what if I run game for not fixed fps for example 100-150 so every delta worlds seconds will be different means my result will be always different means I will have very fluctuating result
how could u create a system that counts down from 10 seconds and when it reaches 0 its stops effect A, but whenever I pickup Item B it replenishes the effect by 3 seconds
The easiest way would probably be to Create a Blueprint that handles this. On the Tick, it could check a variable that you are using to store your Countdown time and then subtract the Tick Delta from it. O:n the Tick, you can check to see if your Countdown is less than or equal to 0 and if so it can do anything you want like stop your effect A. Inside this Blueprint, you can have a custom event that anyone could talk to and that would add seconds to your Countdown variable. If you picked up something then when you picked it up it could talk to this blueprint and tell it to add a certain amount of seconds to the Countdown variable you are using.
You can use a timer and have it check evenly every second and that should be *roughly* accurate for when it subtracts. You can also adjust the frequency that the Tick occurs in a blueprint and run it every 10 frames instead of every 1 if you think that might help performance.
If you have an Actor Blueprint open and click on Class Defaults at the top you can get access to the Actor Tick section. The Tick Interval section shows how often it will tick in seconds or 0.0 being every frame.
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I've seen a lot of you tutorials, each of them have helped me a lot!
DeltaTime in widget's tick is not modified by time dilation, but DeltaTime in actor's tick is ;)
Very informative. Thanks.
what, delta time is not same world delta seconds?! amazing.
Thanks Mathew
Thank you soo much
what if I run game for not fixed fps for example 100-150 so every delta worlds seconds will be different means my result will be always different means I will have very fluctuating result
how could u create a system that counts down from 10 seconds and when it reaches 0 its stops effect A, but whenever I pickup Item B it replenishes the effect by 3 seconds
The easiest way would probably be to Create a Blueprint that handles this. On the Tick, it could check a variable that you are using to store your Countdown time and then subtract the Tick Delta from it. O:n the Tick, you can check to see if your Countdown is less than or equal to 0 and if so it can do anything you want like stop your effect A. Inside this Blueprint, you can have a custom event that anyone could talk to and that would add seconds to your Countdown variable. If you picked up something then when you picked it up it could talk to this blueprint and tell it to add a certain amount of seconds to the Countdown variable you are using.
Mathew Wadstein I dont like useing tick, there has to be a better way. When I use tick it can often slow the game down
You can use a timer and have it check evenly every second and that should be *roughly* accurate for when it subtracts. You can also adjust the frequency that the Tick occurs in a blueprint and run it every 10 frames instead of every 1 if you think that might help performance.
Oh really thanks how do u change the tick speed
If you have an Actor Blueprint open and click on Class Defaults at the top you can get access to the Actor Tick section. The Tick Interval section shows how often it will tick in seconds or 0.0 being every frame.