What Do You Want To See On The Channel In 2024?
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- Let me know what content you want to see me create on the channel in 2024. This could be videos, livestreams, game jams, series', etc. Let me know in the comments down below!
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To be honest I could not ask for more. You have been doing amazing stuff so far. One thing would be that I personally always enjoy "full game tutorials". So for example "making a gameXYZ clone" or "making a full zombie game". These tutorials are always really cool because beginners have a finished project after following them.
True that !!
And also multiplayer games tutorial, basic multiplayer stuff
As a Technical Game Designer, I'd love if you kept making tutorial videos about prototyping random mechanics since these help give me new perspectives on how to program certain events using Unreal. I'm always watching your tutorials even if I know how to make the feature already just to explore different implementation practices.
Also more Game Jams would be great! :D
If you made a series where you would explain certain things in unreal like one video would be solely focused on vectors another one on timelines and stuff like this each important note so that the new game developers/ unreal users would know what notes already exist and more importantly they would understand what each note does. I believe that would be a great series for a beginner!
It would be very interesting and useful to see a lesson on creating a small game, where the emphasis is not so much on creating the game itself as on optimization that needs to be built in from the very beginning of the project (especially for open world games), with explanations of why certain functions in the project or map need to be enabled/disabled and what the consequences will be if this is not done
Whenever I watch a tutorial on YT about UE5, not just yours I often wonder if the way shown is the best way to do that particular process. It would be very helpful if you pointed out the best way to do certain things with regards to say, performance or graphics quality for instance. A series of videos that shows the optimal way to use blueprints or C++ or a mixture of both, when and where for a fast and fluid gaming experience would be brilliant. And coincidentally if you did that for stuff that could be used in a multiplayer FPS that would nicely coincide with the game I'm making, thanks in advance.
I would love to see a full multiplayer tutorial series on UE5 (so setting up multiplayer, replication, voice chat, lobbies, etc), as most videos on yt are for Ue4 and thus not that reliable anymore. I think a lot of people would want and appreciate a series like that ngl
I would love to see a series where you make a fun 2 hour game and show all the steps behind it! I think all the misc. tutorials is great but seeing them all come together would be really neat!
Hey Ben, your tutorials are brilliant. With 5.4 coming, any insights you'll have on optimising would be grand. In fact, optimisation considerations before you even start building in any version of 5 in order to get more than 20fps. How to use megascans trees without your project slowing to 5fps. How to plan your project (what to consider first) in order to get more than 20fps. How to use the new audio system. How to create a day night cycle in 5.2+ (using old engine skysphere method hasn't worked for me, but that could just be me). Your content is some of the best in terms of how you explain things and your pace. Love your work!
i think you should make videos about like principles of games, for example how to structure a gdd (game design document), how to not burn out, make a solid foundation, how to prototype your game, etc..
I would love to see some guides on procedural generation in unreal! Like making a dungeon, or using noise to make terrain. I wanna know more about that stuff but I never see anything in unreal
Regardless of what you do, I'm certain it'll be amazing. Your channel has been a priceless resource for me when setting gameplay mechanics up to make audio tutorials videos.
Happy New Year Matt! Keep up the mix. Almost everything I've wanted to learn I've been able to find on your channel. The biggest headaches UE has presented were:
- Getting it to package a game due to so many requirements for Windows. (I dread building a new PC and going through it again)
- Uploading the game to Epic Games and Steam. Especially doing so with a free demo to start out.
Tutorials are always great. If you need ideas for more then things like making a main menu, setting up graphics / sound options, setting up a save system, carrying items over between levels, making a game build for testing / playing, would all be useful if you haven't made them already. Hoping your channel keep building over 2024 because I'm sure there are plenty of games that only exist because of your channel.
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I want to see more Matt Aspland, Weekly dev logs from your game.
It would be nice to see more content for advanced users. For example blueprints architecture or multiple mechanics interaction. Like how day/night time would affect enemies behavior. Things like that
Can''t wait for what's next :) Thank you for everything !
