@3:55 event tick fires every frame. Add a delay to make it only fire off on a frame that matches the delay timer, so your print string isn't fired off 60+ times per second.
This has been so helpful, thank you for taking the time to make this video. I dove headfirst into UE5 for a new hobby and its been a great time. However, many of the videos I watch tend to focus on strings rather than the logic itself. Finding videos like this are an absolute gem, learning these foundational elements rather than "copy and paste" from a video really give you a glimpse of the big picture. Again, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Do you have a discord, also thank you great tutorial, I started in unreal engine about year ago took a month off and starting again, goals just make a couple of games to prove to myself that I can😊
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@3:55 event tick fires every frame. Add a delay to make it only fire off on a frame that matches the delay timer, so your print string isn't fired off 60+ times per second.
This has been so helpful, thank you for taking the time to make this video. I dove headfirst into UE5 for a new hobby and its been a great time. However, many of the videos I watch tend to focus on strings rather than the logic itself. Finding videos like this are an absolute gem, learning these foundational elements rather than "copy and paste" from a video really give you a glimpse of the big picture. Again, thanks for sharing your knowledge!
🖥️🤔👍✨Sweet ✨
Do you have a discord, also thank you great tutorial, I started in unreal engine about year ago took a month off and starting again, goals just make a couple of games to prove to myself that I can😊
Sorry, no discord.