Unreal Engine 5 RPG Tutorial Series - #2: Locomotion - Blendspace, Crouching and Procedural Leaning!
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- Опубликовано: 20 фев 2023
- Hello guys, in this quick and simple tutorial we are going to begin with my UE5 RPG Tutorial Series in Unreal Engine 5! In today's episode we will begin with the basics of the character's locomotion system, such as crouching, procedural leaning, and more!
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So excited about this series! 😄 So in here we started out creating the base pillars of the locomotion system, which will grow a lot as time goes. If you want to see a video on how to create a Git Repository for this series let me know! Also animations here! bit.ly/UE5_RPG_Loco_Anims
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What is a git Repository
Definitely would love to see a source control tutorial.
@@killerthepro756 it¡s a code repository hosted on GitHub that contains the source code and project files for the project. So you can have multiple backups, etc
@@TheDudeAbides421 great to know!
Yeah i don't see why not
Just a tip for everyone watching, @GorkaGames cleans up his blueprints by selecting them and pressing Q. He explains this in a later video but it might be nice to know for now.
He said it in this video
@@osmanclan4510 Quackers explained so in his own comment.
Its quite late in the video.
There are way more shortcuts for cleaning up BPs in a similar way. To see all of the options, try selecting BPs and right clicking on them, it's called Alignment.
YOU ARE A FKCING LEGEND! TY MAN !!4
Thank you
I'm starting to develop game. It's a course I've been looking for years, this is the first time I've seen such a detailed course. Please don't stop making videos.
How is it going for you so far , do you have a concept you can share about what your game is about
I developed a small open world anime rpg game. I took a little vacation and took a break from developing the game, but I plan to publish my game in a month. I am hopeful.
@@thothgold2768 modeling and designing the world was a really tiring job. It's really tiring to do everything yourself, but it definitely adds to the happiness of looking at your game at the end of the day.
can't explain how grateful i am, for not only this tutorial, but the entire RPG playlist. learning so much and really helping refine and correct the janky movement in my game :)
This is one of the most comprehensive tutorials out there AND it's completely free, so I shouldn't complain, but just a few quick notes: slow down. Both speech and clicking. You will be able to better phrase what you are saying and the accent won't mess with intelligibility so much. Say what you are pressing (and ideally why) when you do. Add some transitions. Very often, you explain one screen at one moment, then suddenly press a button, move somewhere else through like twenty menus, and THEN, in one muttered superfast sentence, explain what you did. This results in us having to pause, listen to you again, pause again, go back to where you actually started doing the action, and only then follow the actions. Combined with the long video runtime, it is hard to hit the exact time you want to go back to, so there is a lot of unnecessary replaying and frustration. It would be better to slowly say "now I am going to press this button, which you can find here, in order to do this".
I had to play it at half speed because I'm slow
If he was to do as you ask you wouldn't really be learning. You have to explore of your own to learn. To be able to follow. Just copy copy isn't a great way to remember what it is your doing. Play with the software. Do some small slow 5 minute tutorials. These will just make sense then
This was fantastic. I started the course, hoping your guide would help me sort out some locomotion issues I have been having with the enhanced inputs. You did that, found more issues I was not aware of and, sorted those too. Great work, much appreciated.
I follow some of the other guys (Aspland, Laley, Beard, etc.) and those guys are really good, but watching this right here takes it to a whole other level. I'm really excited to see what you do in this series, your work is amazing. I've watched some of your earlier videos and man you have leaped into a known name now. Keep up the great work, I'm excited especially for this kind of gameplay to see what you do moving forward!
I agree, Gorka is more detailed driven
Extremely impressed by the tutorial so far and feel like this is the best UE5 Unreal tutorial I've seen. Thank you so much for making this. Especially loving all the extra care to details and added movement such as leaning and stopping.
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it!!
Man, you are one of the most clear and concise tutorial makers I've been able to find. Thank you for this, you make learning this complicated engine a bit more tolerable.
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it!!
I’m very happy with how simple and uncluttered this tutorial is, it’s like the apple of RUclips tutorials.
You make some of the best UE5 tutorials out their on RUclips pls don't stop uploading
Oh boy, i hopped into UE at a great time. Am very new to all this but you explain it very well and i'm looking forward to run through the whole series. Can't wait to see what you have in store for us. Thank you for the amazing content!
thank you so much!!
Another excellent video bro, keep up the amazing work. I'm honestly following along with the series and enjoying it a lot. It is helping me a ton on learning to use UE5 :)
Dude from the bottom of my soul, you are amazing! I have only just stumbled upon your channel looking for a RUclipsr who is willing to teach high quality UE5 content in relation to an RPG and I have finally found my guy!
