The Ultimate UEFN Sequencer Tutorial (Beginner to Advanced)
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- #fortnitecreative #uefn #fortnite #fortnitenews #tutorials
By the end of this video, you will be a master of the Sequencer in UEFN. I'm going over everything from simply creating the sequence or moving an object to more intermediate stuff such as audio or cameras to advanced things such as Dynamic Materials, Creating your own animations, Data layers, etc. This is the longest video I've ever made and I definitely only make almost hour-long tutorials once every blue moon, so I hope you enjoy it!
This is a remade version of my first 2 tutorials plus a few more things added. The originals had very good stuff in them, but the quality of the tutorial was very bad with audio, etc. So I have remade the tutorial using the new skills I've learned since then!
Also, a whole bunch of this tutorial applies to regular UE5 too.
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BEGINNER
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0:00 Intro
0:33 Cinematic Sequence Device
3:15 Making a Sequence
4:06 Adding Actors
4:26 Transform Track
7:25 Types of Keys
9:52 Sequencer Options/Settings
12:25 Visibility Track + Other Tracks
13:42 Edit Section
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INTERMEDIATE
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15:35 Audio Basics
17:21 Audio Attenuation
19:18 Subsequences
20:54 Pinning, Locking, Muting, Disabling
22:04 Cameras Basics
25:16 Camera Shake Base
28:15 Camera Shake Source Actor
29:31 Camera + Audio Blending
30:33 Fading
33:14 Folders
34:10 Gameplay Events
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ADVANCED
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35:39 Controlling Post-Process Volume Effects
37:17 Dynamic Materials using Collection Parameters
40:50 Data Layers
45:50 Animating a Skeletal Mesh with Control Rig
48:01 Baking an Animation
50:23 Niagara FX
52:25 Outro
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this guy is a legend in uefn finaly learning how to do niagra
LEGEND
omg yes i could cry. sobbing, got snacks lets go!
awesome, i need to create more fortnite custom content
First!! Ill edit this after watching the whole thing! And i got popcorn!
Edit: wait is this the remastered version of what you sent on yor previous video when i asked about it?
Yeah it is!
@@howtwobossok finished it! And it was a lot! But glad to watch it! Iam guessing this cam be used along with the signal remote manager to since theres some maps when interacting with a button, a cutscene plays, and iaam guessing its same logic?
@@BryanzillaYeah, you use the cinematic sequence device hooked up to a button or any event to play the sequence you want.
@@howtwoboss thanks! Ok ill try cooking up something and using what i learned. I actually want to renew the standards on Fortnite creative like you, hope iam not too late
W video
Question: I made a Niagara particle effect and added it to a Sequencer. I added a track under 'Rendering; Actor Hidden In Game' and set keys for when to start and end the Visibility of the effect (beginning on 0001). The reason for this is that on 0000 the Niagara effect is showing and when I use a device (in Fortnite) to trigger my sequence to play, it then hides my Niagara effect as intended from 0001 onwards. The issue I'm facing is it does not always reactivate my effect when stopping and re-playing the sequence via a trigger to turn on/ off the visibility of the effect. Any ideas and could it be something to do with the Kill Particles setting in Niagara?
P.S. Hon tha Irish!
Instead of using the visibility track on the Niagara effect try to use the Niagara Component track like I did at the end of the video with that small torch effect, with the activate and deactivate tracks as it's more built for Niagara effects so in your case, put a deactivate key right at the start of the sequence and an activate key right at the end.
It could also be a problem with the Finish Completion State Override in your cinematic sequence device. It might be set to keep state or something like that. Or in the edit section in the sequencer of the Niagara effect too. You'd probably want the restore state option if you want the effect to reappear even after you interrupt the sequence.
The trigger also might be set to trigger once too. Just check it JUST in case you know?
Also, FINALLY, someone noticed I'm Irish!
@@howtwoboss You my good sir, are a LEGEND! Thank you. Yeah realised because I'm Irish too, ahoy!