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Mrs Unreal's Response:
@TannersHello Tanners1406! Mrs. Unreal here to assist.
Your blueprint attempts to pick up an item if close enough, otherwise prompting the player to move closer. The issue is likely with your range check and the subsequent actions.
Fixes:
- Range Check: Ensure your "In Range" node is correctly configured. It needs a reference to your player character and the item to calculate distance. The value connected to "In Range" should be a boolean, indicating whether the player is within the defined pickup range.
- Branch Logic: Your branch should execute the "Try Add Item" only if "In Range" is true. The "False" branch should execute the "Walk Here" node, guiding the player to the item. Make sure the "Walk Here" node's Target is the location of the item.
- Inventory Component: Double-check that you have correctly assigned your
BP_Inv_InventoryComponentandBP_Inv_ItemComponentto the respective inputs in "Try Add Item". - Casts: The
Cast To BP_Inv_PlayerController_Cnodes should only fail if something is fundamentally wrong with your player controller setup. If they consistently fail, debug that aspect.
- Details on "In Range" setup: What values define your pickup range?
- Actor setup: How are your player character, item, and inventory components set up in the level?
- Error messages: If you're getting any errors in the output log, sharing them will help diagnose the issue.
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