Implemented dynamic input method detection (Mouse, Touch, or Gamepad) using the Common Input Subsystem, which automatically applies the appropriate Input Mapping Context based on the active input type. This prevents input conflicts (e.g., touch being recognized as mouse input) and allows for easier management of input logic.
Configuring Project Settings
Configuring Project Settings To ensure AVE II functions correctly, you must verify specific project settings. These configurations establish the communication backbone between the UI and your Blueprint logic. Note: The BP_AVE_GI class is essential for handling global communication and persistent data between the UI and gameplay elements.
