Health Bar Tutorial 👉 With HUD On Screen | Unreal Engine 5 

Thx!

Thx!

Good you fixed it ;)

@@BuvesaGameDevelopment yes thank you. your tutorials are great, but even they cant account for my own stupidity lol. do you have any videos on creating damage attacks?

@RiverFox_YT Use a collision object over your weapon and your "enemy"; check for overlap of the two; on overlap inside enemy BP cast overlapping object to actor or whatever your weapon is classed as. If type is weapon, trigger damage on enemy.

To create a health bar with different colors based on the current health percentage, you can use a "Linear Color Interpolation" node in your widget blueprint. Here are the steps to achieve this effect: Create a progress bar widget in your UE5 project and set its "Percent" property to the current health percentage (a value between 0 and 1). Add a "Linear Color Interpolation" node to your widget blueprint graph. Connect the "Percent" property of the progress bar to the "Alpha" input of the "Linear Color Interpolation" node. Set the "A" input of the "Linear Color Interpolation" node to (0, 1, 0), which is the color green. Set the "B" input of the "Linear Color Interpolation" node to (1, 1, 0), which is the color yellow. Set the "Alpha" input range of the "Linear Color Interpolation" node to (0, 0.5), and the "Output Range A" to (0, 1, 0), which is the color green. Set the "Alpha" input range of the "Linear Color Interpolation" node to (0.5, 1), and the "Output Range B" to (1, 0, 0), which is the color red. Connect the output of the "Linear Color Interpolation" node to the "FillColorAndOpacity" property of the progress bar. By using a linear color interpolation, the color of the progress bar will smoothly transition from green to yellow as the health percentage decreases from 100% to 50%, and then transition from yellow to red as the health percentage decreases from 50% to 0%.

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To apply a health pickup to an AI head in Unreal Engine 5, you will need to follow these steps: Create a custom event in the AI character blueprint that triggers when the AI takes damage In that event, update the value of the health bar widget and bind it to the AI's current health Call the custom event in the AI character blueprint whenever the AI takes damage In the AI head widget blueprint, bind the updated health bar widget value to the AI's current health Set the AI head widget blueprint to be displayed on the AI's mesh when the custom event is triggered. It's possible that the issue you're encountering is caused by the fact that the widget isn't properly bound to the AI's current health. Double check your bindings and make sure they are set up correctly.