How To Make 3D Physical UI in UE4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- This week Tom takes us through our switch from standard 2D UI to the more immersive, physical 3D UI. We love your feedback so please pop a comment below and let us know your thoughts!
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At around 7:33 you explain that you can't interact with 3D widgets like you can a normal 2D widget and that you need to use a Widget Interaction component. This is incorrect, on the Widget component there is a boolean in the Interaction category called "Receive Hardware Input" that enables you to interact with and click on 3D widgets without needing a widget interaction component.
The widget interaction component is only strictly necessary in the absence of a mouse - like when using VR controllers to interact with 3D widgets.
A from-scratch tutorial of this would be awesome.
agree
Thanks so much for the suggestion Zaid.. Keep your eyes peeled tomorrow night :P
Here you go! Hope you all enjoy
Looks great! You nearly got 100 subs! Congrats in advance haha
OK well you got 100 subs so 🎉
@@JamesGascoyne hahaha thank you!! Glad you enjoyed the vid this week :D
Looks amazing, would love to see a step-by-step
Keep your eyes peeled tomorrow night ;)
The step by step :D
th-cam.com/video/WSqK3vv8zUQ/w-d-xo.html
Awesome video, I'd really enjoy hearing more detail about the foliage.
Thanks Paul! We'll put that on our list for topics to cover. Anything in particular you'd like to know about foliage?
@@AntlerStudiosAwesome. I guess I'd like to know some more about how you shaped foliage to get the look you were going for while also keeping the poly count low. Was there any specific lording issues you faced? Color variations etc that you needed to correct with lods?
@@paulm120 No prob! We'd love to do a video breaking down our foliage design/process for you. If there's any precise issues you're having that you'd want us to highlight let us know and we'll try and cover that too :)
@@paulm120 Just to let you know, we dropped a video a week or so ago on our process creating foliage :)
th-cam.com/video/r_tvzG3jgNw/w-d-xo.html
@@AntlerStudios awesome, thanks for the great content :D
This looks like an original idea ;) Nice!
Awesome Video, however I am very new to UE4 and would find a step by step video very helpful
Hey! I'll feed that back to the team and see if we can make this happen :)
Did you ever figure out how to fix the glowiness of the text?
You should make all ui dynamic, including quest intel
nice
Thank you to everyone who made the suggestion to create a step-by-step! Here's Tom's tutorial on how to create 3D UI from scratch :D
th-cam.com/video/WSqK3vv8zUQ/w-d-xo.html
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@Payton Rhys Thanks, I signed up and it seems to work :D I really appreciate it!
@Avi Donovan you are welcome xD
where the sec episode?
Cldnt u superimpose the 2d ui over the 3d ui
To activate simultaneously to give same look as a full 3d ui?
Hi there! So I followed your other tutorial that makes the clipboard UI. However, I don't know how to spawn and de-spawn this when pressing my interaction key (I'm using a 3rd and 1st person camera). How would you do that?
Would this work in a third person game? Like for a true first person game
Too bad it is so small that it makes the nodes unreadable, and the fact of overflow which is already built does not help much to the understanding of the functioning of the mechanics .. too bad, otherwise it looks like a good tutorial
Dat UK accent
Wait till you hear the characters in our game :P
@@AntlerStudios I cant wait for the earl grey accent hah :D
Looks cool but doesn't make sense why you would open a book to access your inventory? Maybe i'm just missing the bigger picture here
Thanks :D So the book is more of a codex - it has both gameplay info and lore. You'd open it up to read about quests, info on the area, what items you have to make potions (like a recipe book), potion recipes, etc etc. Often that info would be on a 2D screen, though we could have the character going into a rucksack to observe items we thought it makes sense to keep all info in the same place to make it easier for the player!
We really want the book to feel like a codex - all info in one place. Almost like Edric's (main character) diary :) Also you can only interact with the items in your inventory once you're at your laboratory, so we never felt the need for a rucksack.
Does that kinda make more sense, or do you reckon having a rucksack would be better in this instance? Can see the pros and cons for both!
@@AntlerStudios I love the book idea. It would be awesome to see a inventory icon that's clickable and the player put the book away then open up a bag with animations. A page animation and sound would be cool for when you change tabs.