Set Trace Shape to Line

Sets the form of the passed trace parameter to a line.

Set Trace Shape to Sphere

Sets the form of the passed trace parameter to a sphere with the given radius.

Set Trace Shape to Box

Sets the form of the passed trace parameter to a sphere with the given extend and orientation.

Set Trace Shape to Capsule

Returns the distances squared from all actors of the set to the origin

Set Trace Type To Channel

Sets the query type to “Channel” and the trace searches for hits via the specified channel.

Set Trace Type To Object

Sets the query type to “object type”, and the trace searches for matches that have one of the specified “object types”

Add Object Type To Trace

If the trace type is “object”, the specified element is added to the list of “object types”

Remove Object Type From Trace

If the trace type is “object”, the specified element is removed from the list of “object types”

Add Actor To Ignore List

Adds an actor to the list of actors to be ignored in the trace.

 Remove Actor From Ignore List

Removes an actor from the list of actors to be ignored in the trace.

Clear Ignore List

Resets the list with ignored actors

Set Trace to Multi

Sets whether this trace should return multiple actors and hit results. If false and the return value of a “PerformTrace” is true, then the first element is always the hit

Set Trace to Complex

Sets whether the trace should check against simple or complex collisions. Complex collisions consume more power and take longer.

Set Trace Ignore Self

Sets whether the calling file should be ignored. If the caller is not an actor, this field is ignored. To use this function in c++, the “WorldContextObject” must be the actor to be ignored.

Set Trace Draw Debug

Sets whether and what type of debug visualization should be shown. 

- None: No debug visualization is displayed.

- ForOneFrame: The visualization is only displayed for 1 frame

- ForDuration: The visualization is displayed for the set time

- Persistant: The visualization is displayed permanently

Set Trace Color

Sets the color of the trace visualization if the trace has not hit anything

Set Trace Hit Color

Sets the color of the trace visualization when the trace has hit something

Set Trace Draw Time

If Draw Debug is set to “For Duration”, this function sets the time for how long the visualization should be displayed

Copy Sphape from Trace (1.0.1)

Copies the following properties from the transferred struct to the referenced struct:

- Shape

- Sphere Radius

- Box Extend

- Box Orientation

- Capsule Radius

- Capsule Half Height

Copy Sphape from Trace (1.0.1)

Copies the following properties from the given struct to the referenced struct:

- Shape

- Sphere Radius

- Box Extend

- Box Orientation

- Capsule Radius

- Capsule Half Height

Copy Trace Type from Trace (1.0.1)

Copies the following properties from the given struct to the referenced struct:

- Trace Query Type

- Trace Channel

- Object Types

Copy Query from Trace (1.0.1)

Copies the following properties from the given struct to the referenced struct:

- Multi Trace

- Trace Complex

- Ignore Self

- Actors to Ignore

Copy Debug from Trace (1.0.1)

Copies the following properties from the given struct to the referenced struct:

- Draw Debug Type

- Trace Color

- Trace Hit Color

- Draw Time

Pefrom Trace

Performs a trace with the given parameters from start to end. 

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace in Direction

Performs a trace with the given parameters from the start in the given direction with the given distance. Direction is normally a unit vector. Do not confuse this function with “Perfrom Trace Direction”!

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perfrom Trace with Rotation

Performs a trace from the start in the given direction with the given distance. Rotation is not relative to the calling actor but rotation must be “world” rotation.

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace from Actors

Performs a trace from one actor to another.

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace from Actor to Location

Performs a trace from an actor to a location.

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace from Location to Actor

Performs a trace from a location to an actor.

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace Direction

Performs a trace in the direction of the end point but over the specified distance. The trace does not necessarily have to hit the end point!

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace Direction Actors

Performs a trace in the direction from one actor to another but over the specified distance. The trace does not necessarily have to hit the end point!

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace Direction from Location to Actor

Performs a trace in the direction from a location to an actor but over the specified distance. The trace does not necessarily have to hit the end point!

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace Direction from Actor to Location

Performs a trace in the direction from an actor to a location but over the specified distance. The trace does not necessarily have to hit the end point!

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace Forward

Performs a trace in the “Get Actor Forward Vector” direction of the specified actor and distance.

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace Backward

Performs a trace in the oppsite “Get Actor Forward Vector” direction of the specified actor and distance.

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace Right

Performs a trace in the “Get Actor Right Vector” direction of the specified actor and distance.

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace Left

Performs a trace in the oppsite “Get Actor Right Vector” direction of the specified actor and distance.

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace Component Forward

Performs a trace in the “Forward Vector” direction of the specified component and distance.

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace Component Backward

Performs a trace in the oppsite “Forward Vector” direction of the specified component and distance.

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace Component Right

Performs a trace in the “Right Vector” direction of the specified component and distance.

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace

Perform Trace Component Left

Performs a trace in the oppsite “Right Vector” direction of the specified component and distance.

The function returns once whether something was hit and then the list of what was hit. This is always an array even if a single trace was performed. In this case the first element is the result of the single trace