Infinity Engine is a fan project that is not officially endorsed by Sega, so use it at your own risk! This video is made for educational purposes only and aims to teach you about how to make platformer games by taking a look at how this template works. If you want to make a fan game publicly available that you made with this engine, please do your own legal research about that first.
So cool! I wanted to know how some of the mechanics work to do something similar on c++ with a couple of them (like rails and loops) and this is going to help me make my own. Thank you for sharing!
Very interesting. I was unaware the Vanilla Infinity Engine had a UE5 port. Infinity+ will not be ported to UE5 though. We’ve been working on it for so long and kinda just want to get it to a finished spot by this point. Although there is someone in our community who has begun working on an unofficial UE5 port so maybe that will go somewhere.
Did they end up getting the port completed? If so would you mind linking the url? It looks like you’ve done great with it. It would be awesome to use it in 5!
Yes I’m putting it on TH-cam but it’s still in the brainstorming phase and I need to practice my art skills but I talked to friends to give voice acting so if you want I can give you a role.
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Thanks! I'd appreciate that! You got a discord or Instagram so we don't flood this guy's comments?💀@@Bluefan2064
This project of yours looks and graphics better than many official Sonic games. Cool. Really cool. P.S. Just one question: Exactly where did you get the 3D models of Sonic and the others? Did you make them yourself or did you get them from somewhere?
Hey, this is actually not my project. But it's publicly available, so I decided to make a tutorial about it. I believe they probably ripped most of them from sonic generations.
hey, mugenengine won't download, when i click download zip it does, but in my download icon on my browser it does not show the percentage but shows how many mb have been downloaded and the bar won't progress
Hi there, I just got one question for you. What are the code to let sonic dash up and run up slopes and hills? Sorry if that doesn't make any sense I'm still new to unreal engine and I don't know the actual code names. Thank you.
Hey, since the movement relies on the character movement component you probably don't have to change any code or blueprints for adjustments like that. In the sonic or shadow blueprint under the components on the left top you should find the character movement component. Click it and then on the right details panel you see a bunch of parameters or settings. There should be things such as 'max step height' but also the max angle you can run. Sorry but I don't know the exact name, but there should be something when you search for 'slope' or 'angle'.
I don’t rlly know anything about making maps and stuff but is it possible to take the East London map from Watch Dogs and then use that part of the map with Infinity Engine and have Sonic running around there?
I was opening the project but it Said “could my set association for project. Check the file is writeable” I double checked just like you Said but it wasent supposed to update. Do you know what to do?
Not quite sure about that. You'd have to double check the license of the original Infinity Engine (Not the github reupload for UE5). But even if they claim it's under a MIT license, I believe they probably don't have the right to do so since assets they don't have the copyright for are included. I'd personally stay away from that and remake everything from scratch. However you should be ok to use this as a learning resource and reference on how to implement something (even though the blueprints in this project are horrendous and not a good example of how to do things)
Not very hard, but if you create the model yourself in blender you'll need to pay attention to a few export settings to make them work properly with unreal engine. For fbx animations though there is currently an engine bug which will prevent you from importing them most of the time.
Hi, it's cool that it's all free and you can see how the logic is done there and use it to your advantage for your projects, but I don't understand why it's being passed off as another engine if it's basically UE5(UE4) and they created a bunch of blueprints in it, can you do that? (Also, I looked at the logic behind these blueprints, and I was sickened by how bad it was there) Anyway, thanks again to you and the people who put this together.
I think it's just that 'Infinity Engine' sounds cool and this is mostly targeted at amateur game devs who wouldn't know the difference. Yeah technically it isn't more than a big template or sample project with a bunch of animations and blueprints set up. And yes I was also shocked by how unorganized and unoptimized the blueprints were, but I think that makes it even more amazing that they were so passionate about this project, they were able to create something this amazing even with limited knowledge about blueprints.
Hi would you still recommend sonic infinity engine plus as a viable alternative to this project for the sake of blueprints and features? If so then do you have a GitHub url for access to it’s unreal file? It would be awesome to teach myself blueprints with this!
Hey, sorry but I'm pretty much out of the loop when it comes to infinity engine and infinity plus. After doing the research for this video I haven't really had time to mess around with those projects anymore.
It's been a couple of years since I did the multiplayer for the school project, so I'm not too sure about the specifics anymore, but it wasn't really that complicated. It was mostly just spawning multiple pawns on begin play, assigning a player controller to them and setting up the split screen. I do believe that I followed this tutorial: th-cam.com/video/PpGdOCvWk74/w-d-xo.html
You could if you find the model and animations 'somewhere', but it would take A LOT of time and effort to set up the new animation graph and hook everything up.
Hey, sorry but I'm not quite sure why that is happening. In the best case scenario it just couldn't recognize the default map settings in the game mode. In that case you should be able to just open up the map yourself, you can either turn on a filter for maps in the content browser or search for 'Blitz', which I think is the maps name.
