I watched various tutorials about animation blueprint, but your channel showed me how it all works. You broke down animation blueprint into prime factors, explaining step by step, as simply as possible, how it works. Many thanks for all the knowledge you share
This is amazing we cannot thank you enough. The internet is amazing but human beings like you that add educational content like this are even more amazing. GOD BLESS AMERICA.
Another banger! Since you seem to read every comment I will tell you this: I started creating on blender as a hobby a couple of years ago. The idea of making my creations playable and somewhat ''alive'' always been something I wanted to do but always felt like an unachievable dream... Thanks to your videos, I can finally make that happen and I am so so grateful you are doing this. You are single handedly raising a whole generation of indie game devs and that deserves all my respect and admiration. Will for sure support you financially once I start releasing my projects. Keep it up Kevin you're the best!
Wow. What a motivating comment. Also. No pressure 😂. I’m glad the vids are helpful. I think we’re going to be starting various mini game examples too which will hopefully be fun for you all. Thanks for watching and dropping the comment.
Wow, I'v been trying to learn and digest UE's logic for a while now. As an experienced CG artist who's good with node graph setups in other DCCs, The way you broke the task of each division and what they're responsible for made it a lot clearer now. You sir are a lengend, Subscribed.
we do have a couple of other anim videos and I'm still working on the "Map" that shows videos, the order, and how they relate. Thanks for watching and dropping a comment!!
Man thank you i was looking for someone to actualy explain to concept and you did just that. not like 95% of the tutorials who just show you what to do
It will be interesting to take 2 or 3h total, to learn with ALS, it is well constructed, and for average to advanced viewers it will be really pleasant to rediscover the use of Interfaces.
@@livinfreestyle6727 I actually find it very helpful! Especially when you're giving examples or like when you're acting the falling movement, it makes it easier to visualize. Also for people that English is not their first language, it tends to be easier to see the person talking.
I feel like you guys ruined the third person template with this Lyra system. Now it’s very difficult to follow established tutorials on third person and there’s just so much packed into it that it’s hard to figure out how to implement things because you have to understand all the little details before doing it. also, the documentation isn’t even really updated that well yet. is there anywhere to get the third person template that was in the previous version like unreal 4 that had the third person template without the Lyra system
"I feel like you guys" this definitely made me smile......I don't work for Epic. Just like you, I am figuring out how all the new templates etc work and just trying to help out with some tutorials etc. As far as getting the previous unreal template. You could create a third person template in 4.27 for example. Save it. Then open it in 5.X and unreal should covert it for you. Presto. Old template, new version.
@@livinfreestyle6727 fair enough. I actually like your style so far it’s pretty easy to understand. I hope you keep doing these. I’ll be trying to watch as many of these as possible because you actually explain things unlike other tutorials.
@@livinfreestyle6727 yeah for sure. I’m going to keep watching your videos. I’ll try to catch up to where you are now, but it’s going to take me a while. I just don’t understand why other videos have more views than you do especially when you take a lot more time to explain everything. Let’s just hope that that changes overtime! Thanks again for taking the time and not giving up on the views!
I can understand your frustration but as a person who has been playing with unreal engine since version 3 in high school the amount of quality of life improvements they have made for developers is absolutely unreal. I remember how painful it was just to setup a basic melee weapon combat system in C# as well as the third person camera system and movement. Yea it’s a new learning curve but it pays off.
I watched various tutorials about animation blueprint, but your channel showed me how it all works.
You broke down animation blueprint into prime factors, explaining step by step, as simply as possible, how it works.
Many thanks for all the knowledge you share
You’re welcome!
Yeahh
It's Underrated channel 😕, hope it gets million subs
Maybe one day!
This is amazing we cannot thank you enough.
The internet is amazing but human beings like you that add educational content like this are even more amazing.
GOD BLESS AMERICA.
Glad this was helpful.
Thank you very much!!
Finally I understand blueprint animation
thank you very much again💙
You're very welcome
Another banger! Since you seem to read every comment I will tell you this: I started creating on blender as a hobby a couple of years ago. The idea of making my creations playable and somewhat ''alive'' always been something I wanted to do but always felt like an unachievable dream... Thanks to your videos, I can finally make that happen and I am so so grateful you are doing this. You are single handedly raising a whole generation of indie game devs and that deserves all my respect and admiration. Will for sure support you financially once I start releasing my projects. Keep it up Kevin you're the best!
