UE4 With Casey - Mastering Blueprints - Part 1 - Events 

This is by far the most useful beginner tutorial I’ve ever seen. You have a serious talent for communicating this information.

Hands down the best introduction to blueprints I have ever encountered. Hats off to you sir. You have done what I thought was the impossible

I feel like the last minute was some of the most helpful advice for beginners. Get your event, find the end goal of the event and do the math/middle after that's established. Simple but important.

Finally I found somebody that actually knows how to teach blueprints. I have watched a 1000 or more videos only to become more and more confused. I'm actually learning now.

Great tutorial. I like how you are emphasizing learning the foundation concepts, and not relying on copying/pasting. Great job.... subscribed!

It's so weird because this is probably the best blueprint lesson on RU-vid and yet only a few people watched it

Where are you (UE5With)Casey?: this is exactly how I imagine blueprints should be taught. Thank you so much!!!!

This is really helpful to me dude... what i really want is the ability to translate my ideas, whatever they are, into the game. This is right to the point.

This guy is thorough. I will share this video with a good friend of mine because he has been wanting to learn for ages, but finds it too hard. I know that something like this will make it so much simpler than some of those other videos.

Hey Casey, I just want to thank you for your videos. Expertly explained and paced. You have a real teaching talent.

Amazing Tutorial. You explain this in such a great way and easily understandable for everyone to get started. I'll definetly be following you and hope to see more of your videos in the future.

Just outstanding! Been looking for someone who explains blueprint coding in an easy to understand way for once. This makes it all make sense! I just wanted to know what I'm doing and why. This has made my mind go "ah ha"!!! Subbed!!

This is what i’ve been searching for all this time!

Best tutorial I've seen to learn BP

wow im amazed how good you are in explaning ,i feel im lucky to find your chanel..

Best unreal tutorial I have watched

47 seconds in and already a Godsend. thanks.

It’s so nice to see explanation behind actions. Thank you for the great tutorial

I have seen so many videos about blueprints and they are so boring and abstract. But this one is a brilliant one.

The 3 videos is this series helped alot! Thanks.

Thank you! Very good tutorial on getting a foundation to understanding ue4. I'm on to the next to learn more!

this is nice, your taking me back to the basics which are all gobbled up in my head after watching so many copy paste tuts

Finally someone that knows that understanding how to do something is really important

This is addressing my biggest concern with watching tutorials around Unreal Engine. Thank you for this!

Amazing tutorial. Wish more people taught like this

I had some experience with C# and Unity but I'm new to Unreal Engine. And this video helped me to understand how to work on blueprints in a similar way to coding, like how they converted it.

*27::57 👈🏻 This is the most valuable time in my life... Literally... Awesome... tutorial For NOOBS like me....*

我找了好久才終於找到你這一個講藍圖節點的功能

I know I'm late to the party but I just wanted to say that your videos are fantastic and your teaching style is so helpful. I do hope you'll continue these in the future.

Subscribed in a heartbeat. Just the tutor i wanted.

I’m already intermediate at c# on unity but recently I’ve learnt unreal is really good for what I’m trying to achieve and your teaching them stuff that took me a year and a half to learn, DONT RELY ON TUTORIALS UNLESS YOU KNOW THE CODE

Stellar tutorial. You sir, are a legend!!!

Fantastic to help us understand the 'thinking process behind BP and must watch for all thank you so much for sharing

Absolutely amazing. Thank you so much

this channel is criminally underrated

Awesome tutorial man, great explanations, thanks.

Thank you for the awesome tutorials! It's very helpful

Thank you very much for this video. It helped me a lot. Keep up the good work.

this is how tutorials should be, thank you so much.

Super helpful video, thanks!

Wow -why did it take anyone so long to make such a vid? Thank you.

Good stuff mate

Thank you so much for making this video!!

Great video! Thanks.

Dude keep it up... Your younger than me. BUT your a brilliant teacher. Thanks a million.

Amazing

Great job!

this was the best helping reference

0:36 Thumbs up for this alone. Someone finally says it

This series is soo underrated.

well explained, thanks for this!

you are on fire man !!

You’re a legend

Thank you for this, you've answered alot of questions I had regarding the blueprints system. How do you not have more views!? Going to check out the rest in the series, awesome stuff man!

Thank you. Very informative

Thank you so much. This was very helpful!

Very nice tutorials. Just sub'd to see more. Keep up the good work. Thank you for sharing knowledge.

tl;dr on function usage for myself: Custom events are for things that actually effect outside objects and can be noticed by players. Functions are for math that doesn’t have to be run all the time.