Do you think my computer can run the infinity engine because I want to make my own sonic fan game? Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3470 CPU @ 3.20GHz 3.20 GHz 8.00 GB (7.89 GB usable) 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
There are many sonic fan games and even an expo called SAGE dedicated to them, so it seems like sega is a lot more lenient about this than other publishers, but you never know how long that will last. As mentioned in the disclaimer in the video description you should do your own research if you plan to release anything publicly you make with this. I would only use this as an educational reference to learn about level design and look at the blueprints to get a better understanding of how to create a platformer character in UE that feels good to control.
So I opened it and it crashed, and it wanted me to convert it into 5.1 and it still crashed after that... I'm on mac so I don't know if that's a problem
@@GegenTC Sorry to hear that, but it seems to be a problem related to mac or your more specifically your mac, so there's sadly there's nothing I can do to support you here. Sorry :(
You'll have to look into retargeting animations. It's gotten a lot easier since UE 5.0 though, but it might still take you a few days or so to get the hang of it.
Hello i dont know if you will listen to me but please do i want to make money making games how do i make money do you think it is a good idea for an add to load each time you boot into the game please respond fast
Somebody saying 'please respond fast' and being demanding makes me not wanna respond at all, but you're lucky I'm a really nice dude. I still think first of all you need to work on your attitude and expectations though. Making money with games is probably one of the hardest things in the world you could ever do... that doesn't mean that I want you to give up on that, but I want you to realize that you will fail over and over and over again attempting to do that and it will take years of determination to actually succeed in that field even a little bit. There's many different ways you could possibly make money and I think what you're talking about are mobile game ads. I don't think showing an ad on boot up is the right way to go about it though. You'd more likely show an ad whenever the player dies or have them watch a video to get an item. Now I've never done mobile games or mobile ads because my focus is somewhere else, so when it comes to implementation you'll have to look around for somebody else. Also for mobile games unreal engine is probably not your best bet.
AFAIK unreal engine doesn't detect 'direct input', but only 'x-input' controllers by default. So it should work if you use an xbox controller. If you use something else you could add a link to your unreal engine project in steam and start it through steam to get access to the steam input system.
@@CobraCode Ah, very true! Also, is there a way to lower the volume as well? I tend to leave my audio on my PC the same and just lower the volume in each game invidually because some games tend to be louder and lower than others. Sorry for all of these questions... Your video got me wanting to jump onto Sonic map creating! Subscribed btw
When clicking on this I wasn't really looking at the video duration, and was expecting to see how you build the game from ground up, not just map editing. And after finish watching I still don't know why Infinity Engine and what does it do that make you choose it on top of UE5. (Other than the Sonic project of course, but then why not just call it Sonic Game Template?). I think it's fair to say that's a misleading title for a Sonic game template showcase video. Edit: Removed the part where the video is quiet, just my headphone dying. Thank you.
Hey, thank you for your feedback and giving me your opinion! I'm sorry that the video didn't deliver on the promise the title gave you. If more viewers feel that way I'll consider changing the title, since I didn't mean to be misleading. I personally believe though that "How to ... - Infinity Engine Tutorial' should have made it clear enough that this is not me making the game from the ground up and just a walkthrough of how to use Infinity Engine. I believe this is much more than just map editing though since I also walk through the process of setting it up, show the part of my school project where we added additional functionality and try to give a base explanation of how you could go about adding your own functionality as well. Infinity Engine comes with everything exposed as blueprints so you can learn about how every part of the game works simply by looking at the blueprints and then making changes to them. You can then apply those lessons to your other platformer games you are making. I hope this cleared up a few misconceptions!
It's just a simple setup tutorial for those struggling to set up the engine correctly also Sonic Game template wouldn't really fit the title as it's not that, he explains how to set it up and what it does.
I don't have any experience with Mac, but Unreal Engine should work on mac in general. There isn't anything specifically different about Infinity Engine, so yeah it should also work.
@@bosscoolnd_YT12 Extracting the files you download from github? In that case going the git route would solve the issue since that downloads the files as they are without packaging them. It's a bit advanced though and you'd need to install git and learn how to clone a repository to your machine in the command line, but that would definitely work on mac
It's basically an unofficial fan made template for unreal engine which has a character controller for sonic and interactable items set up out of the box.
We're currently on 5.3.2 and the linked infinity engine was for 5.0. However in most cases it's easy enough to update a project to new versions and there should probably not be any issues.
I don't think there is any, but you could look at how the rails are built in this engine as a reference. I haven't really looked too much into it either, but they're all splines, so that's a place to start.
Not quite sure what you're looking for. You could change the voice by using completely different audio clips. Or you could edit the pitch and other things of the audio cue to just edit the voice.
Hey thanks for the suggestion. But currently I'm mostly focusing on 2D stuff since that's what most of my viewers want right now. I might revisit sonic things and 3D Platforming again later this year or next year!