Wow. What a motivating comment. Also. No pressure 😂. I’m glad the vids are helpful. I think we’re going to be starting various mini game examples too which will hopefully be fun for you all. Thanks for watching and dropping the comment.
Best teacher on youtube... Thx!
Wow, thanks! and thanks for watching
Wow, I'v been trying to learn and digest UE's logic for a while now. As an experienced CG artist who's good with node graph setups in other DCCs, The way you broke the task of each division and what they're responsible for made it a lot clearer now. You sir are a lengend, Subscribed.
It’s so good to hear that some of these are helpful for experienced people too. Thanks for watching and dropping feedback.
Thank you for your tutorials, you are a wonderful teacher!
Glad you like them!
I would suggest everyone to watch this channel blueprint tutorial, which more than enough
Thx for spreading the word
Coming back to this stream again while i tweak the firstperson_anim class and its helping a ton!
awesome that its helpful
Subscribed! This video was informative and constructive. Instead of jumping in to action, I like how you explain. Please do more of Animation stuff.
we do have a couple of other anim videos and I'm still working on the "Map" that shows videos, the order, and how they relate. Thanks for watching and dropping a comment!!
Thank you this is very helpful, and maybe the best tutorial there to demystify ABPs
Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching
clear and understandable. Thank you so much.
You are very welcome
Man thank you i was looking for someone to actualy explain to concept and you did just that. not like 95% of the tutorials who just show you what to do
You're welcome. More coming for sure!
This is cool. Thanks for all the timestamps
Glad to hear the timestamps help too
Great stuff! This gives some cool insights into basic animation blueprint basics.
Thanks for watching!
It will be interesting to take 2 or 3h total, to learn with ALS, it is well constructed, and for average to advanced viewers it will be really pleasant to rediscover the use of Interfaces.
As I mentioned in the stream. Beyond just great learning, I really liked the feel of the movement!
Thanks... This broke the yoke for me. So much appreciation!!!!!!!!
That's so good to hear. Now you can really run then!
commenting for the algo. awesome tut thx
Thank you for doing so! Appreciate the support
very nice
Thanks for the comment and the watch
I like the content but the talking head in the corner is too distracting.
Thanks for the heads up, as we progress we can try a few without and see what people prefer
@@livinfreestyle6727 I actually find it very helpful! Especially when you're giving examples or like when you're acting the falling movement, it makes it easier to visualize. Also for people that English is not their first language, it tends to be easier to see the person talking.
Also a good thing to keep in mind. I will try to strike a balance and see what works. Thanks for letting me know
Keep Kevin the talking head on screen+1
I feel like you guys ruined the third person template with this Lyra system. Now it’s very difficult to follow established tutorials on third person and there’s just so much packed into it that it’s hard to figure out how to implement things because you have to understand all the little details before doing it. also, the documentation isn’t even really updated that well yet. is there anywhere to get the third person template that was in the previous version like unreal 4 that had the third person template without the Lyra system
"I feel like you guys" this definitely made me smile......I don't work for Epic. Just like you, I am figuring out how all the new templates etc work and just trying to help out with some tutorials etc. As far as getting the previous unreal template. You could create a third person template in 4.27 for example. Save it. Then open it in 5.X and unreal should covert it for you. Presto. Old template, new version.
@@livinfreestyle6727 fair enough. I actually like your style so far it’s pretty easy to understand. I hope you keep doing these. I’ll be trying to watch as many of these as possible because you actually explain things unlike other tutorials.
The plan is to keep going :) More to come and it's really up to the community what we work on. Thanks for watching and taking time to drop feedback
@@livinfreestyle6727 yeah for sure. I’m going to keep watching your videos. I’ll try to catch up to where you are now, but it’s going to take me a while. I just don’t understand why other videos have more views than you do especially when you take a lot more time to explain everything. Let’s just hope that that changes overtime! Thanks again for taking the time and not giving up on the views!
I can understand your frustration but as a person who has been playing with unreal engine since version 3 in high school the amount of quality of life improvements they have made for developers is absolutely unreal. I remember how painful it was just to setup a basic melee weapon combat system in C# as well as the third person camera system and movement. Yea it’s a new learning curve but it pays off.