The way you explain everything you do, your debugging and even your humour with your typing mistakes is just on point and you have instantly become my go to channel.
Only one thing though I hope for the future, please don't stop producing content! Especially, don't quit making an RPG series half way through like many RUclipsrs. I understand not wanting to burn yourself out and you have a life to live but please please pleeeeease continue the series you make all the way through to the end!
Thank you so much, and have an awesome day 😊
Agree 300% Gorka Games tutorials are the BOMB!!
man this guy is so nice to watch. informative, smart, friendly and throws a bit of fun in there. 10/10
This is the first time I'm using Unreal, and you made this so simple. Everything was clear, and I have a great project to look forward to when I am done.
You are insane, thank you SO much for this tutorial series!! I appreciate your hard work so much and how easy you make it! Please keep it up, definitely got my follow! :D
So glad I found your page at this time in my learning process. I have a lot of experience with this stuff via other tutorials but I'm ready for the next step in more intermediate faster paced stuff. Very excited to continue on with this. Joining the discord and subbed. Thanks!
I started with the first game tutorial and once I finished I was so hiped I just keep going with the RPG series you are an amazing teacher keep it going!
Just found your channel. Getting back into UE after a long lay off, this course looks awesome. Just what I was looking for, thanks you.
Just what I needed! :) Very simple to follow and to apply to my own game. Thank you so much for this tutorial series!
Having a quick épisode about how to setup source control, and more importantly, how to use it to go back to previous version would be sooooo nice 😍
For the timeline, plug the uncrouch part into reverse, not reverse from end. This is so that if you switch while in the middle of the timeline, it will still look good. i.e. uncrouch when the camera is still moving
I also moved it from 'play start' to 'play' to fix the same jumpiness when crouching again while the camera is moving
what time did he do the timeline at?
i was struggling a bit with smooth locomotion on my project and this tackled all the little issues that I usually would wait for hours on reddit to solve. very goog
Just finished this whole video! Amazing job! Learned alot, dont really understand why I am doing what I am doing but I assume I will grasp it more as I go on.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 *🎮 Setting up Unreal Engine 5 RPG tutorial series*
- Introduction to beginning the RPG tutorial series in Unreal Engine 5.
- Setting up blend spaces, animations, blueprint procedural leaning, and more for character locomotion.
02:15 *🔄 Importing and organizing animations*
- Importing basic locomotion animations from the description.
- Organizing animations into folders for easy access and management.
04:07 *🏃♂️ Creating blend spaces for locomotion*
- Creating blend spaces to smoothly transition between different animations based on character speed.
- Configuring blend space parameters for character movement.
07:30 *📝 Setting up animation blueprint*
- Setting up animation blueprint to control character animations based on states.
- Creating states for idle, walking/running, and stopping animations.
11:13 *🖇️ Organizing animation states with state machines*
- Organizing animation states using state machines for better control and clarity.
- Implementing state transitions for smooth animation flow.
14:52 *🛫 Implementing jump and falling animations*
- Adding jump and falling animations to the animation blueprint.
- Configuring transitions between jump, falling, and landing states.
20:08 *💡 Finalizing animation blueprint setup*
- Initializing variables and optimizing code for animation blueprint.
- Testing and troubleshooting animation transitions and character movement.
21:33 *🏃 Animation setup for smoother transitions:*
- Additive animations designed to play on top of normal locomotion.
- Smoothens transitions between actions like jumping and landing.
23:10 *🚶 Adding crouching functionality:*
- Creating a blend space for crouching animations.
- Adjusting movement speed and camera distance for crouching.
33:24 *🔄 Implementing leaning mechanics:*
- Creating lean animations using additive setup.
- Integrating leaning into locomotion blend spaces.
- Calculating lean intensity for smoother character movements.
44:18 *🎨 Customizing character appearance:*
- Changing character model to "Manny" for tutorial demonstration.
- Adjusting material tint to give the character a blue appearance.
46:32 *💻 Setting up source control:*
- Explaining the importance of setting up source control for project management.
- Offering to create a tutorial episode on setting up source control and explaining its benefits.
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I love your whole tutorial because of all of them are soooo clear and easy to understand love you man
Amazingly efficient results with super concise explanations. Subscribed! thank you for the content!
You are great at this! After quitting Unity learning unreal engine has been confusing, this was really helpful can’t wait to make my first game!