If I was going to make a sonic game, I would take the default infinity engine and do what I could to convert all of the blueprints into c++, there is other issues with the project like he never used inheritance so both shadow and sonic use the same nodes rather then getting them from a parent class. All in all its a sold start and I personally prefer it over infinity as its quite simple where infinity doesn't really know where it wants to be
Yeah definitely agree with you. They built an amazing base here, but if you want to use it on a serious long term project a total refactor is absolutely necessary. Like you mentioned having a cast for sonic and another cast for shadow for each action was really shocking to see.
BRO I HAVE BEEN RAGING IN MY ROOM FOR ABOUT 2 WEEKS NOW BECAUSE WHEN I CLICK IT WITH THE UNREAL ENGINE 5 IT JUST SAYS A CRASH OCCURED AND I AM ON MAC BRO WHAT IS GOING ON BROOO!?!??!?!?!?!
"How to make a sonic game in unreal engine 5: 1. Import sonic game in unreal engine 5 2. Enjoy!" What about an actual tutorial on how to make a sonic game from scratch?
Sorry I don't know much about macs, but if you can run unreal engine then this should also work since there's nothing really special about this project.
Hey not quite sure what is causing it not to load. Sadly those are things I can't really help with since there are many things related to your system that could possibly cause this issue :(
Not quite sure why that is happening. Then maybe you should give the 'git clone' method a try. You might need to do a bit of research on how to use git and clone repositories, but that way it will download the files in a non archived way, so it should fix your issue.
I'm not gonna sugarcoat it : The port to UE5 has some of the worst examples on how to script the game and some bad blueprint practices. It looks good on the inside, but the inside of it, as you can sneak peek in the blueprint part of the video, is a total mess. Let me explain the technicalities here, for the more savvy. This is comment will be very long. I'll give tl;dr impact later : 1. Most things are hardcoded. What I mean is that there are fixed variables like what effect and sound to use, what actions to take for which object. The Sonic/Shadow blueprint class tries to cast each object one by one to determine half of which action to take when interacting with them, including the damage dealing. Most of their actions are also barely capable to be overridden if you want to make other Sonic characters. Heck, did you know that the invincibility frames are basically a fixed string of copypasted delay > visibility change instead of a more versatile time-based function? 2. Get this : There's little to no parent-class relationship despite the similarity in actions that each object has, including Sonic and Shadow. This means that the springs and enemies has to cast the pawn to either Sonic or Shadow... and uses their exclusive variables to do basically the same behavior. Each springs and dash rings are also their own class with their own exclusive variables and their own functions. This is hella inefficient and could've easily been avoided by just giving parent classes for each categories like springs, dash rings. Heck, Sonic and Shadow could've been parented to same class since most of the things they do are basically copy-pasted from each other, variables included. 3. A lot of things could easily be compacted into functions. Granted, some had delays that made compacting them to functions impossible, but a lot of them can be made into timer-based function. Like the slowdown timing. The abilities and movesets are also mostly opened up in the event graph instead of being used as an overridable functions Tl;dr : The blueprints basically looked like it was created with only Sonic and Shadow in mind, with you being expected to just use the assets in level editor instead of being able to actually add/change things outside of variables. That doesn't mean you shouldn't use Infinity Engine though, because it does have some good end-functionality. It's just that the organization of these functionalities are a mess, and hardly workable if you want to do more than just make levels. Also, no disrespect to the devs of Infinity Engine, because even if it was a mess, it actually works well enough PS : I'm actually trying to tweak the blueprints so that they are much more versatile and modular to use. As expected, there's nearly no loss in functionality. For people who wishes to work with blueprints : do not do it like this. Blueprints can be used as parent class of your other blueprints, and trust me : it makes organizing things a lot better. I dunno if this is just ancient old stuff, but trust me when I say it's not a good practice to just parent everything to Actor or Character. Heck, if you can do C++, you can go ahead and make the base class in C++ instead.
Was it different in the UE4 version? I remember it being a mess back then as well. I totally agree with you, but didn't want to dwell on that too hard since I'm really thankful to what the original creator did here and it's amazing what they accomplished even though they probably don't have that much experience with Unreal Engine judging by how the blueprints look. If I was to seriously work with infinity engine I also feel like I'd need to do a complete refactor first.
@@CobraCode Honestly I don't know because I got into the craze late due to specs issue. That's kinda why I said UE5 because that's the only one that I know. I do have to give it to them that they made something that actually worked function-wise. It's just... yeah, a lot of things inside had to be redone. Also, iirc I remember once upon a time, corkscrew behavior was not possible in blueprint-only project before in Unreal Engine 4 because there were things that prevented upside down characters from working properly
I think the entire legal situation around fan games and this repository is very gray, so I'd stay away from it as much as possible for serious projects. But I think you can use it as a reference for how to implement certain things and also as a playground for practicing certain mechanics... and it's also just a lot of fun to mess around with.
