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good video

Thank you always for your content. You are the best

Someone know how to use this in plugins?

Can we do this for functions ?

Quick and on Point, most Tutorials on C++/UE5 aren't

So usefulll

Unfortunately this doesn't work with EditConditionHides meta tag. Cool vid though.

How does one use game states to add mini games in ones core game loop? Like gwent in Witcher 3?

Thanks! For the information

Let's start off with : Thank you for your videos. As you mentioned, it takes time to put them together and your time is greatly appreciated. I think where a lot of people falter, are the concepts that are less talked about, and just generally accepted to do-something-specific-don't-ask-questions. Like game state, player state, game mode, game info etc. Concepts that people who have been using the engine a long time just accept as practice, but feels foreign to new people and can be confusing. I myself always struggle internally to decide "Where should this piece of functionality go....", and searching online will most likely be met with multiple different opinions. And that's the "worst" part I would say about Unreal - there's many ways to do the same thing and none of them are inherently wrong. Most courses out there cover the logic and how to build functionality, but they rarely touch these types of classes / concepts, yet questions around them will always arise if you start building your own game. A course that covers how to handle these questions and provides a structured way of thinking about them within the context of making a game, would be very valuable. Having one complete solution to 'what goes where' while building a game provides a much needed starting-off point when beginning to use the engine. You already have some great videos covering these topics - so thank you for that also 😃

Only 2 difference between them: syntax and references can be created on nothing (or garbage)

Good video. Thanks

Might be worth mentioning that MULTICAST_DLEGATE (Non DYNAMIC) does not use BindUObject(), but uses AddUObject() instead.

one very cool thing about the GI is you can spawn a custom actor manager class and save a ref to it. Then whenever you change levels that class wont be unloaded ... I use it almost like subsystems in blueprints since there not exposed by default in C++ for some reason

Very very good & informative. Was looking for a way to implement C++ logic inside of my interface function which was getting used in the blueprint layer and this worked perfectly :). Keep it up!

Thanks for these chalk and talks

Great tutorials man! not long and well explained basic stuff. thank you!

This video is awesome. I would definitely like to hear more on the pitfalls since these functions are something used heavily in all projects.

Idk why you dont have more subscribers, youre one of the best channel about UE5

nice video concept

Hi I have my BLueprint based Subsystem and did the ShouldCreateSubsystem override as you said. It works perfectly when I'm using it in the Actor but once I use my SUbsystem in the UObject, it shows me the error that Context Pin must have connection, but there is no Pin to connect in the node GetYourNameSubsystem. I tried to workaround that and add a bluerping function library in c++ which takes in a context and returns the subsystem, but now It cant find it in c++ and returns nullptr since it cant find the blueprint one

Hi, complete beginner here. Just discovered your channel via the YT Algo'. I never really leave comments, so this is a miracle for me. Thank you for explaining very clearly what game mode is. Bite sized Michelin Star rated information. And this is for someone with Autism who often has to watch things 3 or 4 times before he gets them. Liked & subscribed. You come across very well. I hope you grow your channel. Good luck. Mike.

Out of all the tutorials I understand yours the best!

Love your tutorials!

I love you with every single cell in my body... dude these videos are gold, could you maybe also add some videos for beginners describing some variety of camera systems and how to implement them? Doesnt have to be long and detailed but rather short and to the point explaining how you would implement them. As of right now I always throw in my cam in a ACharacter and attach it to a spring arm but sometimes there are instances where you dont have a character like strategy game or UI Based game or even something where you jump from character to character with your camera

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Hey, maybe you could start a series on implementing different systems in C++ using best practices. How about beginning with simple systems like door opening and closing, note and item inspection, and a save and load system, then working our way up to building a fully-fledged inventory system in C++? You could also include an interaction system, as well as systems tailored to different genres like horror and survival, showcasing how to build their respective mechanics in C++. This series could start with systems that are easy to implement (beginner-friendly) and gradually progress to intermediate and advanced systems. It would be great if you could explain why certain functions or code are written in a particular way and how they work under the hood. Additionally, you could discuss when it's best to use Blueprints versus C++, and demonstrate how both can work together seamlessly. Maybe you could also incorporate some user interface design, focusing on creating beautiful and animated UIs. I know this is a lot to ask 😅, but I wanted to let you know how much you mean to the Unreal Engine community. Your content has been a lifeline for so many of us, and your contributions are absolutely priceless. While many Unreal Engine developers hide their knowledge behind paywalls, you have chosen to share yours freely, making the game dev journey accessible to all. We truly love and appreciate you ❤. I genuinely hope your UA-cam channel grows exponentially, that you gain all the recognition you deserve, and that you become the number one recommended resource for beginner, intermediate, and advanced developers alike. The time, effort, and passion you pour into your content do not go unnoticed, and I believe you’re destined to achieve incredible success. You’re not just helping us learn-you’re inspiring us to dream big and create amazing things. Thank you for everything you do; the Unreal Engine community wouldn’t be the same without you!

Bro where have you been when I started out two months ago

heya, how exactly you store data into de player state? what are the blueprint logics? and, is it recomended to roguelites? how do i save and load it?

Thank you, informative and straight to the point! I have no idea how I was supposed to know about passing the parameter as input without watching your video X0

Congrats you gained a sub!! I hope this series thrives ❤

Dude appreciate you man

这个标签可以改变pcg插件的数值吗？ 哪种标签可以改变pcg插件的数值？

1 tutorial a week is good. pobato u are the GOAT🐐🔥i think u should make a course on best practices and how to code efficiently in unreal, unreal have so many ways to do a single thing so beginners get confused like what to do when and why.

Your channel rocks! your clips have help me personal sooooo much!

great man

Very cool

Hello! If you want help for C++ I could help.

You do it very well!

I'm glad I know this. Now I just need to know why I need to know this. THen I'll be unstoppable.

I wonder how the player controller in strategy games like Starcraft is defined in relation to the units that are moved on the game world. Player input there depends on the selection of units or building :-? So in a way the units move on their own, kinda like an AI in a third person style game. Or a team game like Dragon Age, where multiple characters move together.

Keep up the good work, buddy; it is beneficial for the newbies like me

Thanks for the tutorial ! Since you're illustrating tags with the example with status effects such as ice or fire, I was wondering : what would be better for such a system, to monitor effects on a unit, for instance a monster affected with 3 turns of Burn ? Would it be better to have an instance of the effect stored in the state of said monster ? Or would the class have a variable storing which monster it is affecting ? Would we make use of even dispatchers ?

Thanks buddy that was very helpful 🙂 Can you make a video about how to use actor, pawn and character class with simple explanation that will be very helpful

gute Erklärung! danke für das Video!

wow this can be super handy 🔥

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