`unreal.DataprepSelectionTransform`¶

class unreal.DataprepSelectionTransform(outer: Optional[Object] = None, name: Union[Name, str] = 'None')¶

Dataprep Selection Transform

C++ Source:

Editor Properties: (see get_editor_property/set_editor_property)

output_can_include_input (bool): [Read-Write] Output Can Include Input: Specifies if input objects that have matching type can be added to the result

execute(objects) → Array[Object]¶

Execute the transform

Parameters:: objects (Array[Object]) – Input objects the transform will operate on
Returns:: out_objects (Array[Object]): Resulting objects after the transform was executed
Return type:: Array[Object]

get_additional_keyword() → Text¶

Allows to add more keywords for when a user is searching for the fetcher in the ui.

get_category() → Text¶

Allows to change the category of the transform for the ui if needed.

get_display_transform_name() → Text¶

Allows to change the name of the transform for the ui if needed.

get_tooltip() → Text¶

Allows to change the tooltip of the transform for the ui if needed.

on_execution(objects) → Array[Object]¶

This function is called when the transform is executed. If your defining your transform in Blueprint or Python this is the function to override.

Parameters:: objects (Array[Object]) – Input objects the transform will operate on
Returns:: out_objects (Array[Object]): Resulting objects after the transform was executed
Return type:: Array[Object]

unreal.DataprepSelectionTransform¶