I actually never packaged these and don't wanna risk providing a downloadable build since fan games are in a legal gray zone.. The map itself is free on the marketplace though, so you could easily rebuild it yourself
Infinity Engine is a fan project that is not officially endorsed by Sega, so use it at your own risk!
This video is made for educational purposes only and aims to teach you about how to make platformer games by taking a look at how this template works.
If you want to make a fan game publicly available that you made with this engine, please do your own legal research about that first.
Mate how to contact you? I realized most of you coders on TH-cam don't want anyone contacting you privately
@@UnthinkableFairytales You can come into the discord discord.com/invite/sPbqxRrqr5
If you can share a link to a video on how to change the sonic character model it's over
You need to include the link to download the Infinity Engine on the post
@@CobraCode I know this was short Tutorial but I can't find CheckCeilingForCrouchin, you should have just shown where it was
Now i can get "sega hire this man" comments
same man
sega! hire this man
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So cool! I wanted to know how some of the mechanics work to do something similar on c++ with a couple of them (like rails and loops) and this is going to help me make my own.
Thank you for sharing!
Very interesting. I was unaware the Vanilla Infinity Engine had a UE5 port.
Infinity+ will not be ported to UE5 though. We’ve been working on it for so long and kinda just want to get it to a finished spot by this point. Although there is someone in our community who has begun working on an unofficial UE5 port so maybe that will go somewhere.
Did they end up getting the port completed?
If so would you mind linking the url? It looks like you’ve done great with it. It would be awesome to use it in 5!
This is gonna be helpful
Okay I did _not_ expect to see some random engine port/futureproofing thing I did to end up having a tutorial at all-
Haha, thanks for upgrading infinity engine to to UE5!
Really enjoyed messing around with this while having lumen active.
thanks for that, now when i got a powerful pc in the future i wanna experiment a bit with this engine in unreal engine 5 lol
Eu não consigo baixar, ele fica dizendo que está retomando o dowload..
Totally gonna make my dreams of Sonic and the Dark Emerald come true with this
Gotta go fast!
I'm excited to start making my game about the sonic idw comic series
How's this going?
I stopped thinking about it now I want to keep the same story but now make it a show
@@Bluefan2064 You gonna put it on TH-cam? And what are you using to make it? Can I help?
Yes I’m putting it on TH-cam but it’s still in the brainstorming phase and I need to practice my art skills but I talked to friends to give voice acting so if you want I can give you a role.
Thanks! I'd appreciate that! You got a discord or Instagram so we don't flood this guy's comments?💀@@Bluefan2064
This project of yours looks and graphics better than many official Sonic games. Cool. Really cool. P.S. Just one question: Exactly where did you get the 3D models of Sonic and the others? Did you make them yourself or did you get them from somewhere?
Hey, this is actually not my project.
But it's publicly available, so I decided to make a tutorial about it.
I believe they probably ripped most of them from sonic generations.
@@CobraCode Never mind
Thanks for answering me.
Yep okay this is exactly what I needed!
Imagine somebody recreates frontiers in infinity engine.
hey, mugenengine won't download, when i click download zip it does, but in my download icon on my browser it does not show the percentage but shows how many mb have been downloaded and the bar won't progress
Hi there, I just got one question for you. What are the code to let sonic dash up and run up slopes and hills? Sorry if that doesn't make any sense I'm still new to unreal engine and I don't know the actual code names. Thank you.
Hey, since the movement relies on the character movement component you probably don't have to change any code or blueprints for adjustments like that.
In the sonic or shadow blueprint under the components on the left top you should find the character movement component.
Click it and then on the right details panel you see a bunch of parameters or settings.
There should be things such as 'max step height' but also the max angle you can run.
Sorry but I don't know the exact name, but there should be something when you search for 'slope' or 'angle'.
I don’t rlly know anything about making maps and stuff but is it possible to take the East London map from Watch Dogs and then use that part of the map with Infinity Engine and have Sonic running around there?
this helped me so much! thank you I can now make all the sonic fangames i can!
when i open the project its asking what EU4 editor should i use and i dont know what to do?
any suggestions?
Do you need unreal engine 5 for this? or can you do it on something else
You can also do it on Unreal Engine 4
Thank You this really helped
Question: is it there a UE4 version still available? I’ve been looking for 4 days and it sucks😭
There was a UE4 version back in the day, but I also wasn't able to find it recently 😅
Whenever I open the infinity engine up, it just gets stuck on the unreal engine loading screen.
Can you help me?
I was opening the project but it Said “could my set association for project. Check the file is writeable” I double checked just like you Said but it wasent supposed to update. Do you know what to do?
He said he woke up but he said this error happend?
How did you make the boost work on slopes again? When I played in the map the boost would stop once you went up or down a slope.
