Dialogue Option Widget

MounteaDialogueOption is one answer button - the smallest widget in this section, and the one that owns focus handling and reports its own selection back up the chain to whatever spawned it.

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1. What This Widget Is For

UMounteaDialogueOption (DisplayName "Mountea Dialogue Option") is a UUserWidget implementing IMounteaDialogueOptionInterface and IMounteaFocusableWidgetInterface. Like every base widget in this section it's implicitly Blueprintable, meant to be subclassed in a Widget Blueprint rather than in C++.

The constructor sets DialogueOptionState to EDOS_Unfocused and calls SetIsFocusable(true). NativeSupportsKeyboardFocus() is overridden to always return true, so this widget can receive focus from Tab/gamepad navigation without any extra Blueprint setup.

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2. The Data It Displays

FDialogueOptionData is the option's content, set once when the widget is spawned:

Field	Description	Default
OptionGuid	The GUID of the dialogue node this option represents - not the option widget's own identity.	invalid FGuid
OptionTitle	The text shown on the button.	"This is dialogue option title text."
OptionBody	Optional longer text, e.g. for a tooltip.	"This is dialogue option body text.\nCan be used as tooltip text etc."
OptionIcon	An optional UTexture.	nullptr
UIRowID	UI-side ordering/identification value.	0

SetNewDialogueOptionData_Implementation only assigns and calls InitializeDialogueOption when the incoming data actually differs (operator!=) from what's already set - re-applying identical data is a no-op. ResetDialogueOptionData_Implementation calls FDialogueOptionData::ResetOption(), clearing every field back to default. InitializeDialogueOption_Implementation is an empty native hook (// ...) - override it in your Widget Blueprint to push DialogueOptionData into your visible text/image widgets.

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3. Focus Handling

This widget implements IMounteaFocusableWidgetInterface for real, not as a stub:

• NativeOnFocusReceived is overridden to call Execute_SetFocusState(this, true) before falling through to the engine default - so native keyboard/gamepad focus (Tab navigation, D-pad, controller stick) automatically flips this widget's own focus state, no extra wiring needed.
• SetFocusState_Implementation(IsSelected) guards on IsFocusable(), sets DialogueOptionState to EDOS_Focused or EDOS_Unfocused, then broadcasts OnOptionFocusChanged (FOnMounteaFocusChanged, BlueprintAssignable).
• NativeConstruct binds OnOptionFocusChanged straight back to this widget's own OnOptionFocused(UUserWidget*, bool) - a BlueprintImplementableEvent. This is the actual place to add a focus visual: implement Event On Option Focused in your Widget Blueprint to swap a highlight, play a hover animation, etc.
• EnableFocus_Implementation(bIsWidgetEnabled) just calls SetIsFocusable(bIsWidgetEnabled) - the standard way to disable an option (e.g. a locked or already-chosen answer) without removing it from the layout.

Info

GetOnMounteaFocusClearRequestedEventHandle() exposes a BlueprintCallable delegate (OnMounteaFocusClearRequested) that the Dialogue Options Container listens to, but nothing in this base class ever calls Broadcast() on it. Firing it - to ask the Container to clear this option's focus and re-resolve who should be focused instead - is left entirely to a project's own Blueprint or C++ subclass logic.

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4. Selection

ProcessOptionSelected_Implementation() broadcasts OnDialogueOptionSelected(OptionGuid, this) - a FOnDialogueOptionSelected delegate (BlueprintReadOnly, BlueprintCallable). GetDialogueOptionSelectedHandle() exposes that same delegate so the Dialogue Options Container can bind to it when it spawns this widget.

Warning

Nothing in this class calls ProcessOptionSelected automatically - there's no BindWidget button and no OnClicked wiring in C++. A real button click has to reach this function yourself: add a Button to your Widget Blueprint's visual tree and bind its On Clicked event to call Process Option Selected, or trigger it from whatever input handling your project uses.

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5. C++ Reference

#include "WBP/MounteaDialogueOption.h"

class MOUNTEADIALOGUESYSTEM_API UMounteaDialogueOption : public UUserWidget,
    public IMounteaDialogueOptionInterface,
    public IMounteaFocusableWidgetInterface
{
    // ProcessOptionSelected() broadcasts OnDialogueOptionSelected(OptionGuid, this).
    // SetFocusState(bool) broadcasts OnOptionFocusChanged, wired to the
    // BlueprintImplementableEvent OnOptionFocused in NativeConstruct.
};

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6. Next Steps

Dialogue Options Container

Spawns Option widgets and keeps exactly one focused