StaticMesh

StaticMesh is a callable class for spawning a static mesh actor into the world with configurable collision behavior. It wraps Unreal’s AStaticMeshActor and its UStaticMeshComponent, giving direct access to mesh, mobility, transform, materials, and all standard component functions. This is ideal for props, obstacles, architecture, or decorative geometry in your scene

/// tip StaticMesh is an Actor so it inherits all functions from Actor ///

Constructor

Example

local cube = StaticMesh(
    Vector(0, 0, 100),
    Rotator(0, 0, 0),
    "/Engine/BasicShapes/Shape_Cube.Shape_Cube",
    CollisionType.StaticOnly,
    false
)

Name	Type	Default	Description
Location	Vector	(0,0,0)	World position to spawn the mesh
Rotation	Rotator	(0,0,0)	Initial rotation of the mesh actor
MeshPath	string	Required	Asset path to a UStaticMesh (e.g. Shape_Cube)
CollType	enum	CollisionType.Auto
bStationary	boolean	Required	Sets mobility

Functions

SetStaticMesh

Changes the mesh to another asset at runtime

• StaticMesh: UStaticMesh — the mesh asset to apply

Example

cube:SetStaticMesh(LoadObject("/Game/Props/MyMesh.MyMesh"))

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SetMaterial

Applies a material to the mesh by index

• ElementIndex: number — material slot index
• Material: UMaterialInterface — material to assign to the slot

Example

cube:SetMaterial(0, MyMaterial)

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SetCollisionEnabled

Changes the mesh’s collision mode after spawn

• CollisionType: CollisionType — collision mode to apply

Example

cube:SetCollisionEnabled(CollisionType.NoCollision)

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SetMobility

Sets whether the mesh is movable, static, or stationary

• Mobility: EComponentMobility — mobility state (Static, Stationary, Movable)

Example

cube:SetMobility(UE.EComponentMobility.Movable)