Small game projects or game jams would be amazing.basically a series where we get to see how things fit together in a larger whole, rather then small stand-alone snippets.
I feel like you've already contributed more to UE tutorials than anyone else! But if you're genuinely curious as to what else to upload, perhaps step by step tutorials on making genres of games other people haven't covered such as 4x strategy games like Civilization (Colonization if you're feeling adventurous)
Tips and tutorials for better performance. I feel that's one that gets overlooked a lot since we focus on all the flashy stuff but we don't realize till much later than it runs terribly. And usually by that point it feels a bit too late.
You are already doing great job ! Live streaming and more game jams according to season would be amazing. I hope you are doing well. and its late but Happy New Year :)
Love your videos they are helping a lot with many aspects of unreal!! Keep it going!!!
i think a voice chat or a full multiplayer game series is a good series to start with. Or even a basics to multiplayer games. Thanks for all you work. It really helps.
For sure! Multiplayer tutorials are needed ASAP!
Always enjoy your content Matt. Keep bringing top level tutorials please. Your channel is still one of the best. All the best.
I'd love to strengthen my fundamentals with a series that steps through creating a (tiny) complete game!
For a long series, I'd suggest creating a game with a lot of minigames with different mechanics so that us, the beginners, would have our own finished project by the end that we can go back to review and practice once we're making our own.
For short ones, I believe the ones that you've been making are already effin amazing. But if you're looking for new angles, I'd say giving tips on how to make simple animation renders or product/asset showcase would be cool as well, since not a lot of those tutorials (like cinematics and trailers) are currently available on the platform.
Thanks for your videos, man. You've been a great help to us these past years, and we're looking forward to your next videos 🤘
Keep the good work :)
Happy new year! Your content is amazing! I would love to learn more about making boss fights and enemy behavior
A grappling hook tutorial would be very useful for me!
A first-person wall run tutorial would be very helpful :)
Whatever you have in mind that you're working on, do that, we'll watch and learn. Everything you've been putting out is awesome and we are grateful for your work. The only thing I can recommend is overall project organization, blueprint interfaces, how actors can communicate correctly as were going. Great job, happy new year from Colorado!
hey matt happy new year!! just wanted to stop by and say how much you have helped me to learn unreal. a popular node tutorial would be quite cool. like for example 20 most common nodes and what they are used for. or even 20 nodes you didnt know you need. but yh thanks for everything mate your channel and work is very much appreciated. best of luck to you and your family for 2024
a upgrade system tutorial for stuff like upgrading speed, health, health regeneration would be quite nice
To expand on this, changing speed health ect is just changing a number/stat. I really want to know how to do a proper upgrade system (like tear effects from the binding of isaac). Think roguelike upgrades
Hey buddy, wishing you a fantastic New Year! I hear from you almost more than my mom :D Thanks a bunch for your tutorials, they've been super helpful in my journey to learn basic scripting as a technical game designer.
For your upcoming videos, I'd love to see more in-depth content, perhaps diving into the intricacies of building a system, structuring it like an engineer, covering classes, data tables, and string tables. If possible, it would be awesome to see you tackle co-op game development. Even if you don't go in that direction, I'll always be following you. Take care, my friend, and thanks in advance!
We love you Matt. Absolute legend.. Please just keep doing your perfect tutorials. Personally, I'd love for you to get into landscaping a little.. also maybe some more into how actors function and how to use lights efficiently.
A skill tree system would be amazing!! I'm using beard games FCS and the only real thing missing is a skill tree. I'm still learning and haven't been able to find a good tutorial on the skill tree type I want which is pretty much the skyrim skill tree lol. Happy new years mate thanks for all you do for the community!
I used Reids implementation, he did tutorials quite in-depth versions. Sadly he's afk now.
Are you sure Beards didn't have a system?
It has a simple system on the inventory menu but i'm trying to create a much more elaborate one then what comes standard. he might have one in the works for future updates but not quite sure.@@gamerdweebentertainment1616
bro your tutorials so far the best , they have helped me so much i just want you to make tutorials about things have been shown overly complicated by simplifying it
I subscribed and return to your channel for the fundamental, getting to the point, tutorials. A lot of other tutorials are longer than 30 minutes and need a lot of preperation beforehand.
