FindObject

FindObject is a function that finds an object.

Overload #1 finds by either class name or short object name.

Overload #2 works the same way as FindObject in the UE source.

Parameters (overload #1)

#	Type	Information
1	string\|FName\|UClass\|nil	The short name of the object's class or the UClass itself
2	string\|FName\|nil	The short name of the object itself
3	EObjectFlags	Any flags that the object cannot have. Uses \| as a seperator
4	EObjectFlags	Any flags that the object must have. Uses \| as a seperator

Param 1 or Param 2 can be nil, but not both.

Parameters (overload #2)

#	Type	Information
1	UClass	The class to find
2	UObject\|UClass	The outer to look inside. If this is null then param 3 should start with a package name
3	string	The object path to search for an object, relative to param 2
4	bool	Whether to require an exact match with the UClass parameter

Return Value (overload #1 & #2)

#	Type	Information
1	UObject	The derivative of the UObject

Example (overload #1)

-- SceneComponent instance called TransformComponent0
local Object = FindObject("SceneComponent", "TransformComponent0")

-- FirstPersonCharacter_C instance called FirstPersonCharacter_C_0
local Object = FindObject("FirstPersonCharacter_C", "FirstPersonCharacter_C_0", EObjectFlags.RF_NoFlags, EObjectFlags.RF_ClassDefaultObject)

Alternatively, you can use a UClass object:

local Object = FindObject(SceneComponentClass, "TransformComponent0")

Example (overload #2)

local Object = FindObject(UClass, World, "Character", true)