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Of course! Happy to spread some love on Common UI although it can be very complicated and frustrating at times, it has potential to be quite great. With 5.5 now out, there's more updates we need to take a look to see what they've added too 👀

Oh interesting, so essentially you construct the primary data asset -> set values -> then use that as a storage asset for the inventory? Have you found any limitations or some constraints you had to work around with it, I attempted to play around with it a bit more but felt like it was more manual effort equal to using just structs so curious how it played out for you 👀

yeah i just sat there getting annoyed with the tags 😆

@@MrButiierlol I love gameplay tags. They’re so versatile and can be called from anywhere.

Ah! You can fix this by going into the button style and change the “Selected Normal” to reflect the same as the hover tint.

Hm I haven’t received any issues regarding the save feature. It’d be best to check that it is properly being saved and loaded. The community would be happy to help debug if you join the discord!

Unfortunately, using a bool only has true/false so that gives two options and we need 3. Also I have made an improved system of this series here: ua-cam.com/video/M7MyOezBCk8/v-deo.html

@@MrButiier Awesome, thank you! I also want to add I wasn't critiquing you, I was genuinely asking. I am almost finished with the video, as I have been experimenting with ideas along the way. For example, instead of the data table, I went with a multiplier value that is also in the enum table. So when the character levels up ( new level * multiplier ) + Base -> SetStatValue()

@@Galadx25 oh no worries at all! I didn't take it personal lol. If you can find edits or improve it for yourself then I encourage it 😁 Oh definitely the multiplier is way simpler than a very manual data table, that's one of the things i got rid of when i revamped the system. Feel free to post any edits you made that you found more useful or just in general better performance or functionality. I enjoy reading the ideas from others and seeing if I can use it to improve future stuff 👀

Hey! It’s a bit hard to tell without seeing the functions you have set up, if you’re able to join the discord and provide some screenshots it would be easier for the community to help out to make sure you’re deactivating and activating the widgets correctly.

Hey! When it comes to setting up controller data, it allows you specify which images to use based on which controller input or mouse/keyboard is being used, so if you wish to have different images for PS5/Xbox/Switch etc then you’d want to put images and put in different options. If you only plan on just supporting one option then you’d don’t really need to worry about that. In this case, Input Action data table setup is the out dated way to use common Ui inputs, I’d suggest taking a look at my new video that cover Common UI with Enhanced Input Actions, it’s a much better option.

Sorry I’m a bit late! I made quite the blunder in this video and just a mistake on my part :). You can fix this by going into the Button Style Base and changed the "Selected Normal" to have the same tint as the Hovered Tint, this will then fix the issue.

Hey! Unfortunately none of my tutorials are for multiplayer and are not setup for replication.

its ok they are still great ,learned alot,gratefull hope u make for multiplayer too

Sorry for the delay! Typically you can prevent this from deactivating the previous widget however because the popup was actually associated with the widget, we couldn’t deactivate the other widget. In order to solve this, you would need the popup stack to me associated with the main widget. That way when you deactivate the menu, it would stop the ability of focusing on the background widgets. Would be happy to explain a bit more in my discord if you need some further explanation on how to set that up!

Hi, I now prevented the navigation of the Popup widget from going outside by just setting the navigation rule of the widget default settings to stop instead of escape. This way the gamepad-focus stays in the popup.

@@hamimseater Ah! Thanks for sharing how you ended up getting it to work.

Hm there could be many possibilities but common problems are these. The first thing to check which is most common is that if you have input actions that are using the controller inputs keys which are consuming the buttons, this can cause UI data table to not work due to the enhanced input actions. You can try to make sure that the input mode is set to UI Only and see if there is any difference. Other potential is that your project settings are not configured correctly. If the controller data is not properly setup then it will not work. I would also recommend to double check all the settings options Input Data, GameViewport and ControllerData. If you still run into issues, I'd recommend joining the discord so you can provide screenshots/video of your settings and widgets so the community can help troubleshoot a bit more.

also as just a recommendation, I'd recommend setting up enhanced input actions for common ui. It's ultimately a better system than the data table. ua-cam.com/video/17nARa4jruc/v-deo.html

Definitely! There should be a beginner editor to help slowly introduce sections, that would be amazing to see. UE is just so overwhelming in the beginning for too many people.

