🚀 How to create a wieldable class ?

1. Choose your base blueprint class

There are two main base blueprints you can use:

• BP_WieldableMaster for general wieldable items (guns, tools, etc.)
• BP_WieldableMelee if you want to create a melee weapon with built-in melee logic

If you want a firearm, create a child from BP_WieldableMaster and customize it.

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2. Configure fields in BP_WieldableMaster

Open your wieldable blueprint and set the following:

Property	Description
Durability Consumer	Handles item durability usage
Equip Animation FPS	Animation played when equipping in first-person view
Equip Animation TPS	Animation played when equipping in third-person view

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3. Configure fields in BP_WieldableMelee

If your wieldable is melee-based, configure these extra fields:

Property	Description
Base Damage	Damage dealt per melee hit
Melee Box	Collision box used for hit detection
Melee Range	Maximum range of melee attack
Melee Cooldown	Time between melee attacks
Melee Hit Delay	Delay after attack before hit detection (trace) happens
Attack Animation FPS	First-person attack animation
Attack Animation TPS	Third-person attack animation
Hit Shake Force	Camera shake intensity on hit
Swing Shake Force	Camera shake intensity on swing
Correct Hit Sound	Sound played when hitting a valid target
Attack Sound	Sound played on melee attack
Gatherable Multiplier	Multiplier affecting gatherable loots

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4. Customize and extend

• Add new animations or sounds to suit your weapon style.
• Use the existing logic in the base blueprints as a foundation.
• For firearms, extend BP_WieldableMaster and add your shooting logic.

Tip

Keep your wieldable blueprints modular and reusable for easy future updates.