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Great work! just make sure to not use their animations, because they prohibit using them outside UE5...

In 4.3 jumping from the zipline will let you hang in the air. Any guess for a solution?

For anybody who is interested in this, you can take a look on ALSV4 for unreal engine and learn how it works there and then remake it in your own project in godot.

Cover system please

I cant for the life of me to get this to work such ashame

it actually works well thanks

look into my universal eye tell me what you s- ok lol anyways too bad by internet is too buns because of the wind and dust right now lol

Yo, the animation play but doesn't move, can you explain me why and how to fix?

We hope the blogger can create a series of tutorials so that we can learn more effectively. The secondary concern is practical usage.

Straight forward and to the point, thanks!

Whatever game you are going to make is gonna be so smooth, I can't wait.

Is it possible to make this work with BlendSpace2D ?

nice, I will try

Cool technique. Would love to see a video on IK too.

I need this PKG 😊

Hey! First of all thank you for this tutorial. I am following with some of animations I own and my "jog to stand" animation always snap to the global forward direction, even when the character is walking to another side. Do you know how this can be prevented?

Can you share the ALS animations?

Could you send files? Github link or smth like that

Hi. how can you make a character with a body and a camera on his head. To keep your head spinning with the camera. So that you can switch modes from the first and third person

Hello, can you help me develop the project?

can I ask what node type you are using for the adjustable mesh height? Is it a CSGbox or a MeshInstance?

Could you do a tutorial on animations?

Yay!

This is literally a GOD SEND. I hope you get everything you want in life. Whenever you have time though id love to learn how you made the things you didn't cover in this video though.

great contribution to the community bro thanks

Can u do a unity tutorial pls

This is really amazing

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He's back again 😁😁😁😁

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Hello! Thank you for the tutorial! I'm noob in Godot. Why do you set Camera node outside of Player?

this didn't work for me, the character rotated but always moved in the same direction. However I changed it to: " # player rotation var d = lerp_angle(rotation.y, atan2(direction.x,direction.z),turn_speed * delta) rotation.y = d velocity = root_velocity.rotated(Vector3.UP,d) move_and_slide() " which changed the root_velocity to match the rotation from the atan2 calc. Not sure why I needed to do that and the video didn't but maybe this helps someone else who has the same problem.

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Full code: extends Node3D @export var camera_target : Node3D @export var pitch_max = 50 @export var pitch_min = -50 var yaw = float() var pitch = float() var yaw_sensitivity = .002 var pitch_sensitivity = .002 func _ready(): Input.set_mouse_mode (Input. MOUSE_MODE_CAPTURED) func _input(event): if event is InputEventMouseMotion and Input.get_mouse_mode() != 0: yaw += -event.relative.x * yaw_sensitivity pitch += event.relative.y * pitch_sensitivity func _physics_process (delta): camera_target.rotation.y = lerpf (camera_target.rotation.y, yaw, delta * 10) camera_target. rotation.x = lerpf (camera_target.rotation.x, pitch, delta * 10) pitch = clamp (pitch, deg_to_rad (pitch_min), deg_to_rad (pitch_max))

looks amazing

Bro keep it up 😢

get_quaterion() doesn't exist

bro really ported ue5 locomotion system to godot💀💀💀

This was really smooth, nice!

never seen such a smooth motion in godot, good job 😋!