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i think you should centre your eye at 2/3 vertically as opposed to vertical centre

Thank you so much, those pieces of information are gold.

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Beautiful and very easy to follow along! Its extremely difficult to teach a subject you are expert at, and this was very easy to absorb and understand, thank you very much <3 Going now to the next video!! Subscribed :)

At 8:18, when I try to connect the Array Element output from the For Each Loop to the input of SET ClosestObjectSoFar I receive the error "Actor Object Reference is not compatible with BP Item Base Object Reference".

I'm new to unreal and scripting, I fell so great and confident to learn more. Thank you...!

I have followed your video up to 4:58:00 flawlessly :D I just have one issue, I pick up the item pickup and it says it equips the weapon but it doesnt allow me to shoot, I step over it again (2x total) and it equips the proper weapon, did I miss something possibly? Im going to rewatch the section

This is an exciting feature and you did a great job of demonstrating the possibilities in a very short time. Thank you for your work.

Very helpful playlist and well these are porbably some of the best videos for the basics of blueprint.

Nice tutorial. But this doesn't work when linking a control rig to a Camera Rig Rail for animation. Would be nice if you would do a second video adressing that.

awesome video! I love it, by the way, can you tell me how to Debug like you do (26:08)? I don't know how you do it.

Thank you sir, that's just great!

The first person I saw to reply every comment 👏🏻 Which is easy to learn blueprints in unity or blueprints in unreal?

Hi Kevin, I got a question. I was experimenting with this today. I just created a primitive cube inside the level. And in the Level blueprint - I just directly hooked up the actor location of the cube (line start) and the actor location of the player (line end) directly to the draw debug arrow and it turned out correct. Why did this situation work without me needing to do any addition or subtraction of vectors?

Very good video

Its getting Hard but i will never give up

we build blueprints from left>right but when we are referencing or reading them we should go from right>left. it has helped tremendously once you realize nodes are grabbing data from the previous nodes on the left you can really break down and reverse engineer or even flat out read and understand what's being shown, thanks a ton for your content I know this series is a year old but it is helping a lot with a few hotkeys i didn't know and also different "buckets" that can be used similarly is really interesting

how do you make your blue Sphere blink ?

Das is good.

When I use Parent Constraint node, I can't move the Child control anymore. Is there anyway to fix that problem? Thank you!

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You made any game for pc or mobile??

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what if i want to mark the far object ?

Thank you for this course.

Maybe i did something wrong but. Looping degradation, or a dependency loop is still present in this solution, the ball offset control and the Heel control throw the foot into a dependency loop, which renders the use of the reverse foot mechanism almost useless. Because at the end of the day, you have only one properly functioning control from the entire mechanism which is a ball reverse. Anyhow you gave a discretion at the start of the video that this is A solution, not THE solution. Hope that the advanced ik you've figured a way of solving this really annoying problem. Thank you

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For Manny and Quinn I've noticed that almost all bones seems to be aligned with the mesh part they represent. However, the foot_l bone (also the right one) seems to be aligned with the horizontal base plane, not with the foot iself (like from foot_l to ball_l bone). Any idea/hint why Epic would do that?

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In my four years of professional experience, I never saw such a cool instructor like you. Huge Respect. A legend <3

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Maybe I haven't gotten there yet, but do you cover the Spring IK solver node? I want to rig up some quadruped legs, but so far I'm having a hard time figuring it out.

Great ! Thank you very much for your time and the way you explain things. Greetings from France.

Thanks a lot! You made BPI way more understandable for me. I have a question though: in order to go further I intended to turn on/off the light when the lever is activated. I managed to do it through different methods and I'm wondering which one is better in terms of memory utilisation: 1) Cast the light in the BP_Lever then use it as target in the BPI_Interact fonction 2) Use "Get Actor of Class" node then use it as target the BPI_Interact fonction 3) Create a public Variable in the BP_Lever with the type "BP_Light" then use it as target in the BPI_Interact fonction 4) Create an event dispatcher in BP_Lever and bind it in BP_light All 4 methods worked well, method 3 was the easier to setup, but in term of memory expanditure, which one would be "the best" please?

which nodes is mastermind behind the radius you put 10000000 ?

Very cool series. I appreciate the work that went into planning and performing it. 👍

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This was super helpful and instructive. Thank you. One thing I noticed is that my nulls for the heel/toe reference seem to have physics whenever I move a control? It doesn't break anything but visually they just fall through the ground when I move any control and I have to recompile to fix it. This is in UE 5.3. Anyone else noticed this lol?

Dude that was friggin awesome! I was having a hard time wrapping my head around control rigs in combination with forward and inverse kinematics. But watching your video, making that control rig from scratch, aswell as the useful construction setup, made it so much easier to see behind the curtains! You explained it really well and for me as a beginner it's very easy to understand! Thank you very much for putting out these kind of videos, very much appreciated!

I really appreciate the great training series. It has been very helpful in understanding the fundamentals and core principles of UE visual scripting. Thank you for taking the time to develop this. I was wondering, are you based in New Zealand? I never thought of using Kiwi fruit in those fruit variables, haha!

Here we are using "Set Timer by Event" instead of doing it on "Event Tick" What is advisable or not to use on "Event Tick"?

Q1 Is this the last video of this playlist. Q2 Can I make a Third and first person action game following the tutorial up to this video.

One hour for - basically - a hardcoded sphere mask pp mat. This is not FOW. You wouldn't want to have this FOW in any game - guess what's missing... Exactly! Masking. More precisely, obstacle masking. Misleading title.

"Cast to" has always been hard to comprehend as a newcomer to Unreal, so basically it means: _"Go over this(these) actor(s) and check all the variables, events, functions, etc._ *from it and all its parents* , _if it has what I want, now I can access all that information_ _if it doesn't, it just skips and goes to 'cast failed' "_

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17:00 If someone wants to have an easier way to switch between using channels and manual rotation, you can add a boolean value before and branch before everything, if boolean is set to yes - then we can use channels, if no - adjust it manually. You can switch between yes/no while animating. It will not give you full control as adding nulls, but I think this is a good walkaround, if you need different approaches for different animations instead unpluging channels everytime

Thank you for the tutorials. They are tremendously helpful