Set Position

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Set the position of the interpolation. Note: if the interpolation is not currently active, this function doesn't send any Kismet events

Target is Matinee Actor

Set Position

Target

New Position

0.0

Jump

Inputs

	In Exec
	Target Matinee Actor Object Reference
	New Position Float	the new position to set the interpolation to
	Jump Boolean	if true, teleport to the new position (don't trigger any events between the old and new positions, etc)

Outputs

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