and then i found this. Why does something this simple work xD
Thank you.
Ur my Starman
Thank you
You could have done exactly the same without Interface, why use one then?
Thank you
jeez thanks
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