(Solved) Calling extra interfaces.

I was wondering if it is possible to calling an interface without calling its 'class'.

Basically I've used all the interfaces classes that are available, however I want one more for an in-game book so it is accessible wherever the character is.

Is there a LUA a script to call a specific interface rather than its class?

I have an idea for a work around which you simply change to a transparent character, then calls the interface attached to that character, then reverts back when you exit the interface. However I feel there has to be a better way.

Thanks for anyones thoughts in advance <3

there is no way around using the classes. Hoever you can vreate classes by your own *yay)
Press ctrl+e / cmd +e to open the explorer. There you can find a point which is called eInterfaceClasses (i guess).
There are all available listed. You can also add new ones which are then available to be chosen when creating a new interface.

Woah that was quick thanks man!

That's actually perfect man, thanks a bunch!

Also what the hell, how have I never known about the explorer haha.

Yeah, the same happened to me in the past. I think that the explorer would need to be more visible

It needs its own icon on the side . But that could be dangerous for those who don't know what they are doing...

Yes you're right.
An option to add new interface classes without going through the explorer might be helpful too?

... this would be great
All in all i miss some kind of function to only display a picture without any connections to interfaces or other stuff.

If only engines catered to all our specific needs haha.