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This is where you can edit blueprint's appearance/[[Art]], behaviour/properties and [[logic]]
This is where you can edit blueprint's appearance/[[Art]], behaviour/properties and [[logic]]
== artwork ==
This is the area of the inspector where you can edit frames and select the current one.
== play when created ==
Play when created controls how does the animating for frames goes, there is three options: still, once and loop.
=== still ===
The still option doesn't really do much, it makes the blueprint stay in the current frame and the only way to switch between frames in this state is with logic
=== once ===
The once option makes the animation for the blueprint play once and stays at the last frame
=== loop ===
The loop option makes the animation play in a loop, basically once the animation reaches the last frame it will then go back to the first frame does the animation again in a loop
== frames per second ==
this section controls how many frames the animator goes through in a second, im a bad explainer so ye
-justin_
== visible ==
this is a true/false option that controls if the blueprint is visible or invisible, also reminder that it does '''NOT''' remove the collision

Revision as of 11:46, 10 May 2022

An open inspector

The inspector is the interface that is used to edit blueprints.

This is where you can edit blueprint's appearance/Art, behaviour/properties and logic

artwork

This is the area of the inspector where you can edit frames and select the current one.

play when created

Play when created controls how does the animating for frames goes, there is three options: still, once and loop.

still

The still option doesn't really do much, it makes the blueprint stay in the current frame and the only way to switch between frames in this state is with logic

once

The once option makes the animation for the blueprint play once and stays at the last frame

loop

The loop option makes the animation play in a loop, basically once the animation reaches the last frame it will then go back to the first frame does the animation again in a loop

frames per second

this section controls how many frames the animator goes through in a second, im a bad explainer so ye

-justin_

visible

this is a true/false option that controls if the blueprint is visible or invisible, also reminder that it does NOT remove the collision