It worked for me in version 5.2 after changing the Parent Class from 'Pawn' to 'Character' and unchecking 'Use Controller Rotation Yaw.' Thanks you for sharing this!
Yeah, the character class should give you more functionality, but I don't understand what problems controller rotation yaw cause. Did you use some other input method and what problem did this solve exactly? Regardless, I'm glad this video was useful to you!
@@ImpalerVR With controller rotation yaw disabled, the implemented snap turn of the pawn class will work again somehow. I bound the snap turn to the right controller and smooth movement to left.
thank you for the tutorial! the other one i had used independent turning (like you had to use right stick to rotate your movement direction) this one was exactly what i needed, and it was only 5 minutes :D
I'm pleased to see it helped you! I don't know why there aren't any good and short tutorials for VR in ue5, so that's why I made this. I didn't set up rotation with right thumbstick yet though.
Doesn't work for me in 5.4.2, I debuged the blueprint, and EnhancedInput works, but Camera vector doesn't give the correct number, It gives a static one, It doesn't update. I don't know what variable to put there.
Thanks for the kind words. I made it as if teaching my past self who couldn't find a good tutorial and had to solve this the hard way, so of course there are other people still in that boat.
I know, right? So many videos rambled on for 10 minutes to get a scrounge of useful information and of course they are very unstructured. I made what old me wanted to find back then, not what some lazy youtuber would. Thanks for your words. It feels good to be of help.
wow, this is simple and great tutorial. Thanks for creating it. This is exactly what I was looking for. I was able to get everything working as expected. However, the Character is spawning above the gorund and in mid air. which is prevernting from accessing the scene properly. is there any fix for this?
I forgot to mention. Thanks for pointing it out. I usually turn off snap turn entirely, but that's just personal preference and most people still use it.
I'm not really sure what went wrong for you. Apart from making sure they the name is valve index (L) thumbstick x axis and y axis, I don't know. It should work the same way. Try to diagnostic it in the vrpawn blueprint. Make it print out the value and see what it spits out. Best of luck to you!
Believe me, I love prototyping VR games and sharing. Right now I was making a video about into the radius 2 VR releasing into early access and editing is a massive drag. I'll bounce onto more tutorials next.
I setup everything so I can move forward/backwards/sideways with the left thumbstick and snap turning on the right one, but if I hold something, like the guns or the cubes, I fly through the floor and just go backwards. Any ideas? Thank you very much for this, great tutorial :)
Thank you for the kind words. I now realize I need to resolve these issues. I think disabling collision to the player model should make it better. I can't wait to get my exams done next week. I'll have the rest of the summer to work more on this project and fix all these unintended side effects. I'm sorry I don't have a good answer right now but I'll be back.
@@ImpalerVR Oh, don't worry, it looks like this is something that is still relatively new and we're all working together :) I'm a Blender user and I've just started to learn my way into UE to combine my workflow between the two softwares. This is going to take a while, although being a Blender user helps a lot to move around UE. Thank you again for everything and good luck with your exams 🖤
huh, I'm not sure. Are you looking in the VRtemplate project and there is no input folder? Does the game run regardless if you put the headset on and you can teleport? When you click right in the content drawer is there no input option below create advanced asset? I wanted to give you a better answer, but this should be there the first time you open it without any tinkering so try making another VRtemplate project. Otherwise I don't have enough information to figure out what's the issue.
@@ImpalerVR damn well that's unfortunate. Yea I made new projects and everything I followed your instructions to make a new input blueprint thingy but when I tried I couldn't find the option to make it
To disable snap turn, enter in the VRpawn blueprint and disconnect all the pins coming from the enhanced input action IA_turn (should be the second or third down and commented as such). If you want to switch that from the left controller to the right, then enter the default imc and change the turn input mapping from the left controller thumbstick to the right. Basically the same name it lists there but with an (R) instead of (L). I hope this helps you!😁
Nice tutorial, but I have some questions. It doesn't work from start, I think it is because of my Quest 3, so it doesn't work with key values in IMC_Default (I added Oculus, Valve, Vive and Windows Mixed reality) And my vr hands disappeared. Hope you can help me solve this problems🙏
Sorry for the late reply. The oculus touch should be working with all oculus type controllers. I myself use the quest 2. I think your problem may be that it doesn't auto-possess your VR pawn. Especially if this is your first time and your default teleportation movement doesn't work (please try this first), then search auto possess player in your VR pawn and change it from "disabled" to "player 0". That should get it working if I guessed it right.
I'm glad to hear it worked for you! You can adjust the speed by searching for max walk speed in the details tab of the vrpawn blueprint or instance. You can change it to however many cm/s you want, though I didn't try to modify it yet so I'm not sure if that is the solution or now that I'm looking into it I didn't know that the game can detect when you are crouched. Maybe it sees you as crouched when your head is below the middle of the capsule. Anyway, I hope this solves the speed too. What other VR feature would you want a tutorial on?
Thanks ill try that, and if you could do a tutorial on teleporting to a location on a widget by pressing it i would really appreciate ir haha, im stuck on that right now, my solution was that when you pressed it it reloaded another level on the location i wanted, but that implicates having a lot of unnecessary levels instead of just teleporting on the same level, anyway thank you so much, happy new year @@ImpalerVR
@@kikin13579 I didn't try to make a map for my games yet, but I understand that you already have one and you can get the coordinates for the destination so you only need to find a function that snaps you there, so it should be an easy fix. I'll see if I make a tutorial on that in the future. And thanks! I know it's a bit late, but happy new year to you too!
Not just you. I tried solving it with the type of play space you put in the blueprint, but I still can't solve it. I'm still not sure what is causing the problem.
I just finished my exams, so I'm going to look into this. I know the problem with the virtual floor not matching up with the real one. The core steps of making this work are still the right way to go about this, but I will soon update how to make this work better.
Yeah, I did notice that happen. I didn't think it was because of the moving. I think the collisions need to be adjusted so it ignores small objects and make it that the actors become a component of your VRPawn when you pick them up. I'll have to look more into it, especially if making a full physics based game, which is what I want to make. Thanks for the feedback btw!
@@alfredogarciabarroso but most VR games use it. I'm really not sure how they make it work. I actually don't know what games use 1 to 1 collision models to what you see.
that folder isn't necessary. You can make one yourself and name it whatever you like, it doesn't make a difference. It's the input file that's important.
