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i like your taste in zelda music

Absolutely love this tutorial. One of the better ones I have found in general on VR and Unreal. I do have one question though because I can't get this to work as smooth with the Pico 4 and was wondering if there was any settings too it?

so my issue is with snap turn. when i turn it freaks out and launches me out of the map or over turns

Hi! The tutorial was really great and useful, thanks for doing it! If you'll let me, I have a question, even though I followed exactly what you did and watched the video three times and rechecked my code. For some reason, the height is not right, I'm short, and if I crouch or bend down, the ground comes closer to me. Any idea why?

Would it be possible for you to guide us on how to implement object grabbing using animations instead of the hand system? While the spline-based hand system is interesting, we find it less practical for our needs. We are specifically looking for insights on handling a non-procedural grab system.

very nice find of a game, the review 'transcript' is also well thought out & succinct. keep it up bud much better than, and a nice break from, these 2x speed like farming videos everyone keeps spamming out :D.

Good job, thank you.

How about full body ik next?

I am excited to learn more VR game dev. Have been doing game dev as a hobby. Professionally I am a Generative AI developer. Wanna mix both the worlds and VR dev will bring out more of the realism in it.😊

Hi Quinn, was wondering if you would ever do a video for 3d modeling for VR. I've started 3d modeling more for my template, but most tutorials I see don't help that much, many use subdivision modifiers and then never create a low poly version and some that do create low poly are "first person low poly (>10k tris)". For hard surface and VR I just dont know what a proper workflow should be, whether its blockout, high poly, then bake to low poly, or to just model everything with the intention of creating a low poly model. For context Ive been trying to create gun models.

Nice🎉

Thats cool

Brilliant tutorial, thank you for sharing. Essentially the goal of this tutorial is to showcase how one would blend different hand poses between "fully open" and "closed fist" using an alpha value, and this alpha drives this blend between one defined finger bone at a time in the Animation Blueprint ( Object Hold ) state machine, very novel approach. Splines are used to act as finger arcs, and are used to determine a series of line traces that are checked for a 'grab component' hit anytime an object is grabbed. Based on where a object is hit, the finger collides with a grabbed object, and the hit distance at that point in the spline determines how far the finger could travel, this results in the 'alpha' value used in the finger specific animation blend. Personally for me, I decided on sticking with the Part 2 solution, using defined poses and item-specific sockets for a more 'exact' positioning feel, as I found the line traces are not always accurate for me as its very dependant on having a very accurate collision box on your grabbable items which many of mine dont. More often than not, my character would do the rock on emote 🤘🤘when holding weapons, but I'm sure this has much to do with my item collision box and my initial sloppy finger spline arc positioning. I will probably revisit this sometime in the future though and think its a very solid approach for generating procedural grab animations. Overall I really enjoyed this Series, Thank you @Quinn - I learned a lot about VR Hand Animation BP's and got to experiment with bone animation blends which will open up some new development opportunities ( IE Using Controller Input, Trigger axis values to drive a 'index' finger for example ) Love your content, best wishes from Canada

Hi, is it possible for you to recreate Half Life Alyx Hand physique ?

Hello, great explanation. Do you have experience with VR in bigger world? Where is used world partition?

How you figure this out is beyond me. thanks a lot!

First pic goes hard

this is awesome

In case anyone can't get the mannequin or graphics to show up when teleport jumping, there's an easy step to miss. When you're in the VRPawn Event Graph working on the Input Action Move IA_Jump code, Quinn says you need to "bring out" the START TELEPORT TRACE node (it should be connected to the "STARTED" pin on the IA_Jump node). To do this, RIGHT CLICK the START TELEPORT TRACE node, and choose EXPAND NODE. After that, bring that code that has materialized over to the right to be worked on as in the video. When you're done, DO NOT forget to reconnect the EnhancedInputAction IA_Jump node (the first one at the beginning of this code snippet) from "STARTED" to the first "SET" node from the code you opened up. You need to do this because the original START TELEPORT TRACE destroys itself when you open it up, leaving the STARTED Pin unconnected. If you don't, nothing is telling it to start the trace, so no teleport graphics. Hope this helps someone!

This video definitely deserves a thank you … love your approach, attitude and focus

It took me 2 hours of troubleshooting my Sprint Functionality code to figure out that I wired up the branched off "SET:Is staminacooldown?" node to the wrong "Set Max Walk Speed" node. I had it hooked up to the one that connects to the SPRINT speed instead of the one that connects to the Walk Speed. I got there in the end though! Fantastic video! My only complaint is you sometimes move too quickly and I end up having to rewind the video alot.

Amazing bro!

Thank you for the video Quinn its greatly appreciated. I have one question, at the video time of 10:17 you applied a dead zone to the input action IA_Jump and when I do this exactly like you do and try to save it, it says there cannot be a null input modifier on an input action. Just wondering if I'm missing something here?

I followed entire previous tutorial and found out it didn't work because new input system😭

Hey Quinn, I started following this tutorial. For some reason when I add the hands meshes and compile, there is an error. This happened when I deleted the hand right and left that came with the VRPawn. When I add a new skeletal mesh, it doesnt compile either. Any ideas to fix this? Thanks

Hi, thank you very much for your video, I learned a lot ^^. On the other hand, I have 2 problems, the first is that I have a problem with the height of my VRPawn because I am too low, and the second problem is when the snap turn can make me go through the map

Thank you! I look forward to any future VR knowledge you have to share with us. Subscribed 👍

very useful ... keep going ... please put some tutorials about character and advance damage on the character like physics and animation ... thanks a lot... 👍👍👍👍

Very well done Quinn, thank you for the Tuto. Any idea of the "Alyx" grabForce sytem?

Love your vids. Keep it up. Just got my Q3 2 days ago.

Good stuff! thanks for making these videos. you're doing a great public service

should’ve fired you

Looks good, My plans are not to return to VR for a little while and hence I wondered if you would be bundling all your work into one purchasable project? e.g. finger collisions, physics hands, HL Alyx movement system... all in one.

Уеееееssssss!!!! You are the best!!!! More videos !!!! More half-life mechanics!!!!!!

Thanks!

That's how you do it!!! Nice work!

I made a tutorial like this, but the height of the player was wrong. You just couldn't reach down to the floor. Maybe this can solve it.

Great, thank you :P I'm gonna have a watch soon. And I agree on open source code. I've been using Godot recently so I often convert Unity and UE5 code. Same basic shader material code, like ripples in water, is written by Unity, and therefore protected by them (I ignore that).

Hi Quinn, I'm new to VR, could you please show how to make a custom weapon that can be grabbed and shoot? Thanks

Nice!

thanks for doing a video on the basics. very easy to understand

When will the video lessons be released? I'm gone again ......

I dont know what i did wrong on my end but it wont work for some reason, even after I checked on the video twice I couldnt figure out the problem, only the index and thumb fingures can move while the pinky, ring and middle fingers wont and when grabbing somthing the hands gose in to the strech pose.

thesis game?

So sooooo good. You have my respect.

Awesome, Thanks and keep going 👏🏻👌🏻💪

great .... keep going...

Excellent video. Sorry for the question, but when I walk (around the house, without touching the controller) it actually moves the Camera Component, can you actually move the VR_Player? Thank you

will a tutorial be coming for this? and anyway to do this with a in game mouse to simulate a computer. like a physical mouse