Question Enable/Disable a Script Component using Bolt

I'm trying to set up a Bolt Flow that will enable a script when the mouse goes over a game object (this script will outline the object and is named Outline). Whenever I try to set it up, no matter what I do, I get an error that it's missing a 'Target Object'. I just want to enable and disable the script. Please could anyone help?
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Maybe you can put the script in a game object as a child of the parent and then set active game object to false in the child with the script.

 

Connect it directly to the outline node, skipping the get component.
The outline node should already be indicating the type of component with which you want to interact.
On the other hand I don't know if on mouse over is the most appropriate since you are telling it in each frame to activate that component, maybe it would be better on mouse enter.

 

anyone knows how to enable and disable ANY component of the game object in BOLT? for example to turn on-off a script (that must be directly on the gameobject)

 

I'm also looking for what @dartekzgamez is describing!

 

In my case, the Set Component and infact the entire script itself was missing because of this bug: Unity Issue Tracker - Nodes from runtime assemblies that reference Unity editor are not visible in the fuzzy finder (unity3d.com)

After manually adding the type, I was able to use set component for the type I was looking for, but TBH I still find it weird that there isn't a generic set component node which we can plop any monobehaviour into as an input.

 

You can get any component with the get component type. In this example, I get the renderer for every enemy in the game and then disable the renderer if there is one anywhere on the object or its children.