Hey guys, so a quick fix for this. If you keep moving your mouse the yaw and pitch values will keep increasing or decreasing, meaning you have to move your mouse a lot to move it back. How we will fix this is by setting the variables again after the clamp with the return value of the clamps. That way, the clamp is limiting the value going into the variable as well as the value coming out of it. Hope that makes sense, and I'll leave some images linked below for you to see the fix! imgur.com/a/2mn40QM
Ok so i know its like a year later. But i fixed the camera shacking. all you have to do is move the multiply by -1 in front of the new set pitch node after the clamp node. Since the multiply node is inverting the pitch movement setting the pitch after the multiply is forcing the value back down -1 every time you move up or down and setting it back to 0. Hope this makes sense and hopefully this tutorial gets an update in UE5.
OMG. This can be applied to so many objects. You could sit at a table, Look at security camera, Lay in bed, With just this code and different static mesh and camera position.
Hey guys, I've also just made a video on how to hide in a locker, so if you want to do that, check out this video below! All the best :) th-cam.com/video/gHJ4pHlqAzQ/w-d-xo.html
In the camera inputs, it is constantly adding up. You have to put a limiter so that when he reached the limit of the angle, he set the limit. For example, if Yaw's min is less than 20, Yaw is equal to 20. This is a practical way I found, I don't know if there is a better one.
Hi, this is what the clamp that we used is doing. It is capping the values at our minimum and maximum values we set, that way we don't need to manually set it up or write more code for it. Unless you are referring to something different?
Using the clamp you only limit what you get but the value is still adding up. If you force yourself to look beyond the limit you have to compensate by looking the other way, so you get a delay in the camera movement. But the most practical way to put an if is to set the values of "Yaw" and Pitch "with the value of the clamp, that there it will really be among those values.
@@Noctis19951 Yeah you're right, I realise this is happening because we are setting the variable BEFORE the clamp, that is why the clamp isn't limiting it. However, if we set these variables again AFTER the clamp, then that way the clamp will effect this as well and limit it to the values we want, therefore removing the need to move your mouse a lot more to get back. Thank you for making me aware of this. I believe the fix I came up with is also what you suggested now that I read it again :) Like this: imgur.com/a/2mn40QM
Another excellent tutorial Matt. Thanks for sharing. I followed this and tried to implement it. All worked except my camera view when pressing H, always looks in the wrong direction, no matter how I position the camera. I swing the camera that's under the bed a full 180 and it's still facing the wrong direction. Any advice please? Is there any connection with the main Player Camera? I even updated my BP with your nodes in the description.
This is still one of the best places to hide, in games. Not in real life though. xD Great tutorial Matt look forward to the next one. Just keep doing what you're doing, you're my Dude.
Hi Matt, I've done everything you said 2 times and it doesn't work when I rotating the camera, I don't know if it's because I'm doing it 2 years later and I'm doing it with version 5.3.2
Hey Matt I have a question regarding the hiding. I have the feature fully functional but the flashlight that my character picks up isn't disappearing. It kinda just floats in place till you leave the hiding spot and I haven't been able to get it to disappear as well. Any thoughts of how I can have this done?
Is there any way to make it so that the player can't spam getting in and out of the bed so quickly? I realized that if you press H repeatedly he goes in and out really fast. How can I prevent that?
if i move my Mouse to left or right then i cant move only when the mouse comes back i mean. Its like i go out of the PC with the Mouse Cursor and then when i come to the same time. When i want to look to the left site and then to the right site then it needs a little bit long to go to the right site. How do i fix this?
Hey, yeah this is something I have now fixed. What we need to do is again set the variables after the clamp with the return value of the clamp, that way the variable won't keep increasing or decreasing past the value we want. I'll leave an image below of what I mean :) imgur.com/a/2mn40QM
@@MattAspland oh but then a new problem happens if i want to look up or down then it shakes really weird and i cant look up or down only right or left. I'm sorry
@@TWGReal No worries, no need to apologise. Did you make sure to set the pitch variable in the right place AND the yaw variable, not just one? And then also make sure it is still all connected, exactly like in my screenshots.
