#include <MovieSceneComposableCameraShotSection.h>

Per-target Actor override for a [UMovieSceneComposableCameraShotSection](../uobjects-other/UMovieSceneComposableCameraShotSection.md#umoviescenecomposablecamerashotsection).

The framing data carried by a Shot ([FComposableCameraShot::Targets](FComposableCameraShot.md#targets)[i].Target.Actor) is a TSoftObjectPtr<AActor> which can only refer to actors that exist as persistent / package-scoped instances in some level. That works for Possessables in the level where the ShotAsset / Inline shot was authored, but it breaks for:

• Sequencer Spawnables (instantiated only while the section is alive),

• Possessables in a different level than where the ShotAsset was authored,

• reusable ShotAssets dragged across many sequences.

Each override entry on the Section binds a TargetIndex inside the resolved Shot's Targets array to a Sequencer FMovieSceneObjectBindingID. At evaluation time, the TrackInstance resolves the binding through the running sequence instance and substitutes the resulting actor into a value-copy of the Shot — the underlying ShotAsset / InlineShot data is never mutated, so the same ShotAsset can be reused across sections / sequences each with their own bindings.

Public Attributes¶

TargetIndex¶

int32 TargetIndex = 0

Index into the resolved Shot's Targets array. Overrides for indices outside the array (stale ShotAsset edit, mismatched count) are silently dropped at evaluation time — designer's data isn't damaged by a count-drift between authoring and runtime.

Binding¶

FMovieSceneObjectBindingID Binding

Sequencer binding whose resolved Actor replaces Targets[TargetIndex].Target.Actor. Works with Spawnables, Possessables, and cross-sequence sub-bindings — same picker UX as Camera Cut Track's CameraBindingID.