Amazing tutorial! I just finished following along every step of the way. Learned so much. Thank you!
Aight im deleting unity and gonna learn unreal engine with this series :D
hahaha
you won't regret it! i made the switch and i'm so glad :)
Same
@@mechtist what is a good pc for unreal
@King wing40 u can search the system requirements but I would say at least a Gtx 1080 for minimum and a Rtx 4090 for max performance
every time i start a new project i come back to this to refresh my locomotion knowledge thxs for helping me become a game dev.
Very well done! Following along to improve my abilities in UE5. I used the crouched/Un crouched functionality that is built in like jump, that way I set the movement speed whilst crouched in the movement comp, and get the Is Crouched function from the movement component in the animation blueprint. I can then set the half height of the capsule whilst crouched to allow for traversal under low obstacles.
Thank you! I was skeptical about the leaning, but I did it anyway, and it looks great!
I have been following your tutorials for quite some time now and I just gotta say. DAMN, MAN - YOU ARE AMAZING!
You are my main source if I need something to be done. Only when I need to modify it by my type of game, then I google it :D
A thousand "thank you" isn't enough, so if I will make something profitable of what I will create (and create I will!), I will not forget to share some with you
those who are having problems with jump animation make sure the box is ticked in 16:30 as well as in 18:30 for aliases, the jump animation works for UE 5.3
which box? the ones he ticked or other?
@@rodericdarkwell which he has done, follow it, i found that in my case i silly missed some minor changes i skipped repeated it once and found that error now its working
Very good tutorial, it was really good, you managed to explain many new things of UE5.1 in a simple way. I look forward to the next part and I would appreciate a tutorial explaining how it works and how version control is used
thank you so much!! I'm glad that my video helped you!
This man is god of Unreal Engine! Keep growing mate!
Im a front dev and this made me feel confident to download and start learning unreal. Thanks man!
Dude i'm looking forward to this series, thanks!
my pleasure!
that crouch camera, trick was lit!
Watching this again a month later just to make sure I don't screw up the animations for my weapons and magic. Love this!
this has been great. thanks so much. im just starting this process and you are making it effortless.
i finished your episode 2 and learned alot things ... more comming .. thank you Gorka
Dude this is one of the best tutorials. Thank you.
Thanks to share your experience with this great collection of tutorials!
Thank you so much for the support! I really appreciate it! 🙏 I'm glad that you are finding the series helpful!
@@GorkaGames hey, I'm doing the crouching and as of rn it goes at the same speed as running. I've gone and changed the speeds, undid it and did it again. Like idk. I'm tryingm
@@ImVizixlol back to the beginning of crouch on speed etc .. ill work i did the same and later i changed to 250 to be ltt more slower .. working fine ... take a good look on the video sometimes we miss something ...
@@maxosborn1018 i think u just need to review the video, sometimes u just need to check a little box that u missed
A tutorial on adding prone/crawling would be awesome!! These videos are great!
its done the same way he does the crouching
The leaning was unexpected but very cool feature!
I'm really excited to see where this goes.
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Awesome Tutorial Gorka. Bravo and thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.
You got a new sub man, thx for the serie. Keep the work up!!
This series is very promising good work!
I am going to join your patreon. I have learned a great deal about UE5 from watching your videos. There are times I have to slow play to .25% to catch exactly what you have done, but that's fine. I'll end up watching this a few times to really get the concepts down, so I imagine the third or fourth time through, I'll be wishing for a faster pace. The first two or three times through I'll wish everything was at 1/2 speed :)
You are the best! This series of video are fundamental! Thank you a lot! :)
thanks!
Just amazing. Good job. Continue like this please!!!
This is a great tutorial so far, Gorka, you're awesome.
I'm making a top down diablo like RPG, these tutorial looks really helpful even if it's another type of game! Thank you!
New subscriber, Your way of working is very clean and efficient, the way you explain is very great, thank you very much from the bottom of my heart for sharing your content ♥♥♥
Just finished that lesson! Thanks for the great source of knowledge!
Wow this is top tier content. Thank you for this.
I dont think this video was too long at all. Awesome video! Very informative and learning. Now that ive watched the whole thing, imma subscribe and take all this info in.
Thank you so much for this series !!
Great tutorial! Super fast paced and informative, I'm glad you explained how the third person template works here. In future parts, do you go over how to stop the animations from floating? They dont act that way for the default ABP.
Just starting this. Does he go over it?
Legend bro! I am starting out with unreal and this helped me a LOT!!!
Amazing and easy to follow video, thank you!!
thanks! my pleasure!