@@TWGReal Oh right okay, can you send screenshots of your code over? It sounds like it is forcing it back into place, but it shouldn't be. If I could take a closer look I may be able to spot the issue.
Thanks for the tutorial, but I'm on Unreal Engine 5 and it's not working for me, the code is simple enough but I can't figure it out.... After interacting with the bed I can't rotate the camera, it just freezes in one position.
Hey, this should still work on mobile, you would just need to use a different event. I.e not the "H" keyboard event, but a touch event. Hope that makes sense and helps :)
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Hey guys, so a quick fix for this. If you keep moving your mouse the yaw and pitch values will keep increasing or decreasing, meaning you have to move your mouse a lot to move it back. How we will fix this is by setting the variables again after the clamp with the return value of the clamps. That way, the clamp is limiting the value going into the variable as well as the value coming out of it. Hope that makes sense, and I'll leave some images linked below for you to see the fix!
imgur.com/a/2mn40QM
the screen is shaking too much
@@mineproxima same
@@mineproxima yep
Ok so i know its like a year later. But i fixed the camera shacking. all you have to do is move the multiply by -1 in front of the new set pitch node after the clamp node. Since the multiply node is inverting the pitch movement setting the pitch after the multiply is forcing the value back down -1 every time you move up or down and setting it back to 0. Hope this makes sense and hopefully this tutorial gets an update in UE5.
@@austinballard9009 Thank you you saved me
OMG.
This can be applied to so many objects.
You could sit at a table,
Look at security camera,
Lay in bed,
With just this code and different static mesh and camera position.
Exactly! You've got the right idea, it's amazing how versatile code can be!
Hey guys, I've also just made a video on how to hide in a locker, so if you want to do that, check out this video below! All the best :)
th-cam.com/video/gHJ4pHlqAzQ/w-d-xo.html
This video was helpful, I really want a leveling up system tutorial
Thanks man, and great idea! I can definitely look into that :)
My thoughts as i see the video pop-up.
YES I love hiding under my bed these days!
Haha great! It's very fun to do sometimes! :)
A great addition to your horror series!
Thanks Steve! Glad you think so :)
In the camera inputs, it is constantly adding up. You have to put a limiter so that when he reached the limit of the angle, he set the limit. For example, if Yaw's min is less than 20, Yaw is equal to 20. This is a practical way I found, I don't know if there is a better one.
Hi, this is what the clamp that we used is doing. It is capping the values at our minimum and maximum values we set, that way we don't need to manually set it up or write more code for it. Unless you are referring to something different?
Using the clamp you only limit what you get but the value is still adding up. If you force yourself to look beyond the limit you have to compensate by looking the other way, so you get a delay in the camera movement.
But the most practical way to put an if is to set the values of "Yaw" and Pitch "with the value of the clamp, that there it will really be among those values.
@@Noctis19951 Yeah you're right, I realise this is happening because we are setting the variable BEFORE the clamp, that is why the clamp isn't limiting it. However, if we set these variables again AFTER the clamp, then that way the clamp will effect this as well and limit it to the values we want, therefore removing the need to move your mouse a lot more to get back.
Thank you for making me aware of this. I believe the fix I came up with is also what you suggested now that I read it again :)
Like this: imgur.com/a/2mn40QM
Love from india keep it up
Thank you so much! :)
Out of curiosity, is this the same technique as your locker video (great video btw, did it yesterday) or is this different?
Another excellent tutorial Matt. Thanks for sharing. I followed this and tried to implement it. All worked except my camera view when pressing H, always looks in the wrong direction, no matter how I position the camera. I swing the camera that's under the bed a full 180 and it's still facing the wrong direction. Any advice please? Is there any connection with the main Player Camera? I even updated my BP with your nodes in the description.
can't do this with Enhanced Input Actions?...no Axis values to select on IA_Move or IA_Look
hey bro its quite helpful , i ran into one issue that ai is still able to see or something dk , so the ai just stand there and tries to hit in air
Excellent Tutorial!
