Cant Climb On My Plattform At Any Station

I have the Problem, i cant climb on my Plattforms. And it dont have the Text to Climb on the Plattform.
But I have "AllowClimbing" in the tags. Is this still a bug or how can I fix it?

 

I added the tag “AllowClimbing” here and then it worked (see screenshot). And with static meshes it only worked if I added it under “Component Tags”.

 

And do you now how to fix the Collision on some Plattforms? there are Plattforms from Frankfurt-Fulda you can walk on and some you fall in.

 

Some static meshes are missing the collision. To add the missing collision, you can export the affected static meshes as FBX by right-clicking them in the content browser (Asset Actions -> Export). Also, make sure to export the "Start & End" meshes. To find the correct ones, simply open or click on the blueprint, and you'll see which ones are used.



Now, import the meshes you exported into your plugin folder and open them with a double-click. There, you can assign the materials from the original and add collision (see screenshot). Finally, simply replace the meshes in the Spline Blueprint with your own!

You can also create a child blueprint of the BPC_Platformxxxx and replace your meshes there if you want to reuse the same platform multiple times.

If you need any further help, let me know!

 

But how do I place them now? When I go to the offset loft tool I can't insert it (Solved)

 

There are two options you have:

1. Add them after placing one of the default platform splines using the offset tool (see screenshot above with the arrows)
2. Create a child blueprint of one of the BPC_Platformxxxx, open it, and replace the meshes there. To use it with the offset tool, simply select your created child blueprint as the Offset Spline inside the tool!

 

As you can see in the video, I created a child of one of the default platform splines from Niddertalbahn. Then, I moved it to my plugin folder and opened it. There, I set the meshes and saved it. Now, in the offset tool, I added my spline blueprint, and voilà ... I can use it!