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@@glitchvideo263 Thanks Man!

Thanks for commenting this!

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Sure, what kinda trouble are you having?

I completely agree, im still kinda new to YT game dev tutorials so they will improve with time. I will definitelly make a new video on this topic a little later.

@@thatdevguyofficial thanks in the meanwhile do you know a channel who explains how to make round based game with more and more actors as the round goes up? (Kinda like bo zombies but demons in my game)

Hmm not really tbh. But it’s pretty similar to this vid. Have some sort of equation or multiplier be affected by the current round and set that to how many zombies to spawn

@@thatdevguyofficial for example if round is completed going to next round True second round reached more actors True? I saw something where you could make actors spawn in more batches

That makes it way too hard, you need some sort of formula or smthn. Like 3 zombies per round so you check the current round * 3 and spawn that in a for loop. So if round 3 it will be 9 etc.

Hmm interesting. Could be an FPS issue, whats your fps looking like?

Based on this article: forums.unrealengine.com/t/character-movement-speed-is-affected-when-mouse-is-looking-up-or-down/372110 seems like its a bug so I cant really help out with that. Try recreating the fps controller in an empty project then see if the problem still arises.

@@thatdevguyofficial as in like frames per second? Its fine, no issues at all. I'll try making it in an empty project though.

@@michaelmerrett Hmm weird, yeah try that lmk what happens.

@@thatdevguyofficial heya I’m away from my computer right now, but I did end up remaking the system in an empty project. I still had the same issue which is very strange! I compared my code to the code from the FPS template and swapped the “get controller” and “get forward vector” nodes with this node called something like “get controller forward vector” (something along those lines). This did work for me. Before I made this change, I hooked up the “get controller” and “get forward vector” nodes to a print node, and the vector actually pointed towards where the camera was facing (including up and down directions). Then I used a rotation breaker and a rotation maker that removed the components of the vector that added up and down direction and this worked (i used this until I found the solution above) To be honest, I don’t fully understand how you don’t have the issue i was having haha. Is there any way you could send me a download link of the project used in the video so I can compare?

Thanks mate!!