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Thank you! You are too kind!

Boring enough to have sold many thousands all over the world. Post something of yours!

Thanks for watching! Today I’ll be making one on line traces, crosshairs and aiming. I’m always so glad to hear that they’ve helped someone!

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love the basic technique while also allowing me to be able to not only follow along, but also understand it in a way i can retain the knowledge as well. My favorite part about this lesson was how you would explain it, do it, explain it again, do something else real quick, then come back to remind us once more,. Almost like checking to see if your kids brushed their teeth lol i would love to see some more hands on stuff, like blueprint interfaces, save and load mechanic, play menu, and maybe even interactions (i.e. doors, benches, etc) some good focus on animation (even if it covers just the ground) but also teach us how to build onto it, and maybe show us examples, tips, tricks, etc. Another big one is self diagnosing bugs. when you run into a bug and you don't know what's prohibiting you from doing the exact thing in a tutorial, guide, or wiki. Looking forward to future videos!

I just posted one recently about Blueprint Interfaces. You should be able to find it in the playlist!

Thanks, Michael! I’m not a professional UA-camr, but I drop these whenever I get a chance. But it’s fairly frequently. It’s a privilege to know that they are helpful! I hope that my videos continue to make a positive difference for you! 🙏

You should definitely think about regular uploads! You're a great teacher

@@michealtattershall8411 I made a new video today! Please check it out on the channel!

I’m so happy that you like it, and that you’ll continue to perform it for years to come. Thank you for the compliment! Keep it secret, keep it safe… 🤓

@@benblaumentalism6245 Dear Ben, thank you for your reply. I have also presented it for younger audiences with Similo Fables cards, using the intimate connection between the hero and its nemesis, and so forming pairs which are linked by that antagonistic rapport between them. In the end, instead of matching ESP cards, one hero and its nemesis match and then, of course, the other 4 pairs match also. Though the technical aspect of the routine is respected absolutely (I wouldn't dare pretending that I would be capable of modifying it) the context allows for a great experience for the audience.

Fantastic! I love that you’ve made it your own!

Thank you! I’m so glad you found this useful!

Thank you, maestro! Part 2 is going to show how to use traces (like line traces, or “raycasts” as they’re known in other software) to interact with objects when you’re in range and just looking at them. They don’t need collision boxes, necessarily. A line trace can use the forward vector of the camera to determine the object of interest when you’re looking at it. I’ll also demonstrate a system that will create a visual cue that something is intractable when you look at it, such as an outline, shader modification, or a text pop up above the object. It’s a little harder to set up, but not that bad. Thank you for watching!

Glad it was helpful! 🙏

In the Movie Render Queue.

I want to replace the explosions with VDBs. I just haven't learned that yet!

It’s a little different now in UE5. I’ll have to make a new video!

“The house of magic has many rooms.” -Eugene Burger

@@benblaumentalism6245 A wonderful quote. Eugene was the Lao Tse of magic.

The second time! 😂

It’s not meant for you.

Hello, Spinningmonkey8427. I absolutely recommend that you never perform or watch any of my material. 👍

Thanks, buddy! Just wait! This is the future of character creation, IMO!

Definitely don’t perform it if it doesn’t suit you or your audiences.

I’m glad to hear that you worked it out!

@@benblaumentalism6245 Worked out really well, and I added the scaling to what I did as well.

Hi Travis! I’m a university professor, and I’m lucky enough to be able to teach Unreal Engine courses at my institution. Perhaps one day, I’ll do a video course. The only trouble with that is that Unreal is a moving target, and since it takes time to produce a full video course, features and best practices can change. I make videos frequently for my actual classes where I work, and am just now trying to build a presence on UA-cam. I like to say that I’m still “finding my voice” in this medium. I love sharing information!

@@benblaumentalism6245 They used to have a course on the Epic website that I was following with videos and tests after each video that I could take and was practicing at the same time in the editor but then it was taken down. Now I have a hard time learning from their "resources". I like listening to you. I hope you make it on YT one way or another.

You are too kind. There are so many talented Unreal instructors out there. I tend to be long-winded, but am working on it!

You are way too nice! Thank you!😊