Frontiers lookin good, mmmmm check out these graphics 2:57
excuse me, but it seems that whenever I open infinity engine with ue5 it crashes.
Welp.
Thats it
Thats me
My game is done now
Thanks
Can it be used commercially if I replace the copyrighted models with my own?
Not quite sure about that.
You'd have to double check the license of the original Infinity Engine (Not the github reupload for UE5).
But even if they claim it's under a MIT license, I believe they probably don't have the right to do so since assets they don't have the copyright for are included.
I'd personally stay away from that and remake everything from scratch.
However you should be ok to use this as a learning resource and reference on how to implement something (even though the blueprints in this project are horrendous and not a good example of how to do things)
Actually, y'know what? I'm Australian, I'm gonna make a proper level in the Rural Australia pack
Oh gonna do this 5 Minutes wow
Hi, hope all is well. I was wondering if this engine works with the latest unreal engine 5.4.
You'd have to manually update the project version, but that should work out in most cases.
@@CobraCode Okay, thank you!
How difficult is it to import player models and objects that are not native to the engine?
Not very hard, but if you create the model yourself in blender you'll need to pay attention to a few export settings to make them work properly with unreal engine.
For fbx animations though there is currently an engine bug which will prevent you from importing them most of the time.
Hi, it's cool that it's all free and you can see how the logic is done there and use it to your advantage for your projects, but I don't understand why it's being passed off as another engine if it's basically UE5(UE4) and they created a bunch of blueprints in it, can you do that? (Also, I looked at the logic behind these blueprints, and I was sickened by how bad it was there) Anyway, thanks again to you and the people who put this together.
I think it's just that 'Infinity Engine' sounds cool and this is mostly targeted at amateur game devs who wouldn't know the difference.
Yeah technically it isn't more than a big template or sample project with a bunch of animations and blueprints set up.
And yes I was also shocked by how unorganized and unoptimized the blueprints were, but I think that makes it even more amazing that they were so passionate about this project, they were able to create something this amazing even with limited knowledge about blueprints.
its not an engine but a ue framework
Hi would you still recommend sonic infinity engine plus as a viable alternative to this project for the sake of blueprints and features?
If so then do you have a GitHub url for access to it’s unreal file? It would be awesome to teach myself blueprints with this!
Hey, sorry but I'm pretty much out of the loop when it comes to infinity engine and infinity plus.
After doing the research for this video I haven't really had time to mess around with those projects anymore.
@@CobraCodeno worries, thanks for the great video!
when i die it crashes and says something about death transition???? what do i do??
thx bro
How do you change the controller settings?
I have a question how did you implement multiplayer?
It's been a couple of years since I did the multiplayer for the school project, so I'm not too sure about the specifics anymore, but it wasn't really that complicated.
It was mostly just spawning multiple pawns on begin play, assigning a player controller to them and setting up the split screen.
I do believe that I followed this tutorial:
th-cam.com/video/PpGdOCvWk74/w-d-xo.html
thanks also this video was really helpful
Just out of curiosity, can you edit Sonic's appearance? (i.e: Boom model, '06 model etc.)
You could if you find the model and animations 'somewhere', but it would take A LOT of time and effort to set up the new animation graph and hook everything up.
for some reason when i open the project, it puts me in a default baseplate can you help?
Hey, sorry but I'm not quite sure why that is happening.
In the best case scenario it just couldn't recognize the default map settings in the game mode.
In that case you should be able to just open up the map yourself, you can either turn on a filter for maps in the content browser or search for 'Blitz', which I think is the maps name.
@@CobraCode Nope, nothing is in the content browser
Do you think my computer can run the infinity engine because I want to make my own sonic fan game?
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3470 CPU @ 3.20GHz 3.20 GHz
8.00 GB (7.89 GB usable)
64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
It will probably run, but not very well.
You might have to set the screen percentage setting to something around 50% to get a smooth experience.
@@CobraCode Ok thank you I'll try and I'll let you know if it's good or not
Are there not any legal issues in creating a Sonic game?
There are many sonic fan games and even an expo called SAGE dedicated to them, so it seems like sega is a lot more lenient about this than other publishers, but you never know how long that will last.
As mentioned in the disclaimer in the video description you should do your own research if you plan to release anything publicly you make with this.
I would only use this as an educational reference to learn about level design and look at the blueprints to get a better understanding of how to create a platformer character in UE that feels good to control.
@@CobraCode Oh I see. I did not know that they are more lenient. Thank you!
Sega loves fangames, as long as there’s no money.
It was a great tutorial but why the hud of unreal engine looks diferent?
Hey, that is just the regular HUD of Unreal Engine 5.
Not sure if you've tried it out yet, but it looks very different from Unreal Engine 4.
@@CobraCode Oh, sorry, I am new in unreal engine and all the Tutorials that I saw were on Unreal engine 4, thank you
Can I change the design of the objects and characters or put my own characters and animations?
Yeah you can.