Also your Free for the month overview is great, very informative and i always watch them.
Maybe something about the projects you are working on?
I'd love to see how a mutli-layered quest system would work in Unreal Engine, like getting an item, but you need another item to combine it with to craft the real one, etc., and an inventory/equip system.
Aside from that, watching your videos have been a lifesaver and I always enjoy seeing what new content you put out because some way, somehow, it always helps.
Cheers to you for a prosperous 2024, Matt!
Could you teach us on how to make a grappling hook please?
I think your incredible ability to explain things would really help people struggling with intimidating topics like C++ and how Blueprint and C++ is used together. Other than that I look forward to seeing the future of the channel as well as seeing more of The Department
Recreating some out there games mechanics using blueprint would be lit, and happy new year !
I'd love to continue to see more tutorials on things that don't get covered by other channels. Features that would be cool to add to a variety of games but that beginners wouldn't know where to even start with.
Game jams would also be cool 😎
Thanks for these great tutorials, I really appreciate your work! One interesting video convcenpt would be a series of breaking down different games' gameplay and analyzing it from a dev point of view. So maybe instead of a tutorial, its more of an overview of how different game concepts relate. Like a widget displaying a variable linked to a character, made of skeleten animations and etc.
a bit of character work flow in UE 5.3 - like import, bones, poses, animation, physics, groom, cloths, skin... :-) And a happy year 2024!
Tutorial series work pretty well. A game can teach a large range of features on Unreal Engine. But please show the good stuff, like optimization, for example. Good vibes. I'm gonna subscribe right now. I can wait to see what you gonna do.
IMO you are doing great with choosing what content to make for us. The only thing i could ask for is a couple videos on how to implement some functions in a 2.5d game because sometimes they're just not working in a 2.5d environment and I(or we) have to work our way around it. As a beginner whos just learning unreal it can be a pain in the a$$ to figure out how should it work. Can't really findntuts for that kinda stuff.
Thank you for all your efforts to help chooms like us finding our way!
Happy New Year and stay awesome as you are ✌️
i would love to see a GameMode Series! Like TDM, King of the Hill, etc stuff like that! good content! keep it up
I love all your videos and you are my main reference for learning stuff in Unreal Engine.
In my personal case, I would like to see more tutorials of game mechanics that can be made both in UE5 and UE4, because my computer is not powerful enough to use UE5 properly.
Also, maybe a more general tutorial talking about the steps one should do to create a game properly (First thinking the ideas and mechanics, next make the models, then programming, etc)
Livestreams would be awesome i d say. Medium to advanced tutorials would be nice and they are very rare around youtube, especially setting up data to be used for an actual game with components data sets and everything that d be awesome, optimizations also would be a great topic
I think a tutorial on Blueprinting itself would go a long way for me
And a tutorial on making bought cloothes/weapons reflect on the ingame character (shop system)
If youve made one already could you share a link
Thanks
I'd love videos about materials, material functions and such stuff. I've discovered not long ago that materials can be a huge and complex topic which I'd like to learn about from you.
Maybe parkourable Structures/World, weather effects system, wind and physics, destructable terrain / landscape mesh. happy new year
I'd love to see more survival game elements. But I love the content regardless of what it is. I've learned a ton so far. Thank you
I would like to see tutorials on optimization and things like that, and also it would be nice to have more game jams :)
In general I have heard and seen a lot of people looking for updated tutorials on getting a dedicated server running and then connecting to them via a server list.
Now that game dev channels are making GTA tutorials. It'll be great if you could start a series for RDR2 tutorial
New follow to your channel! The way you show how things work and then expand is awesome! I am currently working to build a 2.5D game. I'd love to see how to make some 2D stuff, mainly because its kinda hit or miss finding solid advice on yhe subject when it comes to Ureal.