This is still one of the best places to hide, in games. Not in real life though. xD Great tutorial Matt look forward to the next one. Just keep doing what you're doing, you're my Dude.
Absolutely xD Thank you Russel, I really appreciate your support! :)
Wow amazing for my game thanks Matt!
Great work man.❤
Thanks so much! :)
Hi Matt, I've done everything you said 2 times and it doesn't work when I rotating the camera, I don't know if it's because I'm doing it 2 years later and I'm doing it with version 5.3.2
your tutorials are insane!
but can you show us how to show fps in game?:>
Thank you so much man!
And great suggestion, I can definitely add that to my list :)
Awesome
Thank you very much ❤️
No problem man, hope it helps :)
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hey Matt I have a question regarding the hiding. I have the feature fully functional but the flashlight that my character picks up isn't disappearing. It kinda just floats in place till you leave the hiding spot and I haven't been able to get it to disappear as well. Any thoughts of how I can have this done?
Is there any way to make it so that the player can't spam getting in and out of the bed so quickly? I realized that if you press H repeatedly he goes in and out really fast. How can I prevent that?
do once node and you have moved into locker, connect the end to reset pin
Thank you sir
I kinda want to make it to where he only hides when you look at it. But I don’t know how to do that
what if i have multiple cameras on the bed (one for sleeping/ one for hiding?)
if i move my Mouse to left or right then i cant move only when the mouse comes back i mean.
Its like i go out of the PC with the Mouse Cursor and then when i come to the same time. When i want to look to the left site and then to the right site then it needs a little bit long to go to the right site. How do i fix this?
Hey, yeah this is something I have now fixed. What we need to do is again set the variables after the clamp with the return value of the clamp, that way the variable won't keep increasing or decreasing past the value we want. I'll leave an image below of what I mean :)
imgur.com/a/2mn40QM
@@MattAspland oh but then a new problem happens if i want to look up or down then it shakes really weird and i cant look up or down only right or left.
I'm sorry
@@TWGReal No worries, no need to apologise. Did you make sure to set the pitch variable in the right place AND the yaw variable, not just one? And then also make sure it is still all connected, exactly like in my screenshots.
@@MattAspland yes i did everything like in the screenshots but when i look up or down it shakes fast if i look up and down again it shakes more
@@TWGReal Oh right okay, can you send screenshots of your code over? It sounds like it is forcing it back into place, but it shouldn't be. If I could take a closer look I may be able to spot the issue.
THX
How can I go from a side scroller pov to under the bed pov back to the sidescroller pov
Thanks for the tutorial, but I'm on Unreal Engine 5 and it's not working for me, the code is simple enough but I can't figure it out.... After interacting with the bed I can't rotate the camera, it just freezes in one position.
UPD: The problem disappeared of its own accord, I guess. After i launched ue the next day. I love unreal engine, thank you.
awesome
Thanks!
drink a shot of vofka every time he says ''like so''
This is sooo cool, but i am having a problem where my camera looks the wrong direction
I am having the same issue, did you got it fixed by any chance?
@@firstgamerable I really wish I did, but still got the same problem, sorry
@@dasypher9885 if u still have problem turn the clamp (float) min val down or up the one that was at 60
How to make a Enemy Hear while you drop item
Hey, I can look into doing that as well
How u know what i need ?
Today i am gonna make a horror game like granny
Me too
That's great, so happy to help! Good luck with it all :)
no matter what i do/try it won't turn the gosh darn camera.
Same only up and down
How to Hide Under the bed mobile Edition
Hey, this should still work on mobile, you would just need to use a different event. I.e not the "H" keyboard event, but a touch event. Hope that makes sense and helps :)
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