Honestly, this is the first UE video I've been able to follow to completion AND get to work in less than 30 minutes. Super good tutorial, and really clear explanations for what stuff does. Thank you!
What a good channel, I actually understand what switches i'm flicking and what results they're going to give me instead of "press here, there, don't click on this, click on there, actually wait this one has to be switched off too and here, a perfectly functioning toilet". Thank you Ryan!
Hey dude keep up the good work it was a nice vid If u can pls make a vid about first person character animation specifically i want the character to equip an item and unequip i couldnt find any video online Keepp the good work
I'm super grateful for this video! I've been having a devil of a time with this. I have a question though, my mouse rotates the camera SO FAST and I don't know how to make it slower, I did add rotation lag but that creates a bit of a stutter effect, so how can I just straight up slow the rotation speed of the camera?
Hi, Thanks for great tutorial. Im a beginner, any way to Set Orient Rotation To Movement in UE4 like 7:47 where we dont have Started and Completed. I only have one white connection and Axis Value.
Input action nodes should have a little white dropdown arrow at the bottom. When clicked, the node expands and you can see the Started and Completed white connection points.
Disregard the other answer, with UE4 you can use a branch and check if the Axis Value is equal to 0, if it is, you set Set Orient Rotation To Movement to True, otherwise to false. You have to do this to both the MoveUp and MoveRight
Thanks. How would you go about changing the same variable (socket offset) at different events? For example, when standing still, the socket offset is 0 0 0. When the player moves the socket offset changes to 0 50 0. When he jumps, the socket offset changes to 0 100 0. Numbers given randomly for the example. All this in a smooth way
you would want to add a timeline even with the input action, say input is right click, time line plays at start and reverse on completed, and form their get camera arm length and change that in the timeline. its a bit hard to understand at first but it looks good.
My camera by default puts my character on the far right on the screen. In the viewport the camera looks completely centered and aligned but when I press play its completely offset. Anyone know how to fix this?
The problem with this method is that the character starts walking diagonally, which is really annoying. Unfortunately, I couldn't figure out what exactly causes this or how to fix it.
Hello, i have a question. I have an Axe object and I have a tree object in front of me. How can I turn an ax into a damaging weapon? And how can I turn the Tree into an object that can be damaged? can anyone you help me please?
