Get Forward Vector from Editor Camera Viewport

Hey guys,

I'm currently working on a tool within Unreal Engine 4 that allows our designer to quickly place Actors inside our levels, and hook certain variables onto it.

Currently I am at the point of spawning the Actors inside the level, and all is going well. However, I want the Actor to spawn in front of the camera's viewport to access it quickly, and not let the Actor spawn at lets say (0,0,0).

I have been working on this issue for quite some time now, and I'm new to C++. (Yes I have knowledge and experience in Blueprints and with the Editor itself).

     //Init spawn location
     FVector spawnLocation = FVector(0, 0, 0);
 
     //Get viewport location
     UWorld* world = GetWorld();
     if (world != NULL)
     {
         auto viewLocations = world->ViewLocationsRenderedLastFrame;
         if (viewLocations.Num() != 0)
         {
                     //This works well. I get the exact location of the Editor Camera.
             spawnLocation = viewLocations[0];
         }
 
         FLevelEditorViewportClient* ViewportClient = GEditor->LevelViewportClients[0];
         FRotator Rotation = ViewportClient->GetViewRotation();
         FVector Direction = FRotationMatrix(Rotation).GetScaledAxis(EAxis::X);
         Direction.Normalize();
         spawnLocation += Direction * 600.0f;
 
             //The code below all result in Rotation (0,0,0), no matter what angle I have tilted the Camera to.
         UE_LOG(WaboLog, Warning, TEXT("ViewportClient %s"), *ViewportClient->LastEditorViewRotation.ToString());
         UE_LOG(WaboLog, Warning, TEXT("Rotation %s"), *Rotation.ToString());
     }

I'm really staring blanks right now. If somebody could point me into the right direction, that would be gladly appreciated!

Thanks in advance,

Wabo