Thank you very much! It helped a lot! Seriously, the video and character movement were perfect! 💜
Can I really use these animations if I publish the game?
Amazing tutorial, loved it. easy to follow and implement.
thank you!
It's a beautiful lesson. Thank you for what you do. This series of lessons is a huge help to young developers
thank you!
Truly amazing content. Thank you.
You're an amazing teacher, you've made learning EU a less daunting task and you explain things in a way I can easily understand. So far I'm only having one problem xD for some reason, my character always leans when it's moving. It can lean left or right but it won't display a normal walking animation
same problem here
did u find any solution?
@@kratosasura5875 not yet, I kinda just moved on and added it to the list of bugs I need to fix xD I'll lyk if I find a solution when I get around to working on it again
Mine just continuously leans left when moving. Not a clue yet as to why. @@JadeSlays
@@user-xz6zi3fs1h I have the same exact error did you ever know how to fix it?
Loving these tutorials, came back to add in some functionality in order to help me move forward with the climbing animation tutorial - but hitting a wall in both where the animations just are not playing for 1) the jumping - following exactly along with this tutorial and it's just not entering the animation state - and climbing animtaions are also failing to play.
You can't believe how much you helped me today xD THANK YOU
Absolutely excellent, thanks man 👍
thanks!!
Great lesson! Thank you, man!
Thank you for the great tutorial
It would be very useful if you add chapters to the long videos of the series
For anyone willing to make nice transition between jumping and crouching, use the conduit node in your "Main" animation graph to choose between "Crouched Locomotion" and "Unarmed Locomotion" after "Land" node and use your "Is Crouched" Boolean to toggle between the paths.
Can you explain more about how to do this please? looking to do this myself but a tad lost. thank you so much!
Note: If your leaning isnt working, try switching from mesh space additive to apply additive in the walk run state in locomotion. Personally I turned up the division from 10 to 15 because I felt the lean was too strong.
Thank you.
you are a life saver
My good sir can u be more specific, Thank u
@@okmovie3533 At 38:54, instead of using mesh space additive, use additive instead
Thanks. You're the GOAT
This is awesome your videos are very informative!
Have a feeling that this might explode. People love the hard works
thanks!! 👀👀
This is Awesome! I admire you are doing that for the masses and not trying to push it as a course to sell !!! Respect
thank you!!
Thankyou for this great tutorial, i am looking forward to learning more about UE5 from you, cant wait to see were this game tutorial takes us.
Smooth series. Following along is easy.
Looks like a great series, can you show how to add vaulting over certain heights, ledge climbing etc?
yes it is coming!
Easy to understand! Thank you :)
This has helped me so much! ThankYou!
this is a great tutorial, thanks a lot, keep up the good work 😁😁
Thanks for your great tut. It helps me a lot
You're amazing. I was thinking about adding a lean to the crouch animation as well since it's basically the same process and once you get to the point of creating the Yaw Delta Float value you just take the same one you made for the Run lean and plug it into the multiply by -1.0 In the crouch Locomotion Blueprint
I actually really like that bug when we added in jump and land and it made the char disappear. Looked really good and could be used for an ability.
Yea It happened to me to Its like before adding the additive
lol
Bro so hyped of that project
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This is so much fun! Thx for this vid!
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Thanks dude, learning from your tutorials... for crouching there is an inbuilt function (IsCrouching) which you can get it from character movement.
Great tutorial and series. I found that in last week. I'm a .NET dev, and I remember that on my study times I played with Unity. But this blueprints system is amazing in UE :D
So I think I will back to making projects for rest hehe. Thank you :D
AMAZING VIDEO, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING!!!!
Thanks! my first video and was amazing!
This looks sick!!
thanks!
Nice!
Are you planning on adding in proper climbing that has a different animation depending on how close a structure is on a wall or what type of structure it is?
Will you add zip lines?
Air assassination?
Running assassinations?
Ladder climbing?
Narrow beam balance movements?
Eagle vision?
Grappling like in Uncharted 4?
Looks like a great series! It would have been cool to see root motion used with the locomotion though, as that's used in Assassin's Creed and looks a lot more natural. Unless you end up switching over to it at some point in this series? Either way though, thanks for taking the time to do this.
Have just followed along to the end of this video. good stuff really helpful. Just need to slow down just a little bit, I know its easy to go at pace we normally work out however when providing explanations to someone that may not be as familiar with an interface as you are it does increase the time it takes them to get it to work as they need to rewind constantly.
Just some constructive feedback, however the content is amazing. cant wait to continue along.