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for straight you node just press Q ( if you dont know :} )

Can you skip 0 index in Switch? Can you leave it empty and start linking nodes from 1 index? So that I could do 1-6 range in rando, rather than 0-5.

Fantastic tutorial man but for the love of God hit Q lol

Thank

This is actually such a good tutorial. Simply Explained, to the point, and works! Thanks man.

Bro this is 🔥🔥

Great video man. i like the examples. However, i think if you broke down each function to where you showed in what type of scenario you would use certain nodes it would be a little more helpful. i know you did in a lot of these but some i just couldnt wrap my head around. Like the difference between using Transform or vector as opposed to using "Player loc" node.

hey i have a question can i make story mode games like chillas art using only BP ?

thanks brother :)

can we get part 2 of this ?? this seems very unterstandable

On the lerp section, every frame the point A and point B location changes every time resulting in different finished actor's location. To solve this, set those as a constant or move the location (as a variable) outside the time (somewhere before it).

Ur video is perfect ❤

thank you. very helpfull

OH MY GOSH i used the sprint to make a slide mechanic AND IT IS SO COOL

timeline is pretty good.. i wonder whats the difference from sequencer.

Awesome Tutorial, but dont think we didnt notice you knocking over your lamp at 17:43 ;) hahahaha

The best quality of 720p is too low for showing Blueprints.

All I want is to be able to capture a reference to the exact whatever that fired an event. I don't want to piss about with casting to Cthulhu and back again, I don't want to have to daisy chain events having just called one for something else. Not being able to do that makes it much harder to correctly capture when objects of a certain type have been destroyed, for example. This is basic and Blueprint can't do it. Maybe you can do it in C++. But Unity and even crap piles like SDL can manage that just fine.

How about the unnecessary nodes?

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WOW!! Part2? I love your contents. Definitetly liked;) I will watch all of it tomorrow!

came across this vid and decided to watch it later, watched some tutorials in the meantime then came back to this and you solidified almost everything i learned and then some😂 showing simple examples for common useful things like this is the best way for beginners to actually learn imo, great vid.

bro this is gold thank you SUBSCRIBED!

thank you so much for this video man 🍻

Is there anyway to organize the dropdown menu for say, choosing a static mesh inside a static mesh component? It'd be really nice to have a folder for an environment that stores all the meshes used there and not have to sift through every mesh in the project when selecting a mesh

You are a god! Thanks for this!

Hey man, I'm not sure why you stopped making videos but this was extremely informative compared to the others, iv noticed a lot of teachers of unreal don't really explain what each function really does. Do you by any chance have a discord or any place you hang out where I can aquire more knowledge?

Super good video my man. Thank you

The videos are great, keep it up and you'll achieve your goals.

bro your videos lag"s

imagine being that fucking stupid you cant record a desktop video higher then 720p jesus man thats one way your opinion on nodes are invalid

720p? really?

I can't seem to get the begin overlap & end overlap to work for some reason. It looks like everything is the same.

i'm subscribing, finally a MF with straight up KNOWLEDGE I can walk away with. i need practical application ! tyvm

incredible video, I really appreciate your hard work here!

Thanks! I got really tired of trying to organize things while also learning to follow other tutorials when making my game.

Incase no one appreciates your video. Just want you to know, this video and YOU, YOURSELF, are a hero amongst Heros to ANYONE learning "blueprints". "A year old video" , still more informative than any video out there regarding 'WHAT BASIC NODES DO'. Cheers man. o7

Been using UE for a few years on and off and that pure function "get actor by tag", ive never seen that so i imagine thatll be a game changer

Thanks dude need more videos

Thx man , this was huge hepl.. finaly someone explain propertly What , Why , When and Where to use some of basic nodes

Very excellent tutorial, thank you very much for your work :)

Thanks

Appreciate this alot

you have taught me more in this video then a 2 hour video on blueprints

Thank you. You are a good instructor.

Hey, I love the video but, I've one thing to mention, I've seen a couple times where you right clicked on the nodes to straighten them, there's an easier method you just highlight both of them, and press the Q key

A lot more practical and less tedious than other tutorials, thank you so much!

its not working this shitty tutorial. Idk how the fck your doors are closed at 90 degrees. You cant even lead straight the fcking film so why you are talking about good practise in other comments. wtf