As you could probably tell I was stumbling over my words a bit trying to explain that haha. But thank you for clarifying so that others can see.

Titanic Games no problem, thank you for the great tutorial, learnt a lot of it

If you mean actually climbing the ladder, I have a tutorial that explains some of the basics behind doing something like that in our Character Movement playlist, but I will try to create a tutorial with improved ladder climbing, based on this current setup. I hope that helps.

Thanks mate. :)

Actually I would like to ask one more question if that is ok. How would I go about having multiple middle "straight pieces" that are chosen at random. I have a wacky cartoon ladder so it looks strange when the same two meshes are chosen for the middle of the ladder.

Short answer: just change the static mesh of the "Ladder_Straight" randomly right before the Add Instance node. Long answer: 1) Locate the Add Instance node in the construction script where the "Ladder_Straight" is added. 2) (Before the Add Instance node) Drag off of the "Ladder_Straight" and type "Set Static Mesh". Add that node. (Make sure "Ladder_Straight" is still connected to Add Instance too!) 3) It will have a "New Mesh" option on the node so drag off of that and type "Select". Add that node. 4) It will have a few "Options" on the node as well as a "Wildcard" that takes in a parameter, which determines which option to pick. What you need to do is add options for each different mesh that you have for the straight pieces (so if you have 3 pieces, make sure there are 3 options). To add an option just right click on the "Select" node and choose add option. 5) For the "Wildcard" click the drop down and choose "Integer". 6) Add a "Random Integer in Range" node and connect it to the "Wildcard". Then set "Min" to "0" and "Max" to the max number of options you have. Keep in mind that the options start from 0 so you need to have the Min at 0 and then the Max should be 1 less than the number of meshes you have. For example, if you have 3 meshes, set Min to 0 and Max to 2 (3 meshes - 1 = Max of 2). I hope that all makes sense and if you have any troubles just let me know. I'll probably cover a topic like this in a future tutorial as well.

Thank you for the fast and in depth reply, however for some reason it doesn't work for me. :I It always just picks the one mesh i.e the Ladder_Straight and looks like it ignores the options/set static mesh altogether. I will wait for the tutorial if you get round to making it, just in case I am doing something wrong :P Thanks anyway. :)