Hello, thanks for you to let us say what we want, it's very kind, for me, i come from Unity and i'm a programmer, so i would like to see stuff around pattern, singleton or state machine but in BP or C++, how to add music with settings, optimisation is a very interessting topic also since UE5 can skyrocket very fast on the performance. Happy new year and can't wait to see you future content (even tho it will not be my ideas)
You are a gift! I'm a total newbie, so this channel is very valuable to me. Tutorials are very good, just how the tools work and how to make something. If I was to design a house - how would I do that? How to make details ect.
1 optimize performance and see the difference between the optimization(stat wise).
2 massive spawners 50-1000 guys a scene
3 differences between triple a and indie choices
4 make your own animations
5 make a very small game, take it from start to steam and show the process
Thanks for what you do, youre the man
A series where you make 3D platformer a la Gorka Games RPG series! Your tutorials are so good.
It would be great help if u dive into a bit complex saving and loading systems cuz I can't get my head around it 😅
You should try to make a ue5 2d series. There's not a lot of community support for 2d games on unreal and your the best unreal channel 👏 👌
You could make more tutorials on materials/post-processing effects and how to fix common bugs.
A cool series I think would be types of systems, abilities and functions of popular games.
I would love to see a tutorial on turn-based battles, similar to the classic Chrono Trigger, but in a 3D version, that would be something you don't really find out there,
But I believe that whatever topic I choose, I will be there, following and learning new things.
congratulations on the channel, you are incredible
You’re just great, Matt. Maybe you could set up some guided, collaborative project for your fans to participate in. Who knows what could happen? I appreciate you very much.
Id like to see some live streams. Plus I'd like to see a video on swapping character meshs for ue5. Not like when theres characters in the game but when you press a button to change the mesh and anim bp. It worked in ue4 but i cant figure it out in ue5. It works for forst switch but when going back to other character or more the anim bp breaks and they go into a t pose.
If you could jump into some PCG content and how it could be used to make roads, buildings and such for a town or something. I am building a game, my first attempt from start to finish and I think creating some procedural maps would make the game much better for randomness and enjoyment.
Anyway, love your work and everything you do!
I've always wanted to find a good UE5 tutorial on skateboard (or roller skate, snowboard, roller blade, etc) mechanics. There's one I've found in YT but it's outdated and limited, and I'd love to see your take on it! Thanks!
I would be greatly interested in longer form tutorials about more comprehensive mechanics, such as stealth (ai detection, movement, pathfinding, behavior, player movement, terrain/environment)
Stealth is just an idea, but larger systems such as stealth would be very welcome in my opinion.
Best of luck in 2024!
Hey Matt,
First thank you for asking! My number one request at this point is for a paid subscription option (via discord, or otherwise) where we're able to work with you or your team (vetted people), one on one, to help address our specific issues better. Scheduled, live, hourly sessions are what I need!
I love your videos, and they've been an amazing starting point, but they always seem to take me about 70% of the way, and then I'm left with several unaddressed questions at the end-simply because my game has very specific needs. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this. Thanks again!
I always wanted to see like the basic stuff everyone has to know but in depth, like a series. And I don't mean super basic like landscapes or Animation Blueprints, but like a in depth series on a subject. Like you did for that Animal series a while back.
Perhaps, an Advanced AI. It could be a refreshed Animal Series or NPCs, but advanced and in depth. Like a 10-15 episode series.
Or like a full RPG game series, but done well. Gorka games did that but his teaching is not even mediocre. You explain properly and actually help people learn the right way and make something decent in the end.
This can go for basically any subject. Driving, Combat, Cutscenes, Animations and so on. Short tutorials are great but i think people would learn much more from a series. Perhaps gather a few subjects and let the viewers choose which one?
I would love to learn to create full on evniroments that can be beginner friendly pleas matt. I hope you have a happy new years.
Just watched your Spline video. Great stuff. Can't wait to get started.
I am very new to Unreal, so need all the tips and tricks. One topic I have not come across on YT, is a video, addressing things that might not work properly or things to be aware of that might make your life easier or harder in the UE Universe.