It's just a regular Unreal Engine project!
In infinity plus how do I enter some editor mode or get it in UE to make maps and edit stuff?
I’m here because I either want to remake city escape or replace textures for the pc port.
It wont let me open it, it just says choose an app you want to open with
when ever I load up the infinity engine it doesn't show the same screen 1:05
funny question. How do i actually import A playable Sonic into a map I downloaded?
You have to set the gameMode for that map which let's you specify which character to spawn.
You might also have to add a 'player start'
The goal rings is not working any soultion or l am doing something wrong
when load into mugen engine nothing shows up its just floor
how do i excatly delete the crouching thing for sonic
broooo what, no way I'm down!
So I opened it and it crashed, and it wanted me to convert it into 5.1 and it still crashed after that...
I'm on mac so I don't know if that's a problem
Don't know much about macs, but since this project was made for 5.0 you'd probably have less issues opening it in that version rather than 5.1
@@CobraCode It just keeps crashing and nothing fixes it
@@GegenTC Sorry to hear that, but it seems to be a problem related to mac or your more specifically your mac, so there's sadly there's nothing I can do to support you here.
Sorry :(
@@GegenTCdid you get it working? If so then how? I’m on a Mac too
@@gunterstunter I never got it working
How can we do like a different model but same functions because I will make a Sonic Movie 2 game
You'll have to look into retargeting animations.
It's gotten a lot easier since UE 5.0 though, but it might still take you a few days or so to get the hang of it.
which map are u using at 6:24
I cant open this at all it says its not up to date
Hello i dont know if you will listen to me but please do i want to make money making games how do i make money do you think it is a good idea for an add to load each time you boot into the game please respond fast
Somebody saying 'please respond fast' and being demanding makes me not wanna respond at all, but you're lucky I'm a really nice dude.
I still think first of all you need to work on your attitude and expectations though.
Making money with games is probably one of the hardest things in the world you could ever do... that doesn't mean that I want you to give up on that, but I want you to realize that you will fail over and over and over again attempting to do that and it will take years of determination to actually succeed in that field even a little bit.
There's many different ways you could possibly make money and I think what you're talking about are mobile game ads.
I don't think showing an ad on boot up is the right way to go about it though. You'd more likely show an ad whenever the player dies or have them watch a video to get an item.
Now I've never done mobile games or mobile ads because my focus is somewhere else, so when it comes to implementation you'll have to look around for somebody else. Also for mobile games unreal engine is probably not your best bet.
I could not get it working what am I doing wrong?😢
Im not making a sonic game I’m making a sonic fan animation but still this was really cool thanks
Will you upload it on youtube ?
@@nourdjaoui3214 I will but I’ve been procrastinating icl 😅
Can you use unreal 4 sorry my computer can’t handle 5
You can, you'll have to look for the old version of Infinity Engine though
How do you set up a usb-connected controller to this? Doesn't detect it.
AFAIK unreal engine doesn't detect 'direct input', but only 'x-input' controllers by default.
So it should work if you use an xbox controller. If you use something else you could add a link to your unreal engine project in steam and start it through steam to get access to the steam input system.
@@CobraCode Ah, very true! Also, is there a way to lower the volume as well? I tend to leave my audio on my PC the same and just lower the volume in each game invidually because some games tend to be louder and lower than others. Sorry for all of these questions... Your video got me wanting to jump onto Sonic map creating! Subscribed btw
@@nextlvlroy I think the project probably has some audio mixer assets. You could find those and set the master volume to something lower.
@@CobraCode thank you very much for your help. my rural australia is small, and there are like 3 levels. is there a way to combine those 3 into one?
I love it but the spring animation for sonic is broken and so is the trackramp animation
bro but I can't because I'm on mobile and you're on PC but good video
When clicking on this I wasn't really looking at the video duration, and was expecting to see how you build the game from ground up, not just map editing.
And after finish watching I still don't know why Infinity Engine and what does it do that make you choose it on top of UE5. (Other than the Sonic project of course, but then why not just call it Sonic Game Template?).
I think it's fair to say that's a misleading title for a Sonic game template showcase video.
Edit: Removed the part where the video is quiet, just my headphone dying. Thank you.
Hey, thank you for your feedback and giving me your opinion!
I'm sorry that the video didn't deliver on the promise the title gave you.
If more viewers feel that way I'll consider changing the title, since I didn't mean to be misleading.
I personally believe though that "How to ... - Infinity Engine Tutorial' should have made it clear enough that this is not me making the game from the ground up and just a walkthrough of how to use Infinity Engine.
I believe this is much more than just map editing though since I also walk through the process of setting it up, show the part of my school project where we added additional functionality and try to give a base explanation of how you could go about adding your own functionality as well.
Infinity Engine comes with everything exposed as blueprints so you can learn about how every part of the game works simply by looking at the blueprints and then making changes to them.
