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Great video mate, love your voice and chill vibe. Keep it up!

help my character keeps falling through the tile map, idk why

sometimes there are mistakes or shows half the screen (like the rotation for camera which in reality is for spring arm) and this makes the tutorial kind of garbage, but overall the outcome works if you figure it out and you learn a thing or two about the top down approach!

Why do you have to rotate 90º? Cant you make it on any plane,x,y,z and rotate the camera instead?.

Best tutorial on this out there! Keep it up! <3

this kid is really talented!

My character keeps rotating :(

Rotstecspring arm not camera

We might actually pass our final project. Thank you dude. Go to school if you haven't done so yet.

you sound like cottons wife from king of the hill lil bro ngl

I really love your tutorials, what I would say though, I would really appreciate it if you added those youtube chapters to it simply because I do come back to it on repeat and It'd make life a little easier

So question. Why does my character fall through the floor? Also, I changed the view to be from the top on the editor screen when the game is not running and when i run the game the camera is now showing the ground at an angle. How do I fix the camera to the player?

how do you deal with diagonal movement? From my understanding, if you input w and d you're getting 2 values combined and have + 2 when moving diagonally. I can understand coding more than using this build sheet method, is there a way to implement an if statement that looks for if 2 directional keys are pressed to reduce their value to .5 each so that way you would have normal diagonal movement?

Thank you to much! I have question, When you start new project why you pick C++, but use just blueprints?

You don't need to scale everything up. A much easier way is to go to project settings and search for pixels per unit. Instead of scaling everything by 4 like in the video, you can set pixels per unit to 0.25 and it will have the same effect, but now you don't need to manually adjust everything. Also turn motion blur off, since that can mess with sprites.

is there a part 2 for combat?

Great tutorial, the setup was really helpful! Although you glossed over a lot of details about setting up Collision with an unexpected cut at 18:49

Thank you, first tutorial that laid things out enough for me to create a useable screen. Only thing I would like to know is why? When you say to do something, it would be nice to explain why or what that thing is doing. I'm able to make out a lot given my history with these advanced (cad) software's, but someone newer may not.

Wow! This tutorial is about as good as it gets. Great work explaining everything; this video was incredibly helpful to a newcomer like myself.

Could you explain how multiplayer works for 2D games in Unreal? Unfortunately, I haven't found anything about it.

the character falls through the cards, what should I do, help?

12:05 make sure you rotate the Spring Arm, not the camera itself

How did you learn all of this

4:00 If I mark them all and create a Flipbook, It doesn't put them in Once it just create me of every single one a Flipbook. Can someone help me?

Awesome work! From using the correct naming conventions to all the little things you showed, that could make it difficult to set a 2D project up, and still straight to the point. For me personally this covers all a good tutorial should have. For greater success on TH-cam I recommend, explaining more of the why, and people love graphics and illustrations to wrap their head around new concept. Like what is a Gamemode. Keep up the good work. Unreal is great for 2 games too, only a few out there know and show that

Is there a part 2?

Not

For everyone struggling: the missing step that caused all the following problems : Sliding No collision Is not rotating the spring arm so its sitting up vertically and then rotating the camera. do not reposition the camera itself