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I think you are a great teacher. And this helped me a lot as a UE5 newbie. I am trying to make a VR game, but want to test the game without hmd. Even though i own one I find it easier to be able to test most things quickly without headset on. I know about meta XR simulator and tried it but the controls are not ideal (input mappings for moving hands or moving character). My own system is a lot easier. I got everything working almost but just following multiple tutorials and mixing them into one causes a little bit of a mess. And although i can now move/rotate hands and grab objects, I can't seem to move the character around anymore/look around. So trying to "start from scratch" with a clean project. But I already learned quite a few things. And hope to be able to continue with the next steps for my project soon! 😁 I hope tomorrow to continue. I subscribed+bell to your awesome channel. 😎

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Amazing tutorial mate, keep it up

I've not followed it all yet, but so far worlds apart from all the other clowns just talking through the templates making out that they know what they're doing.

I'm not sure I understand, what is the benefit of this method over just baking static lights?

Is this a good technique for use in network replication or multiplayer games?

Thanks a lot!

hello, It's really a good tutorial, but I really need the next part of this tutorial, do you know when you'll do it ? 🤔

You have my sub for that. Pleas keep develop it.

if you are doing this with Spawn actor for more advanced tiles you have to set collisions off for that actor but the math still works the same!

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I've worked there before, bad choice. Maybe ask them about their turnover rate to get an idea...

i tried on my spaceship as a PAWN and it didn';t work

13:22 Why Modulo (%) 2 works to check for even numbers? It's a specific property of even numbers, they can ALWAYS be divided by 2 with no remainder. The Modulo/modulus is sometimes referred to as the remainder operator in programming and is a helpful for these situations. If Modulo 2 of some value you're checking == 0 then you have an even value, otherwise it's odd.

What's the ideal way of managing and switching many contexts?

Thank you !! That was super useful and saved me a tons of time trying to figure out how to make Bazel and PIP work.

very good tutorial! thanks!!

Thank you so much for this

My god, this is the worst tutorial that I've ever seen. So much unuseful information.

3 tutorials later... Finally a working tutorial! All the other tutorials didn't explain what they did in depth, the math behind it, and my results couldn't have been further apart... literally... Thank you for having a tutorial that actually works!

Great video, thank you for sharing how to use Bazel with UE! ❤

I subscribed! very good tutorial, thank you! if you lookd for ideas on hexgrid tutorials: I'd like to make an hexagonal shaped hexgrid map, where each tile is 1km square, and has individual procédural biomes (topography, faune, flore etc. but not like the one from houdini, I'd like the topography to look natural, not like hexagones at different heights kinda thing) if you have any advise that woud be welcome. (trying to make an adventure game with this kind of map, and I'm completly new at this... chat GPT says it can be done, and I wanna beleive it but easier said than done, nothing he tells me works lol)

Hey Gisli, great video ! I'm desperately looking for a way to use my 3dconnexion Spacemouse to navigate in my architectural projects in UE5 and I'm not talking about using the spacemouse in the editor. that works fine, but when I hit the play button and walk around my Building, the only method I can use is teleporting. It would be much easier to fly around with my spacemouse. Do you know how to solve that ? there is no tut on the internet and I'm still not so firm in UE5. I saw one guy on youtube doing what I want, but he doesn't explain how he did it. th-cam.com/video/vZyOn8zOS2Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DO7kLGSM64qrHeJs very kind regards Toshi

Ok I already have a working Grid System but I think I made some thing my PC dosent like Compilieng it takes (no joke) 10 secs its madness. I hope yours is fixing my Problem

Hey there! Brand new to lighting in unreal, I’m curious, does this technique become a bit harder to apply if you’re doing a day/night cycle? Like you’d have to find a way to blend between different sky colors etc.

is this going to be affected by frame rate?

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You have no idea how many times I tried looking up for a ‘proper’ hexgrid tutorial, you’ve earned a sub mate!

Apparently if you don't select "Swizzle" and select "Scalar" it looks like it lets you input a Vector; there can be 2 or 3 inputs if you have selected Axis 2D or Axis 3D for whichever input action. Just to let everyone know, only the first input does anything. You'd need to use "Swizzle".

Do you know how to place these tiles from a texture? Ie water tiles on white part of texture land on black, etc? That would make it really easy to customise

Thanks, collision preset also can change by the way get class?get

Excellent tutorial, though I had to back up a few times and replay where I missed something. I'm just getting started with Unreal though so maybe it's just my lack of familiarity. Thanks, looking forward to the next one.

Cool, works awesome and its a perfect starting point for my project. Any tips on how to prevent faster movement speed in diagonals?

Thanks a ton!! Love the easy walkthrough!!!

Hey man, thanks, nice tutorial! A strange thing happened to me. Following your instructions, when I pressed W it went backwards and when I pressed S it went forward. In the input mapping I inverted the "negate" modifiers, attributing it to the W instead of the S. Strangely now the movement is correct, even if the logic is backwards ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I cant wait for future tutorials in this topic! Amazing job!

Do you have a video showing where you made BP_BouncingBall?

Omg thanks! There's no spanish info of this :c your explanation is aweasome even for an spanish listener like me!

Such minuscule fonts,

I'm glad you've taken steps to look after yourself. You, and who you will be, absolutely deserve this consideration and the benefits it brings. Btw. I just found your channel and your content is amazing. However, you partnership with yourself, in working on yourself and taking care of your mind and spirit, is modular to everything you do. So no matter what happens, if you never make another video-- do keep looking out for yourself. It's a friendship worth your time.

My script I made wasn't showing up in the actors parent dropdown list which lead me down a big rabbit hole which caused my project to become corrupt, how wonderful

Just what I need. But I set this up, hit play, I have it set to a key stroke press and when I hit the key (R) it disappears, ideas?! I even set the distance to 0 and it disappears. Would love some guidance. Thanks.

Thanks, this helped out a lot!

Love it ❤

Great video! I had wondered about how to do the coordinates calculations for this in the past but I'm not good at math and wasn't even sure if hex grids would be better than square grids in my project so I gave up on that and just used a simple square grid. There is only one piece of feedback I have: you can combine the nodes into a function that takes the loop indices as inputs and returns the coordinates of the static mesh instance as an output. You could even add a boolean input "WorldCoordinates" to return world coordinates in the output rather than each tile's actor-relative local coordinates to make the function more useful. This does two things: first the graph will look much cleaner and second you can call this function from another event graph to find out where to place something if you want it to appear on top of a specific tile :)

Imagine that your hexagons are each made of 6 equilateral triangles. Now imagine a grid of equilateral triangles, each alternating its direction either pointing up or down. Now look at your formula for height: Square root of three multiplied by the radius (which is also the length of side of your equilateral triangles). An equilateral triangle can be split into two right angle triangles. Now look at how Pythagoras can be simplified for your use case.

very few people know that unreal 5 have C++ Header preview tool in Editor tool section their is a tool to convert blueprint to C++ tool name C++ Header preview tool. can u cover that also in ur future videos.

This was perfect, helped me out modifying the original top down view that comes with unreal engine that does not come with wasd movement I used this to change the click based movement. thanks. I'm new to this stuff and it was easy to follow. Also is it posible to add to this method jumping? I guess it will have something to do with the Z access that was not used in the controller view

Thank you, man. I've been looking through unreal docs and numerous tuts, but your case was the ideal implementation for me (clicking objects with mouse without using UMG). Cool cool cool

next tutorials when? I was hoping to randomize terrain on the hexes but I noticed that they are all the same material.