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worst tutorial about dissolve

Amazing. Very easy and step by step tutorial.

how to do it with arrays? it doesnt work for me

Great video, really quick and helpful. Thanks!

Hi! Can I do something similar with a translucent blend mode? I want to make this effect, but for an ice material, which needs to be slightly transclucent. Thanks alot

Now how would you do it for the player's Location Save and Load?

Clean, concise, great turorial! Love it. The only question I have is, why does it have to be stand alone? That’s an annoying Gotcha which I wouldnt have guessed had you not shown this here.

When I added the "set Actor location and rotation" node, it set my actor soemwehre else so if anyone else has this issue, use a set actor rotation instead

If you don't have a post process volume you just need to create one at the top (UE5) to place it in your map.

The reult is a lot desaturate.

Extremely helpful, thank you!!!

Does using this post-processing material cost more or less?

Hi. When new patches come out, you won't abandon your build, will you?

You missed a shot at 9:38

what version is this one? i'm using 5.4.4 and it won't let me change the font after i added it to the content drawer. it saw it, but after i selected it to change, it won't show up on screen.

I don't understand why your mannekin looks plain transparent and in mine you can se the inside and all the joints

thank you!

You should use a 2vector to scale your input, so you can set the X and Y resolution separately. PS1 resolution would be anywhere between 256x224 to 640x480. Or if you want to make your "pixels" square, you can also divide viewportsize X/Y to get a ratio, and use that to scale the Y steps.

Thank you so much deserve a sub and like ❤

THANKS BROO!

hi is there a new discord link?

discord link is broken

Thanks, it was very helpful! For those who followed the tutorial and it still does not work, check if you have a Nanite checkbox disabled for the mesh to which you are trying to assign this overlay material. It seems like this material does not work with Nanite (probably it's a matter of opacity/translucency modes of the material).

3:15 I would like to add some additional information regarding merging text: Note that just because a text is the same in one language, doesn't mean it will be the same in every language. What I mean is that just beacuse a text is the same in the default language, don't merge them all into the same key unless they are referring to the same thing. So if each menu have a button that says "Back" to go up a menu, all those can be merged. But if you also have strings for "Front" and "Back" referring to positions of an object (e.g. the back of the vehicle), then you can't merge this "Back" with the other "Back" since they refer to different things.

Really easy to apply! Great video!

why are you using cold front in the air?

Thank you very much. It's actually not that easy to find.

I'm finding this two years later, getting into Unreal for the first time, and it was so helpful! Thank you!

Tip, Press Y on the top right for straight extruding.

Thank yo

Nice! Thank you.

Quick and to the point! Great video :D

Short and super helpful!

Great video! Thank you very much. Could you please tell me how do you add subtitles for other languages after this?

your tutorial is so bad, just quit already

will this work when adding to object which already has assigned materials? such as a tree or something

Excellent tutorial. Very clean shader. U appreciate this tutorial. Many thanks

I dunno if this'll help anyone now but as of 5.4.1 the Post Process Material Blendable Location he mentions at :24 is 'Scene Color Before DOF' now. At least for me, 'Before Tonemapping' wasn't an option.

I couldn't find the Post Process Volume in UE5 like you, but instead I found it under the "Box+" button - Volume - Post Process Volume. Maybe someone is as new as I am, and may need this info eventually.

nice tutorial and works well

How do you get the World subsystem in C++ though?

Man, you're a lifesaver, considering how shitty ue is documented

So easy to follow! thank you, im just messing about with unreal wanting to create a ps1 styled prototype to see if i can ever make a game by myself and i need/want bad graphics as im not a artist/modeller, great tutorial thanks again!

All my imported fonts either don't display at all, or as squares

How to turn off shadows

This is by far the best localization tutorial in Unreal Engine I've seen (and I've seen a lot). Thank you for this =)

thank you

Holy shit dude. I love u so much. Now I just need to find enough money to release my game on steam 🥲🥲

Very good tutorial, thank you!

its so good but how to change scale of the subtitles cuz in my screen its really small