How to Make Functions Using C++ in Unreal Engine 5 

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For the camera movement I recoment putting invisible buttons on the sides and when you hover it moves and clamp the rotation in the edge. In original FNAF the movement works like this. There is a places in camera and they have indexes. For example the stage is 0, the cafeteria is 1 etc. Every animatronic in the game has an ai level. It's a number from 1 to 20 Every x amount of time( you can set it) game generates a random number from 1 to 20 if this number is less or equal to the animatronics ai level , then it will move to the next index . if it is on near your door and 10 seconds has passed you will get jumpscared (for jumpscare you can use an animation or an level sequence) For door and light buttons you can use a linetrace from the mouse , if it hits your box collision on the button it will close I hope I helped you

Thank you so much! I'm glad that you had fun and learned from the course! For the FNAF game, are you looking to create the original sat down player controller only looking around and opening cameras or a whole fps controller?

@@GorkaGamesI’m trying to create the original fnaf game, not fps

@@FariCorporations thanks for writing to me how to do it, but unfortunately I wasn't able to understand much as I'm new to Unreal Engine 5. I would prefer to have a video where I can see everything.

@@GorkaGames I’m trying to create the original fnaf game, not fps. I still can't find anything on RU-vid so I wanted to ask you if you could post a tutorial on this. One more thing (the most important one that I need almost immediately): I saw the video you posted 2 weeks ago ("I Made Five Nights At Freddy's in Unreal Engine 5 in 3 Hours!"), and I didn't understand a thing which I need to complete some of my projects. You took a 3D asset from the internet, and imported it into UE5 along with the animations. I did what you did: I imported the same 3D asset that you took onto ue5, together with the animations. In fact I managed to find it on the internet and imported it, but I didn't understand how to do something. In fact when I imported it, the animation sequences were broken. In fact, when I go to run the animations on Freddy's skeletal mesh, everything doesn't work correctly: Freddy runs the animation I told him, but he does it in a different position from the one I set for him in the game world. For example, if I create a character blueprint with Freddy as the skeletal mesh, and place it in the world at the position: x=0; y=0; z=0; Freddy will perform the animation I told him to do, but in the position: x=25; y=0; z=9; How can I do? (I had already written you a comment under the video in question, but since you didn't reply and I urgently need to know this information, I wrote it again here). Thanks in advance.

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