Sample Line Trace

Sample environment using line casting

The Line Trace node performs a single line trace for each point, using a local attribute or property as direction & size.

Points that will be used as origin for line tracing

Out

In with extra attributes and properties

This node works with collisions and as such can be very expensive on large datasets.

Properties

Each output property is written individually for each point.

Property	Description
Settings
Direction	Select which property or attribute should be used as direction for the line trace.
Max Distance	Maximum trace distance.
Local Max Distance	If enabled, will use a local property or attribute as `Max Distance`.

Outputs
Success Attribute Name	Writes a boolean attribute to each point specifying whether the sampling has been successful (`true`) or not (`false`). Sampling is considered unsuccessful if there was no point within the specified range.
Location Attribute Name	Writes the sampled location, as an `FVector`.
Look at Attribute Name	Writes the direction from the point to the sampled location, as an `FVector`.
Normal Attribute Name	Writes the normal of the surface at the sampled, as an `FVector`.
Distance Attribute Name	Writes the distance between the point and the sampled location, as a `double`.

These settings drive which objects will be ignored during the collision checks.

Property	Description
Trace Complex	Whether to collide against complex or simple collision. Note that this setting may not be supported everywhere.
Collision Type	The type of collision check. Can be one of: -`Channel` -`ObjectType` -`Profile` The selected mode changes which settings are available.
Collision Channel	Lets you pick the collision channel to check against.
Collision Object Type	Lets you pick the object type to check against.
Collision Profile Name	Lets you set a custom profile name to check against.
Ignore Self	If enabled, will ignore the current PCG Component’ actor owner.
Ignored Actor Selector	Vanilla PCG Actor Selector.