GetDataTableRow asks for a row that doesn't exist

Why: Your code looks up '{row}' in a DataTable, but no row with that name is present in the DataTable asset. Fix: Open the DataTable asset in Content Browser. Check the row names in the Row Editor panel. Either: (a) add the missing '{row}' row manually, or (b) update the lookup to use an existing row name, or (c) wire a Get All Row Names → ForEachLoop instead of hardcoding the name.

GetDataTableRow — read a row from a DataTable by RowName

Exec outputs: 'Row Found' and 'Row Not Found'. OutRow type depends on the DataTable's row struct. RowName must match the row name in the DataTable asset exactly.

DataTable driven item database: read stats from table

SETUP: 1. Create struct FItemData: {Name(Name), Damage(float), Icon(Texture2D), Description(Text)}. 2. Create DataTable with row type FItemData. Add rows (Sword, Bow, Staff...). READ: GetDataTableRow(Table=DT_Items, RowName='Sword') → Row Found exec → BreakFItemData(OutRow) → use Damage, Name, etc. DYNAMIC READ (from variable): SetVariable(CurrentItemName='Bow') → GetDataTableRow(RowName=CurrentItemName) → same flow. LIST ALL: GetDataTableRowNames → ForEachLoop → GetDataTableRow per name → display. Key: GetDataTableRow exec outs are 'Row Found' and 'Row Not Found' (NOT 'then').

DataTable

A spreadsheet-like asset holding rows of a struct type. Great for item catalogs, dialogue lines, level configs.

GetDataTableRowNames — get array of all row names in a DataTable

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Vertical Box

Lays out children top-to-bottom. Children's Size pins control how space is distributed.

Add_VectorVector — add two vectors

Horizontal Box

Lays out children left-to-right. Same Size pin model as Vertical Box.

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