I played a game on an old commodore PC that I think was called pyramid run? You drove a jeep up a pyramid avoiding small sand pyramids and I think cacti? It would progressively get faster as you got closer to the top. The death screen haunted me as a child as it was a big laughing skull, but this makes me want to recreate it in a 3D likeness. Thanks for the nostalgia! ❤
How cool ! When Epic did the jam this year, i also got hit by some school computer nostalgia, so I went in and made SkiFree but in UE5. It was the first project that I started from 0 and actually finished well enough. Channels like yours (or smartPoly) really helped me get into unreal. Thanks.
Great video! I think it's really helpful to see other peoples workflows and approaches to things, especially when looking at something like this where you cover alot ground quickly. We got to see clean basic implementation of Game Mode setup, gameplay scripting, widgets, input mapping and more, super nice! I'd also like to say thank you for your previous videos. Your presentation style is great and you've taught me alot! Cheers dude!
This is great. Always enjoy your vids and get excited when you show in my notifications! One idea that might be interesting is trying to recreate the telegraph combat system from Wildstar. Always been interested to see how something like that would be made in UE. Obviously the full combat system is a lot so maybe just the telegraph part itself and it filling up based on the abilities cast time
@@ReidsChannel here is a link to a vid that I found that explains it. Wildstar was an MMO and it got praise for it’s action combat system: th-cam.com/video/PgFo28scfYM/w-d-xo.html
What about a new video on this project, with the same format, and in which you "juicify" the game? working on aesthetics, signs & feedbacks, gamefeel etc.
That's an awesome throwback man, props! I was going through your channel to learn about the character movement component, and was wondering about how the network checks the velocity and if that's replicated to the server. If I have a movement component where the whole idea behind it is varying acceleration so the walk speed is consistently changing (from bhoping), then how do I go about sending that to the server? do I pass it in converted as a bit wise flag, or is replication enough for the network call to pick that up correctly? Sorry to throw this on you, I'm just kinda stuck learning that stuff and thought your tutorial for sprinting and wall running was awesome! One last thing, how does the sprinting register the new movement speed from the flag? I just don't know how to pass the velocity along with the network call, how should I do it?
Hey thanks! I´m not sure I really understand your questions though... if you have discord you can msg me on there and I can try to explain things to you after you clarify a few things for me. My discord server in the description
You’ve become my favorite youtuber lately, love binge watching your videos.
Woah, I though this game was so niche I would be the only one knowing it, so cool to see it poping on my yt feed !
Thank you for the tutorial !!
Great to see you back ! Pls bring more unreal tutorials if you can
Thanks! I
Thanks! I'd like to haha It's hard to think of ideas that haven't been done and wont take weeks haha.
I played a game on an old commodore PC that I think was called pyramid run? You drove a jeep up a pyramid avoiding small sand pyramids and I think cacti? It would progressively get faster as you got closer to the top. The death screen haunted me as a child as it was a big laughing skull, but this makes me want to recreate it in a 3D likeness. Thanks for the nostalgia! ❤
How cool ! When Epic did the jam this year, i also got hit by some school computer nostalgia, so I went in and made SkiFree but in UE5. It was the first project that I started from 0 and actually finished well enough. Channels like yours (or smartPoly) really helped me get into unreal. Thanks.
Haha that's great "finished well enough". I always say, "games are never finished, only released".
@@ReidsChannel Except Mass Effect, because Shepard died.
Great video! I think it's really helpful to see other peoples workflows and approaches to things, especially when looking at something like this where you cover alot ground quickly. We got to see clean basic implementation of Game Mode setup, gameplay scripting, widgets, input mapping and more, super nice!
I'd also like to say thank you for your previous videos. Your presentation style is great and you've taught me alot!
Cheers dude!
Honestly man blast from the past love cube field xD
Thank you SO MUCH
Used to love playing this in class to but always felt it could be loads better
This is great. Always enjoy your vids and get excited when you show in my notifications!
One idea that might be interesting is trying to recreate the telegraph combat system from Wildstar. Always been interested to see how something like that would be made in UE. Obviously the full combat system is a lot so maybe just the telegraph part itself and it filling up based on the abilities cast time
Hey thanks! Wdym telegraph combat system? Ive never played that game.
@@ReidsChannel here is a link to a vid that I found that explains it. Wildstar was an MMO and it got praise for it’s action combat system: th-cam.com/video/PgFo28scfYM/w-d-xo.html
New to the channel. I definitely liked yhis video. Thanks
What about a new video on this project, with the same format, and in which you "juicify" the game? working on aesthetics, signs & feedbacks, gamefeel etc.
4:00 so relatable
For sure... makes it hard to record videos haha but I wanted to show what game is really like.
That's an awesome throwback man, props! I was going through your channel to learn about the character movement component, and was wondering about how the network checks the velocity and if that's replicated to the server. If I have a movement component where the whole idea behind it is varying acceleration so the walk speed is consistently changing (from bhoping), then how do I go about sending that to the server? do I pass it in converted as a bit wise flag, or is replication enough for the network call to pick that up correctly? Sorry to throw this on you, I'm just kinda stuck learning that stuff and thought your tutorial for sprinting and wall running was awesome!
One last thing, how does the sprinting register the new movement speed from the flag? I just don't know how to pass the velocity along with the network call, how should I do it?
Hey thanks! I´m not sure I really understand your questions though... if you have discord you can msg me on there and I can try to explain things to you after you clarify a few things for me. My discord server in the description
@@ReidsChannel I'll get some stuff together, let me know what you think about it!
Awesome video
Thanks!
I'm trying to redo the Grid in UE5.2 and I'm having a hard time.
Is it possible to redo it in UE5.2 so I can understand it
I would be forever in your debt if you built the game called Motherload. I spent way too many hours in that game.
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