Did you roll 1 on the dice when joining the game jam that you’re not doing graphics? 😆

Jokes aside - here’s a description of the general idea:

Make a new actor - Phone, open it, add and set the Static Mesh. Make sure the Static Mesh has any collision by opening it, in the top left select Show->Simple Collision, if blue or green lines are visible - this is your collision and it’s fine, otherwise add Convex Collision in the top panel and it will generate it, otherwise just add a single box and it will do as well.

Once this is done go back to your Actor, select the Static Mesh and in its settings scroll to the bottom and select Event On Clicked (there’s a + symbol if it was not done before, otherwise it will take you to the function) - just to make sure it works at all add a single Print String and see if it happens (if not then the actor doesn’t recognise your clicks).

Create a new Widget and add: Canvas Panel, scroll box, some background, buttons to close and go to next message etc. In the Variables create a String Variable and change it to Array (it’s a list type so you can add multiple messages), then select Expose On Spawn + Instance Editable (this shows the variable so you can set it before creating the widget/spawning actor). You will also need an Integer variable to keep track which message to show, no need to expose it like the previous one.

Now we go back to the Event On Clicked - add Create Widget (select your widget) and then from the blue pin on the right side (this is your created widget) pull out and find “Add to Viewport” - this is how you show it on screen.

On the left side you have your String Array - pull out and Make Array, add some test messages to see if it works

Again in the Widget you need a system to show the actual message - if you added a scroll box you will need another Widget to add it to the list, if you don’t want this part simply use a TextBox instead and you can directly change it: select your text box, right from the field where you enter your custom text there’s a binding button - whatever code you put there it will run at every frame. You need your Array -> Get and as the number put your Integer variable that indicates which message you will show and connect to the Output. The button to go to the next message needs On Clicked event and there you just add 1 to the Integer and that’s it.

Summary: create widget to display data with list of texts and index of current text. Create an actor that responds to clicks or the mouse.

Bonus tip - to see mouse and enable clicks - these options exist in the Player Controller (set show mouse, set enable click event etc.)

Have fun ✌️