Orrery Terrain · Blueprint · Make and Break
Break Orrery Terrain Editor Stroke Result
Editor onlyWhat ApplyEditorStroke did.
Node
Blueprint Break Orrery Terrain Editor Stroke Result
The graph as text
- Break Orrery Terrain Editor Stroke Result (structure)
- In Orrery Terrain Editor Stroke Result (OrreryTerrainEditorStrokeResult): not connected
- Out Applied (Boolean): not connected
- Out Refusal (String): not connected
- Out Steps (Integer): not connected
- Out Applied Dabs (Integer): not connected
- Out Refused Dabs (Integer): not connected
- Out Waited Dabs (Integer): not connected
- Out Abandoned Dabs (Integer): not connected
- Out Raised M 3 (Double): not connected
- Out Lowered M 3 (Double): not connected
- Out State Hash Before (Integer64): not connected
- Out State Hash After (Integer64): not connected
- Palette
- The struct’s pin menu (drag from a Orrery Terrain Editor Stroke Result pin), or search “Break Orrery Terrain Editor Stroke Result”
- Node
- structure
- Module
- OrreryTerrainEditor, editor only: the node is in editor-utility Blueprints, not in packaged games
Inputs
| Pin | Type | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orrery Terrain Editor Stroke Result | Orrery Terrain Editor Stroke Result | — | — |
Outputs
| Pin | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Applied | Boolean | The stroke opened and its edit is in the undo history (or changed nothing). |
| Refusal | String | Why the stroke did not open, or why some dabs were refused; empty when every dab applied. |
| Steps (advanced) | Integer | Steps the stroke took, the press included. |
| Applied Dabs (advanced) | Integer | Dabs that applied, that the session's limits refused, that waited for ground, and that were given up. |
| Refused Dabs (advanced) | Integer | — |
| Waited Dabs (advanced) | Integer | — |
| Abandoned Dabs (advanced) | Integer | — |
| Raised M 3 (advanced) | Float | Ground the stroke raised and lowered, m³ (height tools). |
| Lowered M 3 (advanced) | Float | — |
| State Hash Before (advanced) | Integer64 | The terrain's StateHash before and after the stroke. |
| State Hash After (advanced) | Integer64 | — |
Description
Hashes are the bits of a uint64.
How this page is made
Drawn from the C++ declaration’s reflection specifiers, not exported from the editor.
- the palette lists Make and Break under Utilities, Struct; the reference groups them by struct