Delegates | Implementing a Game Phase System | Section 2 | Part 2 | Core | RTS Framework | UE5

Continuing Section 2 we discuss our Game Phase System and cover Delegates in Unreal Engine. We then begin the implementation of the Game Phase System.
Timestamps:
00:00 Start
00:05 Lesson - Delegates, rvalue and lvalue
05:20 Code - Implementing Game Phase System
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[@kalleskit]

Big kudos once again to you for these videos.

[@rogueentitydev]

Thanks, was a bit of a gamble I am glad people are enjoying them. Hoping once we get a good framework base we can use it to do some more advanced tutorial topics.

[@webpoint4737]

I am getting error in StartNextPhase() function the error is "No Operator+ matches arguments of type ERTSCore_GamePhaseState and int" , line "const int32 NextPhaseIndex = static_cast(GetGamePhaseState() + 1)"
please take a look

[@rogueentitydev]

Is your ERTSCore_GamePhaseState a class? (enum class ERTSCore_GamePhaseState) ?

[@rogueentitydev]

Ah wait i think you have a misplaced bracket on the cast, should be
const int32 NextPhaseIndex = static_cast(GetGamePhaseState()) + 1;

[@webpoint4737]

@@rogueentitydev Thank you

[@user-qo4yb3ru7c]

@@rogueentitydev Well I also specified enum class ERTSCore_GamePhaseState, but the error still points to const int32 NextPhaseIndex = static_cast(GetGamePhaseState() + 1);
Even though when I put +1 for brackets it worked.