So, to be brief, I'm trying to teleport a pawn when it's struck by a projectile (or damaged by any weapon in my game.)

Right now, I'm trying to just call Pawn.SetLocation in the projectile's ProcessTouch. That's a problem because ProcessTouch will hit any actor, not just a pawn. Additionally, any attempts to check the ProcessTouch's "Actor Other" throws errors.

I've tried a bunch of solutions (including making a event TakeDamage in the Pawn controller class,) but to no avail.

 simulated function ProcessTouch(Actor Other, Vector HitLocation, Vector HitNormal)  {   if (Other != Instigator)   {   //This is where the Other.TakeDamage goes if we are using a traditional gun.   if (Other == Pawn);   {   Other.SetLocation(0,0,0);   }   } Destroy;  } 

This code complains that Pawn's a bad expression. How else should I check actor type here?

I'm trying to teleport a pawn when it's struck by a projectile (or damaged by any weapon in my game) .

Right now, I'm trying to just call Pawn.SetLocation in the projectile's ProcessTouch. That's a problem because ProcessTouch will hit any actor, not just a pawn. Additionally, any attempts to check the ProcessTouch's "Actor Other" throw errors.

I've tried a bunch of solutions (including making an event TakeDamage in the Pawn controller class) but to no avail.

simulated function ProcessTouch(Actor Other, Vector HitLocation, Vector HitNormal) { if (Other != Instigator) { //This is where the Other.TakeDamage goes if we are using a traditional gun. if (Other == Pawn); { Other.SetLocation(0,0,0); } } Destroy; } 

This code complains that Pawn is a bad expression. How else should I check actor type here?