A component is a reusable piece of behavior/data you attach to an entity: a mesh

Updated 2026-06-30 Examples verified on the live UEFN compiler

An entity is built from components you snap together.

blinker := class<final_super>(component):
    OnBeginSimulation<override>():void =
        if (Mesh := Entity.GetComponent[mesh_component]):
            Mesh.Disable()

Takeaway — Components are LEGO bricks for entities.

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A component is a reusable piece of behavior/data you attach to an entity: a mesh

Guides & scripts that use scene_graph_components

Build your own lesson with scene_graph_components

Guides & scripts that use `scene_graph_components`

Build your own lesson with `scene_graph_components`