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Add Named Device Visualization Component Blocking

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Spawns a render component for the specified XR device.

NOTE: The associated XR system backend has to provide a model for this to work - if one is not available for the specific device, then this will fail and return an invalid (null) object.

Target is XRAsset Function Library

Add Named Device Visualization Component Blocking

Target

System Name

None

Device Name

None

Manual Attachment

Relative Transform

XRDevice Id

Return Value

Inputs

	In Exec
	Target Actor Object Reference	The intended owner for the component to attach to.
	System Name Name	(optional) Targets a specific XR system (i.e. 'Oculus', 'SteamVR', etc.). If left as 'None', then the first system found that can render the device will be used.
	Device Name Name	Source name of the specific device - expect the same names that the MotionControllerComponent's "MotionSource" field uses ('Left', 'Right', etc.).
	Manual Attachment Boolean	If set, will leave the component unattached (mirror's the same option on the generic AddComponent node). When unset the component will attach to the actor's root.
	Relative Transform Transform (by ref)	Specifies the component initial transform (relative to its attach parent).

Outputs

	Out Exec
	XRDevice Id XRDevice Id Structure
	Return Value Primitive Component Object Reference	A new component representing the specified device (invalid/null if a model for the device doesn't exist).

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