I recently found out.... you may laugh :-D... That you can change the quality of the view port, "Scalability". Due to previous work in AE and premiere, I knew something similar is possible... not know what is called, makes it difficult to address. I had searched for info on how to turn textureson and of to make UE run smoother - not finding much because its called Scalability.
Camera settings - Differences when using a Camera actor and Cinematic camera actor in conjunction with Post process volumes. Depth of field not possible with a "Camera actor" or is it? I have only gotten it to work with Cinema Camera.
In some situations I can't attach one actor to another.
Turning off an actor(plane with video on it), clicking the little eye icon, does turn it off in the view port but not in the render. It's still there.
Why can't I use the arrow keys to step-change the values of position, scale and other value changes, like I can in AE, Premiere. I always have to type or click the value and either pull right or left.
So topics that address things that are pretty annoying. I often sit and wonder if it's only me who is having these, pretty basic challenges.
Anyway. Looking forward to following along here.
Thanx again 🙂
A basic, customizable wall run system :)
i had a request but i think i just had to think outside the box....i`ll let you Pros handle this XD XD fingers crossed for a good year for us all........i guess multiplayer things are what should ask for ( because the vanilla says plan for that early )
idk im 2 months in
thanks for all Matt and community.....unbelievably helpful lot you are
Personally I would love to see issues game projects usually come across like performance issues or blueprint specific problems that we as devs need to know about. Most common issues or even your own ones youve struggled days or weeks to find out it was caused by reason X.
But otherwise would just love to see more tutorials of anything related to unreal engine 5
Thank you for all everything you have teached us so far. You will be mentioned in credits
I would like to see a tutorial on a modular gun system to allow you to create multiple variants easily :)
Hi Matt! First of all I want FULL instruction about GIT HUB!!!!
Maybe more advanced AI series using behavior trees, like combat and cover AI. Also maybe a more complex quest system, which opens for creative gameplay designing and story telling.
In terms of content, maybe some more intermediate to advanced solutioning from some of your previous tutorials. For example, opening and closing an object (door, drawer, etc.) and playing a sound and incorporating something like sound interruption and variable start time on play sound at location. For example, if a door opens, rotating 90 degrees, and the player decides to interrupt the timeline to close the door, let's say at half way open (45 degrees). Logic will stop playing the open door sound and play the close door sound starting in the middle of the sound cue or sound wave.
actually it would perfect if you talked about littel nightmares bosses movment
ok so hear me out, "answering your riddles", making certain collectables maybe, puzzle rooms maybe?
I'd love a video/livestream where you try unity.
I feel like something you could do that would probably be great is making monthly videos spotlighting early access games.
What I would personally want is more content on animation logic and easy work arounds for notoriously difficult things pertaining to animation code. Other than that your channel already has all of the fundamental knowledge needed for any dev to make a complete and working game.
i would love to see a tutorial on how to make an advanced inventory system like in the latest resident evil games
It will be nice see tutorial about cars like car customizer or even bulding cars from parts or something above bulding system or connection system.
hey matt would be cool to see a grab ledge tutorial or even an infinite runner tutorial. thanks
I would like more multiplayer oriented tutorials.
Performance and optimization
A resident evil 4 inventory system tutorial in unreal engine would be perfect
A new vaulting mantle system, some stealth mechanics and videos about retargeting and using auto rigging systems like mixamo etc
Honestly, I love the way you teach us a lot of things. Why not a new format of tutorials with differents difficulites level
Easy : basics (open door, elevator...)
Medium : (interaction, widget...)
High : (boss or ennnemis connected ((one could be death only if the other is already dead, AI system etc...)
With this format, everybody can reachs what he wants.
Thanks for your stuff❤
I would love to see horror mechanic videos
Can you create a playlist of advanced features of Unreal (Crowd, HISM/ISM, PCG, Niagara, Sequencers, C++ for blueprinters, etc...) @Matt Aspland
Want to build a game with me? Either a little puzzle platformer from scratch or a versus multi-player with short rounds in Lyra targeted at streamers and their audiences?
You could maybe do "How to make events happen in time (timeline)"