You can then apply those lessons to your other platformer games you are making.
I hope this cleared up a few misconceptions!
It's just a simple setup tutorial for those struggling to set up the engine correctly
also Sonic Game template wouldn't really fit the title as it's not that, he explains how to set it up and what it does.
Does this work on Mac?
I don't have any experience with Mac, but Unreal Engine should work on mac in general.
There isn't anything specifically different about Infinity Engine, so yeah it should also work.
@@CobraCode update: it did not work, mainly because of the extracting part
@@bosscoolnd_YT12 Extracting the files you download from github?
In that case going the git route would solve the issue since that downloads the files as they are without packaging them.
It's a bit advanced though and you'd need to install git and learn how to clone a repository to your machine in the command line, but that would definitely work on mac
Can you change the HUD into whatever you want?
Yeah, it's all just regular widget blueprints
Wow, that's cool. :3
Will it work if we make our own map?
Yeah certainly
What is infinity engine
It's basically an unofficial fan made template for unreal engine which has a character controller for sonic and interactable items set up out of the box.
@@CobraCode ah! I see thanks for that info
What app do you have to open with
Unreal Engine 5, which you can download through the epic games launcher
@@CobraCode why is it loading very long
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You mean Knuckles, right?
He's not available in Infinity Engine, however he is in Infinity Plus!
شكرا ... هذا صحيح ... لكن هل يمكنني توفير تلك الشخصيه مع كامل الرسوم المتحركه على UE5.1
@@CobraCode ... هل يمكنك شرح هذا المحرك ... لاني فعلا ليس لدي فكره عن ما هو ... شكرا لاهتمامك ...
what is the size of the file?
Do current versions of Unreal Engine 5 work with that
We're currently on 5.3.2 and the linked infinity engine was for 5.0.
However in most cases it's easy enough to update a project to new versions and there should probably not be any issues.
@@CobraCode There is a issue sonics model messes up when i use spring
Yo where can i find link invite for sonic engine plus discord?
Here it is:
discord.com/invite/th3p9sa
@@CobraCode thanks
Can I download my own character models?
You'd have to find something with a compatible skeleton and retarget everything if you wanna do that
Can somebody please tell me how to make the big ring change levels
Can infinity engine work on Unreal Engine 4?
Wait nvm I found my andwer
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Is there a tutorial to how to create rails?
I don't think there is any, but you could look at how the rails are built in this engine as a reference.
I haven't really looked too much into it either, but they're all splines, so that's a place to start.
@@CobraCode Okay thanks
@@CobraCode Hey kinda funny but I think I already learnt it
Is there a tutorial to how to change character voice
Not quite sure what you're looking for.
You could change the voice by using completely different audio clips.
Or you could edit the pitch and other things of the audio cue to just edit the voice.
Hey there! Can you make another tutorial on infinity plus? Or maybe on more sonic like level design?? Thank you!
Hey thanks for the suggestion.
But currently I'm mostly focusing on 2D stuff since that's what most of my viewers want right now.
I might revisit sonic things and 3D Platforming again later this year or next year!
If I was going to make a sonic game, I would take the default infinity engine and do what I could to convert all of the blueprints into c++, there is other issues with the project like he never used inheritance so both shadow and sonic use the same nodes rather then getting them from a parent class.
All in all its a sold start and I personally prefer it over infinity as its quite simple where infinity doesn't really know where it wants to be
Yeah definitely agree with you.
They built an amazing base here, but if you want to use it on a serious long term project a total refactor is absolutely necessary.
Like you mentioned having a cast for sonic and another cast for shadow for each action was really shocking to see.
Bro recreated sonic fronteirs so quickly
why when i load it up, its all black
You might have to manually open up the correct map from the content drawer
BRO I HAVE BEEN RAGING IN MY ROOM FOR ABOUT 2 WEEKS NOW BECAUSE WHEN I CLICK IT WITH THE UNREAL ENGINE 5 IT JUST SAYS A CRASH OCCURED AND I AM ON MAC BRO WHAT IS GOING ON BROOO!?!??!?!?!?!
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All these godawful 3D Sonic fangames with no automatic camera angles have driven me to try making my own 3D Sonic demo
i dont think the Open source Engine has that
Can it run with a gtx 960??
Probably
@CobraCode update I opened it and everything is white is there everything I can do?
can you teach us to biled boom sonic
"How to make a sonic game in unreal engine 5:
1. Import sonic game in unreal engine 5
2. Enjoy!"
What about an actual tutorial on how to make a sonic game from scratch?
A sega le debería dar vergüenza que un chico haga algo tan increíble
Can I do this on Mac too?
Sorry I don't know much about macs, but if you can run unreal engine then this should also work since there's nothing really special about this project.
@@CobraCode thanks for the help
@@_GreekMC23_did you get it working on a Mac? I use a Mac too
where is the unreal engine stored in files?
Depends on what path you picked when you installed it.
