MacOS. Linux. Sets the spline to an array of points. Target is Spline Component. Set Spline Points. Target. Points. Coordinate Space. Local.
Adds an FSplinePoint to the spline. This contains its input key, position, tangent, rotation and scale. Target is Spline Component.
Add Spline Point
Outputs. Return Value. Integer. Get the number of points that make up this spline. Help shape the future of Unreal Engine documentation! Tell us how we're doing so we can serve you better. Take our survey. Dismiss.
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You will need to measure the total length of the spline and then divide the length by the number of objects you want to spawn. For example, if your spline was about 417~ Unreal units long and you wanted to spawn 13 pointy arrow meshes along the spline, you would divide 417 / 13.
Local space is the distance of the actor's mesh or object from the origin of the actor (local origin = sphere in the Blueprint's viewport). World space is the distance of the object from the level's origin, aka the 0, 0, 0 coordinates on the map.