Hi meanlad, we saw your tutorial about the cutscene thing and we want to thank you for it and these tips are amazing and helpful and also sorry for all the fixing and setting you put up in this cutscene tutorial but your efforts are very appreciated and I'm happy that now I know how cutscenes work
Eyyyyy, so glad that I could help you out Rachel! It was a lot of fun to do this one and I had a great sleep when I was done 🤣 I know you'd been wanting this one for a while so I hope it helps you with your cutscenes 🤩 thanks for asking and for your support 🙏🏻😊
Something useful I do to be able to grab/scope into stuff that's hard to hover over is to group it with something invisible. Could be a painting as a little icon for what it is, or a chip I see using x-ray, things like that. Then I can use that as a handle. :D Dialogues are a little annoying with not being able to turn them off. They stick around as long as there's a prompt the player can still use. So I *think* you could use a keyframe to turn off the prompts, even temporarily, and it would disappear. Or destroy the dialogue gadget if you want to go the nuclear option. :D Oh man that imp drift is insane XD If you hold the controller still for a few seconds after re-centring you'll see it'll stop drifting. It takes those seconds to actually re-calibrate, so if you're moving around still it'll not calibrate correctly--which is what causes imp drift ;p What I usually recommend for cutscenes is to not have cameras/lights inside timelines. Then you can hide them by grouping them up or something. And you can move the timeline wherever you want and not affect anything. In fact, best bet is to group the cameras and any special lighting setup with the characters or whatever. Then you can even move the whole scene somewhere else if you want to.
I have an idea you see I've been wondering about how I could make a boss fight in a game so I was wondering could you make a tutorial on how to make a boss fight please
Exactly the same, you just need a separate timeline for each QTE. Definitely go with the controller + text displayer technique if there are multiple QTEs as the dialog text displayer logic will explode.
Good Lord my friend. You’ve certainly put the hours in for this one. Thank you for all the hard work.
It's my pleasure mate! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment 🙏🏻🤓
Choose your own adventure!
You can use \* to make starry boys ;p
The backslash means "ignore the next special character."
Pro strat! Thanks bro 😍
This is a 10/10 tutorial 👍
Aw thanks Toby! Appreciate it mate 😁
Hi meanlad, we saw your tutorial about the cutscene thing and we want to thank you for it and these tips are amazing and helpful and also sorry for all the fixing and setting you put up in this cutscene tutorial but your efforts are very appreciated and I'm happy that now I know how cutscenes work
Eyyyyy, so glad that I could help you out Rachel! It was a lot of fun to do this one and I had a great sleep when I was done 🤣
I know you'd been wanting this one for a while so I hope it helps you with your cutscenes 🤩 thanks for asking and for your support 🙏🏻😊
Daaaayum!! More than 2 hours and a half!!
Now that is hard work. Gonna enjoy this one.
Thanks Vesohag, appreciate you support as always mate! Ya boi is rekt after this one 😂
Absolutely love your videos on dreams!
Thanks so much mate 🙏🏻
Something useful I do to be able to grab/scope into stuff that's hard to hover over is to group it with something invisible. Could be a painting as a little icon for what it is, or a chip I see using x-ray, things like that. Then I can use that as a handle. :D
Dialogues are a little annoying with not being able to turn them off. They stick around as long as there's a prompt the player can still use. So I *think* you could use a keyframe to turn off the prompts, even temporarily, and it would disappear.
Or destroy the dialogue gadget if you want to go the nuclear option. :D
Oh man that imp drift is insane XD If you hold the controller still for a few seconds after re-centring you'll see it'll stop drifting. It takes those seconds to actually re-calibrate, so if you're moving around still it'll not calibrate correctly--which is what causes imp drift ;p
What I usually recommend for cutscenes is to not have cameras/lights inside timelines. Then you can hide them by grouping them up or something. And you can move the timeline wherever you want and not affect anything.
In fact, best bet is to group the cameras and any special lighting setup with the characters or whatever. Then you can even move the whole scene somewhere else if you want to.
Great job on the tutorial bud. Really detailed and definitely lots of little things in there that can help. Thanks for the effort to make the video.
Appreciate you noticing those things mate! Means a lot 😁🙏🏻
Awesome and really the only tutorial that made sense!!
How do I create a doorway from the cut scene to a playable scene?
Thanks so much Sara! I appreciate that
You just add a doorway to the end of the timeline, like on the last frame 😎
Thank you so much for making this. I'm slowly making my way through watching the whole thing 🙂
Such a pleasure mate! And take all the time you need, it's a loooong one 😂
Good tips... Nice Work.
Thanks mate 🙏🏻
Thank you so much explaining it
My pleasure 😁
Can you Do How to make a Map Level Select Tutorial
You need to try it in vr!
I have an idea you see I've been wondering about how I could make a boss fight in a game so I was wondering could you make a tutorial on how to make a boss fight please
Does it work the same if you want to do multiple quick time events in a row?
Exactly the same, you just need a separate timeline for each QTE. Definitely go with the controller + text displayer technique if there are multiple QTEs as the dialog text displayer logic will explode.
Great thanks man 👍
Nice
Thanks bro
Hi🖐
Yo mate!