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I know! There are reports that this is finally fixed, but I’ve tried it in 5.3 and 5.4 and it’s still not working for me. It’s on the list for me to check in 5.5, and I’m hoping to build a work around if it isn’t fixed.

I've done this in Unity but haven't had the need to do it in UE5 yet, but I am planning on making a tutorial to cover this. If you need to figure this out ASAP, I can share this tutorial with you: dev.epicgames.com/community/learning/tutorials/KBYx/unreal-engine-5-complete-map-and-mini-map-tutorial-series I believe there are more efficient ways of doing a mini-map, but this is a decent start.

Glad you like them! New User Interface tutorials released today, hope you enjoy them!

Not sure if I understand your comment? A pause in the blueprint?

I'm glad you realized before you committed to that workflow! To author anything for iOS you need to have a recent mac to run Xcode!

I don't have a quick answer for you, sorry. I don't know of a way to do this, but I'm working on Character Model issues for my students at the moment and can look into this a bit as well.

Glad to hear it was helpful!

That's a great tip! I'll make sure to add that in. I'm leading another class on this topic and Spring, so I'll likely be refreshing a lot of these videos!

<3 I'm glad this was helpful, new video looking at 5.4 and 5.5 updates for this soon!

@jaypknz678 When you package on a PC it should create an .exe and folder full of assets. Your friends need to have both the .exe and the assets in the folder to run your game. UE shouldn't be needed if they have the asset folder. Hope that gets them up and running!

@@iamprofmoto it’s absolutely did. Blonde moment I didn’t send the zip just the exe. Thanks for the reply

@LordBorkidy I'm back from break and looking into this now. Are you using the 2019.4.33f1 or the 2021.3.27f1 that I had previously checked the tutorial in, or a newer version?

@@iamprofmoto I fixed it, I had to change something in the asteroid’s collider.

hmmm. Good point, but remember, it's the wall forcing the zoom, I'm just orbiting the camera.

@mishthasaxena1371 Yes, I'd love to make a tutorial on that! There are some major changes with characters/AI since I published this and I'm hoping to cover the new (and more powerful) ways to control characters in the near future. Hopefully, I can extend that series to fulfill your request!

Thanks for your comment. I look forward on your tutorial of how to connect the interface to work in a different manner.

@OoJxCorrey that's an interesting question! You would need to combine the two different character controllers into the same project first. Secondly, most VR pawns only include hands/arms, so you would also need to add those in so the desktop player would be able to see the complete character for the VR player. You would then also need to set the VR player body/head to not be seen by the VR camera. But if you complete those steps, I don't see why this shouldn't work. If I manage to clear some time I'll test it myself, but let me know if you try it before I get to it!

Glad to hear that!

@Cjoudan That is a perfect next tutorial for this sequence and should be very easy to set up. I'm focusing on Unity work for a few more weeks but I will definitely post up notes on how to do this in the very near future!

@elsuperaguas there is a chance it might work, but it would dependent upon how you have written the code for interactions within your game. In most cases, utilizing this method would be less likely to work the more complex your game is. For instance, if a key is picked up in your game, then only one of the players could pick it up. A different instance would be if your single player character is transported to a new level when they arrive at a checkpoint. Using this method, both characters would be transported to the new location, and/or one of them might be deleted. This method is intended mostly for iteration, testing and prototyping and will have varying effect on larger game structures and interactive components.

@NianticLighter great question that I'm always asking myself. I typically teach with Unity + Vuforia to get people started in AR because I believe it is the simplest and easiest way to make AR experiences immediately with no coding knowledge using marker based AR. I do NOT think Unity + Vuforia is the best way to make AR experiences. I'm teaching another course using AR in Spring 2025, and I'm currently seeing if I should be teaching ARDK, AR Foundation, ARCore, etc. I think that most have their own strength and I'm not sure what I will use for my class in Spring. I'd love to hear thoughts for others on this too...

@@iamprofmoto that was not a question, was an acotation about something in the video. Vuforia in my case is one of the worse ar frameworks for unity, cus was Outdated to the new XR from 2021 to now... ARDK its, literally (ARCore + ARFoundation + Niantic old AR) teach that, its better, bigger and strongger... for web you have Onirix (i work in the new phyton framework for GS) and the superpower 7th Wall, but its to hard for newbies 7th... they dont have streng on nothing, everything in AR its the same ARFoundation (in vuforia, old ardk, is with easy way to view, but the same) and all web ar its ARCore, superdoped... you can read the framework and check this... the new ARDK its the best cuz can handle all platforms, and its niantic, the best LTS ar support worldwide...

