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You walk the debugger through your code like a patient therapist. "You're a boolean." Yup. "The breakpoint shows you're being set to true." Yup. "And if said boolean is true, then this actor will show a certain widget when clicked." That makes sense to me. "Then show the correct widget!" And suddenly the code decides to embrace chaos and work exactly once before retiring permanently.
The logic is flawless. The debugger confirms everything. Yet somehow the widget has commitment issues. Classic case of Schrödinger's boolean—simultaneously true and "nah, not feeling it today." Probably cached somewhere in a parallel dimension or the boolean got garbage collected mid-explanation. Either way, you're now questioning your career choices and the fundamental nature of reality.
