Actor Management
Transform the way you handle actors in Unreal Engine with our Actor Management tools. These functions provide a streamlined approach to organizing, renaming, and managing actors within your projects. With features like sequential renaming and efficient actor organization, maintaining clarity and order in complex scenes becomes effortless.
| Function Name | Function Call Example |
|---|---|
| Organize Actors Into Folders | UActorManagement::OrganizeActorsIntoFolders(ActorsArray); |
| Highlight and Copy Actor | UActorManagement::HighlightAndCopyActor(TargetActor); |
| Rename Actors Sequentially | UActorManagement::RenameActorsSequentially(ActorsToRename, TEXT(“NewActorBaseName”)); |
| Select Actors | UActorManagement::SelectActors(ActorsArray); |
| Retrieve Organized and Copy Actors | UActorManagement::RetrieveOrganizedAndCopyActors(MyActorClass, true); |
OrganizeActorsIntoFolders #
Description: Organizes selected actors into folders according to the specified settings.
Parameters:ActorsToOrganize – TArray: The array of actors to organize.
HighlightAndCopyActor #
Description: Highlights the specified actor in the editor and copies it to the clipboard if desired.
Parameters:Asset – AActor*: The actor to highlight and copy.
RenameActorsSequentially #
Description: Renames a list of actors sequentially based on the provided base name.
Parameters:Actors – TArray: The actors to rename.BaseName – FString: The base name to use for renaming.
SelectActors #
Description: Selects a list of actors within the editor.
Parameters:ActorsToSelect – TArray: The actors to be selected.
RetrieveOrganizedAndCopyActors #
Description: Retrieves, organizes, and copies the selected actors to the clipboard.
Parameters:FilterClass – UClass*: The class to filter the actors by.bClearList – bool: Clears the list before adding new actors if set to true.