Exploring the BeginPlay and Tick events
Now, let’s look at two of the most important events in UE5: BeginPlay and Tick.
As mentioned previously, events will usually be called from outside the Blueprint class. In the case of the BeginPlay event, this event gets called either when an instance of this Blueprint class is placed in the level and the level starts being played, or when an instance of this Blueprint class is spawned dynamically while the game is being played. You can think of the BeginPlay event as the first event that will be called on an instance of this Blueprint, which you can use for initialization.
The other important event to know about in UE5 is the Tick event. As you may know, games run at a certain frame rate, with the most frequent being either 30 frames per second (FPS) or 60 FPS. This means that the game will render an updated image of the game 30 or 60 times every second. The Tick event will get called every time the game does this, which means that...