I don't disagree with your points. I do still find that Vuforia is an easy introduction to AR, so I keep these videos around for people getting into AR for the first time.

@viniciusalves2078 I really should, shouldn't I! It's on the list, let me see if I can get to it this semester, that would open up a lot of additional options for people!

Basic Dialogue tutorials are up. Unity 2021 Dialogue Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/4DpN3pJDL-I/w-d-xo.html Unity 2022 Dialogue Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/BZQoUYSM428/w-d-xo.html If more detailed/advanced tutorials would be helpful, just let me know.

@viniciusalves2078 it looks like you found the other tutorial about non-linear animation states. ( th-cam.com/video/KpjYYOLRwZI/w-d-xo.html&lc ) Did that help you answer this question or are you still trying to figure out the transition to run?

Thanks for being #600! See you in Apex? Happy to have assisted, good luck with your projects!

@davidmcmahon9150 Just because you were approaching it differently doesn't mean it was wrong! I actually have a second tutorial in this series, but it doesn't look like I set up the tag/playlist correctly. I'll fix that, but here is the link: th-cam.com/video/zgOiKurDTqI/w-d-xo.html I might not add anything after #2 in this series for a while, but hopefully this will show you how to change the mesh and you might be able to extrapolate some of the other things you are looking for?

@outpost3199 Thanks for the question, apologies for the delayed response. I've often had issues with the Dialogue system in Playground. I'll be checking it in 2022.3.28f1 and if I can get it to work properly, I'll also check it in .39f1 and post back up here

Basic Dialogue tutorials are up. Unity 2021 Dialogue Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/4DpN3pJDL-I/w-d-xo.html Unity 2022 Dialogue Tutorial: th-cam.com/video/BZQoUYSM428/w-d-xo.html

thanks for letting me know, @williamsrabenjamina . Sounds like @igotthis.fitllc1585 thinks it has to do with 5.4.3. Please let me know if you are using the same version. I'll dig into the issue soon.

@igotthis.fitllc1585 Thank you for letting me know. I'm just getting back from a break (8 months) and sounds like I need to see what has changed in 5.4.3. I should be back with some updates (and new tutorials) in the next few weeks. Figuring out your issue on this is close to top of my Unreal to do list.

@SUREKKK Good question. I don't have an immediate answer for you, but I have a new Galaxy Tab and I'll be teaching AR in the Spring so I should have time to see if I can figure out an answer for you!

@astralstormgamestudios1259 Totally. Agreed. On my list. There are a whole suite of visual on screen point and volume based content controls I'd like to write tutorials for. As soon as I can make time!

@ahmidahmid-f3v You should be able to use this on a phone without a computer if you can get the .APK file onto your phone. The files are typically too big to email, but you can use dropbox, google drive, or any other file sharing method that allows you to download to your phone. Once the .APK file is on your phone, you don't need to access your computer in any way. I hope that helps!

@amirahtul5350 typically, the app will ask permission to use the camera the first time you run the app on your phone. If you didn't get a permission request, see if you can go into your settings and enable to camera to have permission in your settings or on the per app settings. Hope that helps!

I do not believe WEBGL has the ability to access a camera and this will therefore fail.

I do not believe WEBGL has the ability to access a webcam on a computer and this will also, therefore, fail to work. Sorry!

@Loganstudiosxyz this should work on the free license of Unity and Vuforia. Vuforia only requires a paid account if you have a high enough number of recognition requests from the cloud server. You should be able to do a LOT of testing before you hit that threshold. And if you hit that threshold then it must mean that you have a lot of people testing your application, congratulations!

Do you have all of the proper keys in place from Vuforia on your Vuforia Camera in the Unity Scene?

@@iamprofmoto i think i fixed it by having it as a virtual webcam in OBS, and making that virtual camera 720p.

I'm using a Logitech Brio 4k webcam and haven't had any issues. A built in webcam on a Razer and on a Apple have all worked with no issues. Outside of that, I'm sorry I can't help other than to tell you to check in on the documentation from Vuforia.

If you open up the Console on Unity, does it say anything before the failure? Probably in RED?