Add Destroy Controller node #53
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Epic games by default overides the destroy node in blueprints relating to controllers so that beginers don't accidentally destroy their controller. I created a node to intentionally destroy controllers instead of changing possesion logic. I have a zombie game with many ai in an open world so this process got tedious. I figured others could bennefit from this simple overide as well.
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Thanks for this, it would be great if you could exclude the .vs additions of several MB and have only source code additions :) |
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Epic games by default overides the destroy node in blueprints relating to controllers so that beginers don't accidentally destroy their controller. I created a node to intentionally destroy controllers instead of changing possesion logic. I have a zombie game with many ai in an open world so this process got tedious. I figured others could bennefit from this simple overide as well.