Creating functions that can be called in Blueprint

While marking classes as BlueprintType or Blueprintable allows us to pass instances of the class around in Blueprint, or to subclass the type with a Blueprint class, those specifiers don't actually say anything about member functions or variables, and whether they should be exposed to Blueprint. This recipe shows you how to mark a function so that it can be called within Blueprint graphs.

How to do it...

1. Create a new C++ class derived from the StaticMeshActor class using the editor wizard; call it SlidingDoor.
2. Add the following text that's in bold to the new class:

class CHAPTER_09_API ASlidingDoor : public AStaticMeshActor
{
    GENERATED_BODY()
    
public: 
   ...