Getting Relative Location of an Object That Once Simulated Physics Returns World Location

Attempting to get the Relative Location of a component that once simulated physics, but has been dynamically set at runtime to not simulate physics returns the World Location instead until the actor is selected in the World Outliner.

Found in 4.10.1. Reproduced in 4.9.2 binary and Main CL 2796221.

1. Open the editor
2. Create an Actor Blueprint
3. Add a Sphere Component
4. Set Collision of the Sphere to BlockAll
5. On Begin Play, Set Simulate Physics to True for the Sphere
6. Add a delay of 1-2 seconds and Set Simulate Physics to False for the Sphere
7. Get a reference to the Sphere Component, and Get Relative Location
8. Print the Relative Location on Tick
9. PIE
10. Select the Actor Blueprint in the World Outliner

OR if you are using the attached test project

1. Open the Project
2. PIE
3. Click on the TestActor in the World Outliner

Result: Initially, notice that the World Location of the Actor was being printed instead of the relative location, which is expected behavior for an object that is simulating physics. However, once you set the object to not Simulate Physics, the World Location is still being printed and does not switch to printing the Relative Location until you click on the Actor in the World Outliner.

Expected: Once you set simulate physics to false, the Relative Location would be printed instead of the World Location without having to click on the actor in the World Outliner.