Thank you :) I'm always trying to learn more about Common Ui so I can keep the community aware. As long as my videos prove some use to other developers it doesn't matter how many subs i have. Appreciate the support 👻

So sorry for the long wait on the reply! You can get the tab button by going into your widget for the tablist and use the nodes “get tab button base by ID” and “get tab id at index” or use the “get active tab” option. There are a couple nodes you can use to get the buttons or a specific tab you want to use :)

@@MrButiier tyvm!

Ultimately, I built this for those without coding knowledge so they have an approach to handle stats easier. I personally would go with GAS and modify it to my needs since it has alot of the functionality built already. A friend of mine that im working on a project with has made some pretty nice custom nodes to make blueprints easier for us while using GAS so there's definitely alot out there people could do, but im not ready to share the code on this yet :)

Within blueprints it’s quite the effort, however unreal engine has a plugin you can just turn on that does the same but requires c++ to set up so if you’re talented enough to make an engine then you know how to code enough to setup the plugin lol

It doesn't really take 3 hours. It takes about an hour, maybe 90 minutes. Shorter if you know what you are doing. Need to remember that a lot of explanation went into the video, thus making it very long.

Thank you! That means a lot, glad I can provide this to the community and excited to see how people will use it.

Appreciate it man. You’re definitely missed in the discord, looking forward to you coming back and seeing the Ui you end up creating 🔥

Always appreciate the support you give in my vids man!

Thanks for taking a look! While you may not need to structure/stats setup within this component, the functions and general concept should be insightful on how you could setup the Attributes within GAS. Although if you know c++, you could minimize the length of alot of these functions 😉

​@MrButiier do you know GAS?

@@Drachir08 I do, I wouldn't say I'm an expert but this is basically a simplified blueprint replacement. If you understand enough c++ to use GAS then I would still recommend GAS since its built from Epic however this video can still teach the "how" on setting up related stats/scaling etc. 😉

Luckily you didn't even have to wait a full 24 hours 🤩

@@MrButiier I know it! lol I tried to modify the last one as I was building it to work a little different and I almost got it working right. This one seems like it will work almost exactly how I was trying to set up the other one.

Haha! Exactly why I tried to push you to this one, hope you enjoy the video!

@@MrButiierI certainly am. I’ve almost made it through it. I’m so glad you made it in chapters because it gave me a few good stopping points to get a few errands done

@@GrumpyGillsFishing Honestly, really happy to hear that. I did my best to make this video very similar to how a "course" would set things up so people wouldn't have to sit and watch 3 hours straight and not know where to find things.

Yeah that is definitely possible and it is about as simple as you stated, you’re able to subtract from attribute points and then when attribute is zero then just disable whatever buttons you have set etc. it’s covered a bit ahead of this video but it’s great to see you basically skipping ahead without knowing you are 😂

@@MrButiieroh sweet! I had no idea you were going to cover it. I’m having an issue maybe you could help me figure out. I’ll try to keep this short. I’m starting health is 10.3, I add a point into vitality it should go up to 10.6 but instead it goes to 10.9 and then when I level up it goes back down to 10.6. That happens every time I add a point into vitality. I’m not sure what’s going on.

yep! You can have a stat that is used to as attribute points. I believe i cover this in part 6 of this series however I also have a new Stat System coming out tomorrow to the public! It simplifies this series immensely, adds more functionality and puts it all together in 1 video instead of a multipart series. I highly recommend to check out that video when it releases tomorrow or join the membership to get access now. Either way, the new system will be much better.

@@MrButiieroh man I can’t wait!

ok it seems to break when i save it and laod the game when im not looking at them

It sounds like your delete function isn't properly being called at the beginning of opening the level. In this video i do that within the Game Instance which occurs when the game starts, I'd recommend trying to call the remove function within the level blueprint at the beginning of the level and see if that changes anything. However as far as the system breaking when not looking at them, this system I made in the video doesn't use any type of perception of sight so that would not impact anything unless its specifically a game mechanic of your game.

It depends on the intended use honestly, either or could be suitable however data assets may be easier to utilize to spawn creatures into the world so you don’t have to iterate through a data table with hundreds of lines. However like I said it depends on the “how” you use them

@@MrButiier yeah a bit to tricky to describe here.. with how I intend to use this. I will take it to the Discord server. Been enjoying the video playlists.

@@RoeJogan Oh great to have you join the discord! Glad you're enjoying the playlists, I spent some time 3 weeks ago adjusting all the playlists videos so i did it just in time for you haha

Ooo! Those red dots tie into a feature called "Event Dispatchers", when you bind an event to another event. That is slightly more advanced than what this video wanted to cover.