useful tut i cant get the github project to download and you kinda forgot the set player transform function in the FirstpGM can you make an icon inventory widget and show how to save inventory icons on the widget to slot
I need the same with the collection of actors by character on the ground, I try all the tutorials all the tutorials show the same life / score / stats but no one shows the equipment or other component attached to the character
The format of the videos chosen here was to be more concise and spending less time on building the logic and more time explaining it. It's a personal pet peeve of mine to watch a tutorial and see someone fumble around in spaghetti blueprints. This shortened video would otherwise take an hour or two. As such, what you're seeing is something already built, how it works and the project is given anyways for you to scrutinize.
@@PendingKill I appreciate your reply. I would definitely love to see a longer video. I don't think you fumble over when you're showing off spaghetti blueprints btw. I do appreciate what you do.
I'm always blown away when people are so generous in sharing their knowledge. Thank you!
Thank You! Having a sample projects on Github is a BIG plus here.
Glad it could help!
Thanks for uploading the Project, you saved my life :D
Wow brother!!! Your channel is so underrated this is amazing
useful tut i cant get the github project to download and you kinda forgot the set player transform function in the FirstpGM can you make an icon inventory widget and show how to save inventory icons on the widget to slot
great project file setup and structure i had to have vs2k17 installed and a git account in order to download the project file thumbs up man
I need the same with the collection of actors by character on the ground, I try all the tutorials all the tutorials show the same life / score / stats but no one shows the equipment or other component attached to the character
this feels like less of a tutorial and more of a show off.
The format of the videos chosen here was to be more concise and spending less time on building the logic and more time explaining it. It's a personal pet peeve of mine to watch a tutorial and see someone fumble around in spaghetti blueprints. This shortened video would otherwise take an hour or two.
As such, what you're seeing is something already built, how it works and the project is given anyways for you to scrutinize.
@@PendingKill I appreciate your reply. I would definitely love to see a longer video. I don't think you fumble over when you're showing off spaghetti blueprints btw.
I do appreciate what you do.