You should do this for materials!! I spent such a long time not finding comprehensive information to make me fully understand how materials worked in Unreal, until I FINALLY found a paid tutorial that sits down and goes over it. I was embarrassed as I went through it at how many things I hadn't ever learned, despite the things I could make in Unreal.
Is this kinda what you would have wanted, or seen as lacking? Thanks for idea! Unreal Engine Materials - Tutorial for Beginners - Learn by Building a Material from Scratch! #ue5 th-cam.com/video/Vv6elJ8OimI/w-d-xo.html
When can we get some interactive explosives, magic etc in sequencer. Perhaps we can expect intermediate Blueprints, etc. You are the absolute best UE5 instructor. Thanks
I’m crazy booked these days with projects but I can recommend the “unreal slackers” discord channel, there’s an animation section there where lotsa game animation support happens!
@@3dJC Yep, I am in that group as well. Although I find they don't respond to my questions most of the time. My biggest issue is adding/changing anims to animation sequences and blueprints. I watched your video and it was helpful, but not exactly what I need, since I am digging into another devs BP's. Perhaps you could do more of a 'advanced' video? =) All the best!
hey there, loving your videos! I was wondering if you could give me a clue or basic idea for a problem that I have. It might sound like a dumb question though... Is there any way to have different light settings on one map? For instance I want to have different views which a lit separately within my level sequencer. My approach would be to just create different maps but I don‘t want to build my scene all over again. Thank you, cheers!
Good question! What you can do is build the different light set-ups on their own "sub-level" (there's no such asset as a "sub-level" really, it's just another level that's brought into your current level...). This video will help: th-cam.com/video/o7JVENd7Jq0/w-d-xo.html
You talked about how to stop the light from shining when you've stepped away from it, and you mentioned it stayed on in the sequencer, but you forgot to show us how to turn it off in the event graph. I looked into things like custom event end or event end play. not sure what to connect it to.
What if I wanted multiple fire like muzzle flashes? How'd I go about it? Only one fire or trigger worked, though I tried doing multiple triggers for one blue print.
I figured it out. You have to duplicate the blue print and trigger each event separately. Or Make individual static meshes for individual blue print. Whew.
It’s very intro but it’s a start - Unreal Engine Materials - Tutorial for Beginners - Learn by Building a Material from Scratch! #ue5 th-cam.com/video/Vv6elJ8OimI/w-d-xo.html
You did that Materials Tutorial I had asked for, so wanted to say thank you!
Oh thanks!!!!
You should do this for materials!! I spent such a long time not finding comprehensive information to make me fully understand how materials worked in Unreal, until I FINALLY found a paid tutorial that sits down and goes over it. I was embarrassed as I went through it at how many things I hadn't ever learned, despite the things I could make in Unreal.
Great idea! I’ll put that next on the list… coming “soon” 😀
Is this kinda what you would have wanted, or seen as lacking? Thanks for idea! Unreal Engine Materials - Tutorial for Beginners - Learn by Building a Material from Scratch! #ue5
th-cam.com/video/Vv6elJ8OimI/w-d-xo.html
@@3dJC I appreciate you doing this! I'm just setting up a project to go through it all right now. Thank you!
Subscribing to you was the best choice ever. Thank you so much for you teachings!
Aww, thanks!
Love the blueprint tutorial! All your videos are a great, and easy to follow resources to learn some of the basics of the Unreal Engine.
Thanks Ben!
Another great tutorial.
Thank you! Cheers!
I can barely make an edit in Premiere but you are so articulate and informative.
Thanks! Glad it is useful for you!
I haven’t even started the other tutorial yet! Keep the lessons coming!
Ha, will do!
JC is the best! Thanks a lot.
Thank YOU for the kind words :)
When can we get some interactive explosives, magic etc in sequencer. Perhaps we can expect intermediate Blueprints, etc. You are the absolute best UE5 instructor. Thanks
Ha, thanks! I'll put the ideas on the list for future videos!
Love your videos, watched them all. I was wondering if you do any hired work? I'm building a game and really need some insight on animations.
I’m crazy booked these days with projects but I can recommend the “unreal slackers” discord channel, there’s an animation section there where lotsa game animation support happens!
@@3dJC Yep, I am in that group as well. Although I find they don't respond to my questions most of the time. My biggest issue is adding/changing anims to animation sequences and blueprints. I watched your video and it was helpful, but not exactly what I need, since I am digging into another devs BP's. Perhaps you could do more of a 'advanced' video? =) All the best!
Great tutorial, can you make a video on how to fly light aircraft 😀 cheers.
Ha!! I wish I knew how!
very cool
hey there, loving your videos! I was wondering if you could give me a clue or basic idea for a problem that I have. It might sound like a dumb question though... Is there any way to have different light settings on one map? For instance I want to have different views which a lit separately within my level sequencer. My approach would be to just create different maps but I don‘t want to build my scene all over again. Thank you, cheers!
Good question! What you can do is build the different light set-ups on their own "sub-level" (there's no such asset as a "sub-level" really, it's just another level that's brought into your current level...). This video will help: th-cam.com/video/o7JVENd7Jq0/w-d-xo.html
@@3dJC Thank youu! Really appreciate it, all love!
You talked about how to stop the light from shining when you've stepped away from it, and you mentioned it stayed on in the sequencer, but you forgot to show us how to turn it off in the event graph. I looked into things like custom event end or event end play. not sure what to connect it to.
with years of development - why can't the components panel in the unreal blueprint editor organize items alphabetically?
So how do you 'untrigger' the event in Sequencer ? Can I set another keyframe and turn into 0 ?
for metahuman, when I swap body or legs cloth (skeleton), it's not swapping automatically the material as in your tuto; don't know why ?
What if I wanted multiple fire like muzzle flashes? How'd I go about it? Only one fire or trigger worked, though I tried doing multiple triggers for one blue print.
I figured it out. You have to duplicate the blue print and trigger each event separately. Or Make individual static meshes for individual blue print. Whew.
Hi sir can u plz make a video on unreal shaders
I'll put in on the list, thanks!
It’s very intro but it’s a start - Unreal Engine Materials - Tutorial for Beginners - Learn by Building a Material from Scratch! #ue5
th-cam.com/video/Vv6elJ8OimI/w-d-xo.html
HI. Can you make a video about C++ in unreal engine?
Ah I’d love to BUT I’m not super C++ savvy…. Tho maybe I’ll try and learn more too, if so yes I will make that video 😀
You are absolutely awesome. This tut has opened my eyes to an entirely different way of animating in sequencer. “Triggers” are awesome! NEW SUB🫡
Glad it helped!