Verse API reference page for the gameplay_controls_device class | Fortnite Documentation

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Used to update the gameplay controls scheme based on current control mode.


Verse `using` statement	`using { /Fortnite.com/Devices }`

Inheritance Hierarchy

This class is derived from the following hierarchy, starting with creative_object:

Name	Description
`creative_object`	Base class for creative devices and props.
`creative_device_base`	Base class for creative_device.

Members

This class has functions, but no data members.

Functions

Function Name	Description
`AddTo`	Adds the gameplay control to the `Player`’s gameplay controls stack and pushes it to be the active control.
`AddToAll`	Adds the gameplay control to all `Agent`s gameplay controls stack and pushes it to be the active control.
`Disable`	Disables this device.
`Enable`	Enables this device.
`GetTransform`	Returns the transform of the `creative_object` with units in cm. You must check `creative_object.IsValid` before calling this if there is a possibility the object has been disposed or destroyed by gameplay. Otherwise a runtime error will result.
`MoveTo`	Moves the `creative_object` to the specified `Position` and `Rotation` over the specified time, in seconds. If an animation is currently playing on the `creative_object` it will be stopped and put into the `AnimationNotSet` state.
`MoveTo`	Moves the `creative_object` to the specified `Transform` over the specified time, in seconds. If an animation is currently playing on the `creative_object` it will be stopped and put into the `AnimationNotSet` state.
`RemoveFrom`	Removes the gameplay control from the `Agent`’s gameplay controls stack and pops from being the active control replacing it with the next one in the stack.
`RemoveFromAll`	Removes the gameplay control from all `Agent`s gameplay controls stack and pops from being the active control replacing it with the next one in the stack.
`TeleportTo`	Teleports the `creative_object` to the specified `Position` and `Rotation`.
`TeleportTo`	Teleports the `creative_object` to the specified location defined by `Transform`, also applies rotation and scale accordingly.

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