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Awesome game, thanks for explaining this here man Liked & Subbed :D

So it seems like this version of implementation means you end up with a lot of 'Event fires -> switch onGameplayTag' in the StateMachine component blueprint space, whereas the uObject version in your other video is a lot neater in that respect because instead each event would have an 'if [event fires]' code in individual state scripts instead? In other words, the uObject version is a bit neater in terms of encapsulation?

Its really interesting to see a StateMachine design style I use quite frequently, used in Unreal and how different it is.

interesting video, I gotta mention mirror's edge fall animation, it's terrifying

Thanks a lot for this vedio, can u tell me is it possible to use DataTable in cpp? (as gameplay tags)

How do you get the include path for the plugin? I cant seem to get the path in the include

Hey! great video! what would you recommend using if I want a state machine for my movement abilities, like walking, sliding, wall running, jumping... and I want to write those abilities in C++ So for a movement state machine completely in c++, do you recomend this system or the system using the Uobjects?

thanks for the amazing content i already saw the other gameplay tag video, so here basically defining states by string , there u have use gameplay tags ryt. I wanted to know if i can use same approach with gameplay tags i have an vr simulation of vehicle with tons of switch , also switches are dependent on other switches, also if player presses the wrong switch, the ui pop up should appear - i hope i can use state machines for this problem statement

well done!

This is VERY good!

Sorry, very noob here. But how did you opened the IDE with all this content from the Project already? If I just open Visual Studio, its not linked with any of my Unreal project, so... is that a way to do it from unreal to have access to all this content already?

dipped my toes into C++ for the first time with this. got it running and packaged with UE5.2, everything working fine so far. thanks a lot :)

Wow, it is so powerful compared to traditional enum, I use enum mostly and get complicated very quickly.

How many states do you think are deemed acceptable nowadays?

Instead of using the interface, wouldn't it be simpler so have a IsStateActive bool that checks if the state is equal to the current state in the state manager? If true, execute.

Just in case someone reads this in the future... if anyone doesn't use his editor, the black highlighted text is his editor showing the implicit type. Do not type that part in. For example "auto It = AvailableStates.CreateConstIterator();"

This is a great deep view on jumping and landing in general, these games u watched are probably a bunch of the better ones. I feel currently in the game industry they keep acceleration their technology but animation stays behind

Would it be a good idea to be able to add multiple sets of "state tag" variables to handle different things within the same component? For example: I could have a state tag set for movement gaits, 1 for rotation modes, 1 for base poses, etc. Would I essentially copy that code a bunch of times and change the names of the variables and functions to add additional ones? Thanks.

I love your editting😂

Nice tutorial, it is exactly what I needed, thank you! I just have a question, at 41:20 you changed UCustomPlayerControllerInterface by ICustomPlayerControllerInterface. I did that and it seemed to work since there is no red underline. But when I tried to compile it failed and it tells me that ICustomPlayerControllerInterface is not recognized. What can I do to fix that ?

Bro, that's awesome

Hello, First, thank you for the tutorial, it is really hard to find a little bit advanced stuff on UE, most tutorials are for very basic stuff and mostly badly coded for if you want to extend your project. I have just one question and one remark for you: - At 27:00, you deal with the case where there is no current state yet so you type "CurrentState = NewState;" but you don't add the "CurrentState->OnEnterState(GetOwner());" and the "bCanTickState = true" that you use a bit later when you switch to your new state. Is that deliberate or did you just forget ? - In general, you shouldn't use if,then,else the way you do. Start your code with the edge cases like if(!CurrentState){ do something; return;}. This way you don't need to add "else" and it gets way easier to understand your code. At least that's what most people seem to recommend nowadays :D Thanks again for this cool tutorial!

Awesome! Tell me, are the visual effects when connecting to nodes a plug-in or processing in a video editor?

Nice work. I'm currently working on a game. I think you could help. I've sent you a note to get a conversation going around work availability.

Thank you 🙏 New to C++ for Unreal (and in general), this was incredibly easy to follow. Random question: is the color formatting you use in Rider a custom scheme or from a certain plugin/setting? Your settings made it visually much easier to differentiate between variables, functions etc.

I cant compile for UE5. I prefer not to build by hand. Is there a compiled UE5 plugin please?

I've seen both of your state machine tutorials (1 is using UObject and this one using GameplayTag). Just wondering to your experience, which one you feel better ??? I think the GameplayTag one is more flexible, am I right ???

do you have the project file for this, I need to see how that launchpad works for my game!

very helpful to see some unreal tutorials showing traditional programming techniques/patterns. Thank you.

this is great u should upload more of these tutorials ^^

Knowing nothing about making games, the fact you make boxes and connect them to other boxes and that means things work looks like wizardry to me. Yet I was entertained all the way.

I've been using my own "pattern" for implementing state machines for a while now with the intention of transitioning to an Actor Component but my biggest hurdle has been getting away from enums to represent state. This is brilliant, thank you so much for sharing.

Awesome video!! Could you please explaine how you have done it? Or provide the project files

Very useful, thank you for the video. One question: how do you switch on GameplayTag in C++? Or how do you check states, etc.?

Nice content! literally one of the only videos that explains in detail how to create a state machine in c++ in ue4, the delegates part for the input was extremely useful. Thank you!

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Looks awesome!

Looking good :D

I had so much problems trying to get my StateMachine from Unity (C#) to work in UE(c++) this has helped me out so much. Keep up the good work, def got a sub from me ! :D

Good video :D Quick question tho, how do you reference the states in the StateManager ? I was trying to have a pointer to the current state the player is in and save each state in a global variable, so that I can just switch it, but I cant seem to get it working.

ha ha i love this now add a weapon and we can play this together ha ha

That stim Sound i awful but well done lad

Do you think you could add that buttery slide apex has? Great video