I tried combining this with the newer IA_Interact system and had a issue. im rebuilding a test project from scratch to see. awesome tutorial. Im actually using it for buttons on a machine
How would one make the lights turn off when picking an item up? (Trying to make a jumpscare kinda thing where when I pick a flashlight up the spot lights that are in the scene all turn off.)
Hello, very good tutorial like all the others you have done. I wanted to know if you were going to make a video on how to make a stamina bar? I've been looking for a tutorial for a few days now but most of them on RUclips seem to be not perfect. The stamina bar they show works but for example, the stamina drops even if the character doesn't move because all the code is linked to the sprint key. So if you press your sprint key without pressing your key to move forward the stamina still drops. And they don't show either how to give a penalty to the player when the bar reaches 0 (Basically that if the stamina reaches 0 the player can't run again until the bar fills up again). So do you think you could do a tutorial on this? You explain really well how to do things and I think it would help a lot of people if you made a tutorial on this.
Create a variable for your switch blueprint, of "Light" type. Variables are on the left in Blueprint editor. So make the variable, click on it, check "Instance editable". compile and save, now selecting your switch in level, there's a slot where you can attach an existing light to it. Also, refer to this variable, in "set-visibility" code, since you won't be attaching premade light to the blueprint (drag the variable into code, instead of existing light).
This is kinda meh. First of all, one of the most important things is missing. How about integrating the little circle crosshair so you kinda know where to hit the traces. At the beginning when you you were shown...oh damm look, we will do this, you had a little circled crosshair, but in the tutorial itself you skipped this important step. I`ll say pass to this tutorial...looking for more pro ones.
How do you always manage to post the perfect videos at the perfect time. I was just looking for this tutorial
this video was on my reccomended page i know nothing about making games/light switches but this is cool
You are brilliant!
Amazing tutorial as always
Thank you
thanks bro for the tutorial ❤
Hell yeah Nice tutorial
Thank you for tutorial!
I tried combining this with the newer IA_Interact system and had a issue. im rebuilding a test project from scratch to see. awesome tutorial. Im actually using it for buttons on a machine
i need this. thanks :)
Don't just call interact on said object after a linetrace, check if the object implements said interface first.
What about using a hand with colliders? especially with the new ias?
How would one make the lights turn off when picking an item up? (Trying to make a jumpscare kinda thing where when I pick a flashlight up the spot lights that are in the scene all turn off.)
Hello, very good tutorial like all the others you have done.
I wanted to know if you were going to make a video on how to make a stamina bar? I've been looking for a tutorial for a few days now but most of them on RUclips seem to be not perfect.
The stamina bar they show works but for example, the stamina drops even if the character doesn't move because all the code is linked to the sprint key. So if you press your sprint key without pressing your key to move forward the stamina still drops. And they don't show either how to give a penalty to the player when the bar reaches 0 (Basically that if the stamina reaches 0 the player can't run again until the bar fills up again). So do you think you could do a tutorial on this? You explain really well how to do things and I think it would help a lot of people if you made a tutorial on this.
Yes have a LOT of tutorials il working on rn but i will make one about that👍
I like your videos
Thanks!
But, how do i tie it to lights i already have on my map?:(
Create a variable for your switch blueprint, of "Light" type. Variables are on the left in Blueprint editor. So make the variable, click on it, check "Instance editable". compile and save, now selecting your switch in level, there's a slot where you can attach an existing light to it.
Also, refer to this variable, in "set-visibility" code, since you won't be attaching premade light to the blueprint (drag the variable into code, instead of existing light).
How can I create separate switch? Can you drop me a link?
sketchfab
This is kinda meh. First of all, one of the most important things is missing. How about integrating the little circle crosshair so you kinda know where to hit the traces. At the beginning when you you were shown...oh damm look, we will do this, you had a little circled crosshair, but in the tutorial itself you skipped this important step. I`ll say pass to this tutorial...looking for more pro ones.
This isnt even related to the topic of light switches, just go find a tutorial for a crosshair and stop berating him for what he DOES show you.