ObiRope Collision Penetration

[Raymond]

In 5.X and above, actor data is stored in a blueprint (which is a ScriptableObject), not the GameObject itself as that bloats scene file size.

If you want to save rope state at runtime, create a new blueprint and save particle data to it. You can use actor.SaveStateToBlueprint(blueprint) for this.

I Have tried this method,it worked actually,but I don't know how to create a new blueprint to replace my twined rope and save state to the new one then save it to my asset, Would you please show me a example ,thanks a lot!