u r master of unreal engine ur explain method was so good u teach every point so details nd clearly i never found this type of unreal engine tutorial on whole youtube u r the best
thanks for the tutorial! Straightforward and clearly summarized. I love your tutorials. You always make my project better. What I always struggle with is to continue to add a physically correct hit reaction or that I can use different animations according to the hit direction. A tutorial about this would be great! Hope you understand what i mean😅
I don't see any difference to before, but I think it is because, I simply smoothed the curve in the timeline to get a smooth transition from 0 to 1. I tested both ways and the result is the same.
Looking good here! Would it be at all possible to do this with a "float spring interp". I feel as if that would look even more natural. I managed to make it work for the leaning, it adds a bounce effect making it look more life-like.
@@voidcompiler3799 I actually looked into it there’s absolutely no content on UA-cam or any forum I could find on the Internet that talks about it. I’m not sure if it would be good for performance if used for multiple movements. It seems the only way to call float spring node and set its variables is on tick. I suppose it could be done with the node set event by timer. But then the spring might look choppy.
How would you approach keeping your aim down sights while walking/strafing? Would you use IK in the anim graph to align everything? Or make dedicated poses? or something else?
Nice Tutorial, but would it not be better to use a timeline instead of an Event Tick node? I tried it and just created a Timeline, which had the same effect. Just wondering about performance \_('-')_/
I wanted to talk about first-person animation. If, for example, in Blender, you only rig and animate the arms and weapon, and then import this into UE5, can you still implement it in true first-person? Or do you have to use a whole-body model, rig the entire body separately, and then attach it in UE5? Could you make a special video on this topic? I would be very grateful. I mean examples like the perspective in MW2019 (Multiplayer) or RON, DayZ.
I have animated all from full body in my game but of course you can ignore legs because animations work upperbody slot. But you can probably retarget only arms animations to character with custom retargeter.
u r master of unreal engine ur explain method was so good u teach every point so details nd clearly i never found this type of unreal engine tutorial on whole youtube u r the best
Oh thank you!!
Best tutorial series for Unreal!
I have a question, would you mind making a tutorial to make projectile-based shooting?
I will make!
Thanks! @@voidcompiler3799
thanks for the tutorial! Straightforward and clearly summarized. I love your tutorials. You always make my project better. What I always struggle with is to continue to add a physically correct hit reaction or that I can use different animations according to the hit direction. A tutorial about this would be great! Hope you understand what i mean😅
Procedural way could be good or having animations and then play depending damage dealer location. I could someday make tutorial! Thank you!
@@voidcompiler3799 this would be absolutly amazing!!! On the whole web i find no good Tutorials about that. Thank you very much!
Seus videos são muito bons, muito obrigado. Acompanhei todos e voltei um por um apenas para dar like.
I don't see any difference to before, but I think it is because, I simply smoothed the curve in the timeline to get a smooth transition from 0 to 1. I tested both ways and the result is the same.
That also creates similar effect!
@@voidcompiler3799 it's also the better way to do it. better not use event tick when we don't have to
Looking good here! Would it be at all possible to do this with a "float spring interp". I feel as if that would look even more natural. I managed to make it work for the leaning, it adds a bounce effect making it look more life-like.
Sure why not! I have never used it before but I tried and look good!
Awesome!@@voidcompiler3799
@@voidcompiler3799 I actually looked into it there’s absolutely no content on UA-cam or any forum I could find on the Internet that talks about it. I’m not sure if it would be good for performance if used for multiple movements. It seems the only way to call float spring node and set its variables is on tick. I suppose it could be done with the node set event by timer. But then the spring might look choppy.
How would you approach keeping your aim down sights while walking/strafing? Would you use IK in the anim graph to align everything? Or make dedicated poses? or something else?
I would say idle upperbody animation while aiming and walking. And maybe stop sprinting if start aiming
Nice Tutorial, but would it not be better to use a timeline instead of an Event Tick node? I tried it and just created a Timeline, which had the same effect. Just wondering about performance \_('-')_/
Using timeline is just fine!
I wanted to talk about first-person animation. If, for example, in Blender, you only rig and animate the arms and weapon, and then import this into UE5, can you still implement it in true first-person? Or do you have to use a whole-body model, rig the entire body separately, and then attach it in UE5? Could you make a special video on this topic? I would be very grateful. I mean examples like the perspective in MW2019 (Multiplayer) or RON, DayZ.
I have animated all from full body in my game but of course you can ignore legs because animations work upperbody slot. But you can probably retarget only arms animations to character with custom retargeter.
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How do you replicate the aim rotation?
Dont remember which video I did show that but change control rotation to base aim rotation in function animBP where you set that aim rot.
it is very laggy, how could I smooth it?@@voidcompiler3799