Did you ever continue your online multiplayer series? You mentioned making videos on hosting and connecting to hosts and stuff like that. Your original online multiplayer playlist was super good!
I guess the beset way to do this is by setting some priority to your targeting system. if a boss is in range it should start with the boss. Also if there are 10+ enemies you may not want to retarget all of them before you can return to the boss or an elite. A cycle back and forth would be nice with some arrow keys.
I have to press the assigned target key to cycle through. I'd like to try cycling using the directional buttons to navigate between the targets. Any suggestions?
i found an other variant of targeting, but this one running on the Pawn itself, i just make spawn actor : colision sphere plug in the editable range finder into and then you can simply add filters of wich kind of array targets you want + you can switch the targeting module actor into a filter added through any actor you add to your scene :D ( my case only characters and cars ). now the real question, can your be used into a pawn or only in Playercontroller, cause frankly for multiplayers purposes i don't want to stack too much stuff into the playercontroller and i don't want my players to target stuffs when out of a car. :) plus i didn't see is marker in range if not = destroy so i presume you target keep alive even out of the colision sphere ? For thoses who wants to add his cycling function on a custom one it does works, and for thoses who wants a destroy target marker on leave find range, just make : is the target variable still valid ? = falls = set current target to nothing.
@@ruellerz You may want the types of actors your can target to be different than your player. In my case, I made a parent actor BP_Enemy, and all the targetable enemies as child blueprints of that. Then I select BP_Enemy in the 'Get Overlapped Actors' in the sphere.
@@paulshelkov7956 You can't if it's a multiplayer project, you want to be able to target during pvp. So you have to send the logic "self" inside your targeting range and right after your for each loop, check self value == your array element if true, don't proceed
Did you ever continue your online multiplayer series? You mentioned making videos on hosting and connecting to hosts and stuff like that. Your original online multiplayer playlist was super good!
I guess the beset way to do this is by setting some priority to your targeting system. if a boss is in range it should start with the boss. Also if there are 10+ enemies you may not want to retarget all of them before you can return to the boss or an elite. A cycle back and forth would be nice with some arrow keys.
Clear, clean work, thank you
I have to press the assigned target key to cycle through. I'd like to try cycling using the directional buttons to navigate between the targets. Any suggestions?
your videos are a god send so helpful.
i found an other variant of targeting, but this one running on the Pawn itself, i just make spawn actor : colision sphere plug in the editable range finder into and then you can simply add filters of wich kind of array targets you want + you can switch the targeting module actor into a filter added through any actor you add to your scene :D ( my case only characters and cars ). now the real question, can your be used into a pawn or only in Playercontroller, cause frankly for multiplayers purposes i don't want to stack too much stuff into the playercontroller and i don't want my players to target stuffs when out of a car. :) plus i didn't see is marker in range if not = destroy so i presume you target keep alive even out of the colision sphere ?
For thoses who wants to add his cycling function on a custom one it does works, and for thoses who wants a destroy target marker on leave find range, just make : is the target variable still valid ? = falls = set current target to nothing.
What if you wanted to press ESC to clear your Target?
So i noticed that UE 4.27 doesnt have "is empty". is there a workaround for this?
I had the same issue. I tried array length; and greater than 0 integer boolean. Just hook that up to branch. That should fix you up.
Sorry meant an equal to boolean and leave it at zero.
seems like there is no "Is empty" Unreal 4.27... looking for a workaround to this
I used: if the array "length" is equal to zero and use that boolean for the branch
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Doh, third run through and it doesnt cycle through after targeting the last target
Fresh Targets in Range "Is Empty?" always returns false.
Resolved by removing my fix to not target myself. Alright now to figure out how to not target myself without breaking the cycling
Meh, skipping that tshoot and going to keep chugging through i guess
@@ruellerz You may want the types of actors your can target to be different than your player. In my case, I made a parent actor BP_Enemy, and all the targetable enemies as child blueprints of that. Then I select BP_Enemy in the 'Get Overlapped Actors' in the sphere.
@@paulshelkov7956 You can't if it's a multiplayer project, you want to be able to target during pvp. So you have to send the logic "self" inside your targeting range and right after your for each loop, check self value == your array element if true, don't proceed