I think by default it's C/Program File/Epic Games/UE_xx
@@CobraCode can you help me. What file do you have to open with I only found Epic games
i have equation is this free bn
you probly wont see this but MugenEngine wont load for me can you do a part 2 maybe ?
Hey not quite sure what is causing it not to load.
Sadly those are things I can't really help with since there are many things related to your system that could possibly cause this issue :(
@@CobraCode ok well thanks anyway I will keep trying
i got it to work
@@othellopower7021 how when i open it up it says pick a app to find it i like the microsoft 365 word and its just a doc can you help me
@@Luckydagoat1 i think you need to unzip it
it says that the arcive is corrupt
Not quite sure why that is happening.
Then maybe you should give the 'git clone' method a try. You might need to do a bit of research on how to use git and clone repositories, but that way it will download the files in a non archived way, so it should fix your issue.
Now I am A Billion n Half% NOT Qualified in this Shit but I would ABSOLUTELY ADORE "Super Metroid" on PS5... is that Possible?
I'm not gonna sugarcoat it : The port to UE5 has some of the worst examples on how to script the game and some bad blueprint practices. It looks good on the inside, but the inside of it, as you can sneak peek in the blueprint part of the video, is a total mess.
Let me explain the technicalities here, for the more savvy. This is comment will be very long. I'll give tl;dr impact later :
1. Most things are hardcoded. What I mean is that there are fixed variables like what effect and sound to use, what actions to take for which object. The Sonic/Shadow blueprint class tries to cast each object one by one to determine half of which action to take when interacting with them, including the damage dealing. Most of their actions are also barely capable to be overridden if you want to make other Sonic characters. Heck, did you know that the invincibility frames are basically a fixed string of copypasted delay > visibility change instead of a more versatile time-based function?
2. Get this : There's little to no parent-class relationship despite the similarity in actions that each object has, including Sonic and Shadow. This means that the springs and enemies has to cast the pawn to either Sonic or Shadow... and uses their exclusive variables to do basically the same behavior. Each springs and dash rings are also their own class with their own exclusive variables and their own functions. This is hella inefficient and could've easily been avoided by just giving parent classes for each categories like springs, dash rings. Heck, Sonic and Shadow could've been parented to same class since most of the things they do are basically copy-pasted from each other, variables included.
3. A lot of things could easily be compacted into functions. Granted, some had delays that made compacting them to functions impossible, but a lot of them can be made into timer-based function. Like the slowdown timing. The abilities and movesets are also mostly opened up in the event graph instead of being used as an overridable functions
Tl;dr : The blueprints basically looked like it was created with only Sonic and Shadow in mind, with you being expected to just use the assets in level editor instead of being able to actually add/change things outside of variables.
That doesn't mean you shouldn't use Infinity Engine though, because it does have some good end-functionality. It's just that the organization of these functionalities are a mess, and hardly workable if you want to do more than just make levels. Also, no disrespect to the devs of Infinity Engine, because even if it was a mess, it actually works well enough
PS : I'm actually trying to tweak the blueprints so that they are much more versatile and modular to use. As expected, there's nearly no loss in functionality. For people who wishes to work with blueprints : do not do it like this. Blueprints can be used as parent class of your other blueprints, and trust me : it makes organizing things a lot better. I dunno if this is just ancient old stuff, but trust me when I say it's not a good practice to just parent everything to Actor or Character. Heck, if you can do C++, you can go ahead and make the base class in C++ instead.
Was it different in the UE4 version?
I remember it being a mess back then as well.
I totally agree with you, but didn't want to dwell on that too hard since I'm really thankful to what the original creator did here and it's amazing what they accomplished even though they probably don't have that much experience with Unreal Engine judging by how the blueprints look.
If I was to seriously work with infinity engine I also feel like I'd need to do a complete refactor first.
@@CobraCode Honestly I don't know because I got into the craze late due to specs issue. That's kinda why I said UE5 because that's the only one that I know.
I do have to give it to them that they made something that actually worked function-wise. It's just... yeah, a lot of things inside had to be redone.
Also, iirc I remember once upon a time, corkscrew behavior was not possible in blueprint-only project before in Unreal Engine 4 because there were things that prevented upside down characters from working properly
I wonder if its ok to make an entirely new game out of this
I think the entire legal situation around fan games and this repository is very gray, so I'd stay away from it as much as possible for serious projects.
But I think you can use it as a reference for how to implement certain things and also as a playground for practicing certain mechanics... and it's also just a lot of fun to mess around with.
@@CobraCode i will do as much as i can to stay out of legal toube thanks for the rspons!
2:56 download your project?
I actually never packaged these and don't wanna risk providing a downloadable build since fan games are in a legal gray zone..
The map itself is free on the marketplace though, so you could easily rebuild it yourself
Please make it support 4.27
can somebody please do a remake of adventure already PLEASE!
I’m doing one of unleashed