Yeah man you are one of the best teachers also i sugest you to put those tutorials on some learning platform can gain some money. Personaly i'm paing for skillshare but still i'm here to and this is some really good quality stuff.

All are very useful. Tick like said here is expensive and for something as basic as this, if you want to scale it further down the road, its better to just map out the course and put timelines, far less expensive

Thanks, this was awesome and taught me alot.

Great tutorial ..

1:41 I started watching these tutorials few days ago. The second they enter the blueprints they lose me. They just say, put this and that together and do this and that. "BUT WHY?" WTF DOES IT DOE? LET MEEEEEEEEEEE I hope your videos could help me understand some of the basics and get me to understand and memorize all these. Explain and let my brain proccess the information overnight. :D Welcome to 2021

Thank you for the awesome tutorials! but when i try change Y instead of Z , the cube rotate only once and then stop, while with X rotate fine like Z. so what is wrong with Y axis! .... at 5:10

Thank you sir!

This is relay very help full thanks ............

I alr understood these events from unity but I’m still watching lol

thank you it was a very good video.

the best tutorial explanation of basic function in UE4 that I've seen so far. i know saying this might sound lazy, but it would be very nice if you can have one video explaining what function to use, on certain situation, and why. i understand the concept but executing it and knowing what function to call. what code to call, is the confusing part. im not that good at remembering stuff. and trying to remember every single function in UE4 seems tedious. id rather know how to process work than trying to remember all the possible answers. i dont want to copy and paste, but rather learn the process. but i guess the in between is what confuses me. i know what you are trying to make, and i know the end product of what you made, but how you did it, is the problem. since im gonna watch all your videos anyway. maybe youve already made one so thanks anyway.

This s@$# is gooooooood

thanks sir

thanks man.

Is it possible to make a plug-in that start a animation timed 1minute or so after actor health is =>0? In addition is it possible to change the texture of the actor based on a status?

For some reason the cube actor in my scene continues to spin regardless of any other actors overlapping. It only stops the spin when the player character overlaps, which is the desired behaviour of course, but its like that by default and without having to cast to firstpersoncharacter. I'm not sure why because all of my logic is the same and the collision settings are also the same for my box collision. Could this just have something to do with UE4 versions?

Gold

Problem: Exorting blueprints/migrating Result... broken... all them cast to etc... how to fix so that whatever project I input to the code would adjust accordingly. Also can you make a second input settings? Can I default something? Cause I've tried defaulting other settings, nope every time start a new project start readjusting everything.

U are awesome

dude you're going so fast.

So how would we get a player to turn towards a mouse click?

Event tick is bound to the FPS. So its not good if you want it for something constant.

hi, is there a cheaper way to reference a spawner not using a get all actors of class node?

How do I set a constant speed for my cube to spin at

the fastest debug i've ever seen

I dont think im connecting with what was explained about the spin? Boolean, how does the node know?

Oh wow this is what I've been looking for for a while. Did not find the proper courses even paid ones. Do you have any series on udemy?

but how do i learn what things to use for whatever i need to do. do i just have to remember specific code box names

thanjkas

That's usually the problem with people teaching programming and developing, they usually get people confused

ok im in, the first 50 seconds said it all, you watch a tut, but have no idea why do this or that, what purpose it has, when it comes to doing a new projects the wall just goes up!

So I know this vid is 2 years old but I seem to have a problem with the spinning box. I have double checked and all my blueprint is the same as yours however when I play the box does not spin, when removing my branch and connecting the event spin directly to set actor rotation it will spin but then the collision box serves no purpose. the only thing that is different is that I am casting to third person character instead of first person. Loving the video otherwise :D

At 4:48 what is the use of the Break Rotator?

i subed

Can someone explain why he used a float +float at 4:46 ?

I am pro after thi tut

Hello, maybe you know whats wrong with my capsule component? i tried setting up the constraints and angle damping but it still makes my character float and lean..the only thing that makes it stable is calling the SetActorRelativeRotation function after playing the animation montage but the problem with this is that it the character faces in a fixed direction every time it attacks and not facing on where it is intended to face as it attacks..video - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qYdmmav3efM.html

I feel sad that I am not able to like twice

This just show up in my recommended. Nice~ ( i thought you are a girl since it's casey but... I was wrong)

great tutorial but it's too fast ! I'm watching it on 0,5 speed !

How did he know😂😂

You're no different from others, nice one