Blueprint Basics Unreal Engine: Class References

Class References are a type of variable that stores a reference to a class type, not a specific object. This means you can use a Class Reference to dynamically spawn new objects, change object types, or set up modular systems that can be customized at runtime.

How Class References Work:
They allow you to store a reference to any class type (like Player, Enemy, Weapon, Widget).
You can use them to spawn new instances of the class dynamically.
Class References are incredibly flexible, making them perfect for spawning enemies, creating UI elements, or setting up modular game mechanics.

Why Use Class References in Unreal Engine?
Dynamic Spawning: Easily spawn new objects without hardcoding their type.
Flexible Systems: Swap classes without changing your Blueprint logic.
Modular Gameplay: Create systems where the player can choose from different characters, weapons, or abilities.
Efficient: Store a single Class Reference instead of multiple objects.

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