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I just completed the landing sound and jumping sound:)

Great news. I re-watched your video and I am now at the jumping sound

So you create a new first person shooter project. Then when the project opens where do you go for the blueprint you start typing in?

I got half way through your video to where you first test out the dash and I did everything step by step but did you start a new first person project? More than likely but you start the video in a blueprint. Which blueprint do you set all this up in? Character blueprint? I think mine is not working because I am in the wrong blueprint. It compiles with no errors but maybe I am just not in the correct initial blueprint? Where are you when you start this video? What blueprint are you in?:)

Step by step, very easy:). I’m excited to make my own doom style game using what you have taught:). Thanks for all the detailed tidbits to the full doom eternal dash system:)

How do i make the sound stop when the phasing stops?

Tried over like 30 times this never works i think you missed showing something since you jumped through pre made code instead of making it on the spot

But movement is as straight as on flat (0°) surface(

componenr does not move

When my character shakes instead of shaking the character it shakes the floor

Great video, thank you

Thank you , i learned alot by doing this!

The sound effects was just sooo funny but at the same time how serious this was was funny too...

is this applicable to third person? thank you for your knowledge bro!

Is the new created template just with the enviroment or are all custom animations, physics settings and even 3d character models (that replaces Manny if I have done it) saved in it ?

Let me guess: "Set world location(((Pos.x, Pos.y, Pos.z) + ForwardVector * Teleport Distance) - Pos.x, Pos.y, Pos.z))" Nevermind, great video keep it up!

Keep going bro you are the best

Thanks for the tutorial StruggleMadeSimple, that made me considere buy a plugin, saddly, unreal really sucks in mobile development for that limitations in its widgets and input mobile, I struggle to achieve consistence on a vertical screen and don't works, instead give easy solutions give more troubles if you want work customize a simple interface to avoid a button cross with the joystick ☹. The relation aspect of the viewport also is a nightmare for vertical screens, because if I adjust a fixed resolution in the project settings, for some reason the engine change to a default value, Is less intuitive as I think. For AAA consoles, and movies maybe the engine give great solution, but for mobile need works in its widget system.

ThankYou

I'm currently making a road to my game😂exelent timing👍And good tip

This is a decent but pretty limited way to do this. For the segmented health bar, ideally you'd want to make a ui material that can resize for any amount of health you have, not just the 10 segments (1 segment = 25 hp). Also you'd want to add some rounding to each segment. You can do it with textures as long as you can dynamically create each segment to fit the bar, there's a unreal forum page that explains how to do this "Mimicking Overwatch health bar system" Each time you take damage and that damage goes over a segment, it adds a vertical red bar, that's missing here. Also there's the issue of the UI being curved unlike yours. There's a great tutorial how to set this up called "UE4 Tutorial: Creating a Parabolic (Curved) 2D HUD like Halo/Destiny", that really makes this from looking ok to professional.

this helped me do a semi dismemberment system thanks!

Unreal

Great work. Didn't need to implement scope, but watched it anyways. (got the video in the recommended) Learned some nodes in the process, so great video.

Yooo thanks for this! Also idk if you can help me but I want my character head to follow my mouse cursor in a sidescroller, if you have any idea, please share! :D thanks again!

more mechanik shoter please ?

Thank you very much for this incredible tutorial man 🤩

that hand looks hilarious and you know why, but jokes aside this is pretty useful

I see potential

👏👏

Nice tutorial. Can this size be changed in a blueprint on demand?

Does this effect collisions?

are you able to expose this to the sequencer for a quick morph?

or just resize it zero.. just like what unreal did on unreal tournament 2004

Fun

I love this. Also there's an in-unreal engine tool for pivot point adjustment

ah this is the tutorial that Concord devs watched and decided to use

Man, your tutorials are a hidden gem! You literally made my day with this one - it’s like you came into my life just to make things easier. Keep it up, you're seriously underrated, and I’m sure more people will discover how awesome your content is soon!

Damn, this was good! I am subscribed and will keep an eye out for all of your uploads. Good job!

Looks like I'm subbing good start bud.

This video series looks like it's going to be really usefull!

On a serious note why does everyone retreat to blender when they have an animation issue, couldn't a solution have been found in UE

I laughed when i saw this, I'm new to animation and my problem is getting characters to walk with no loop

Thank u Soo much broo Buh if I may ask what app did u use for this 😢😮

Thank u mister🎉

Nice find!