Really cool, would be great of IT is also gamepad compatible, also what are the other plans, like Bow fighthing or Magic? Really cool project, i love IT!
I got more than one character that I'm working with. Sorta, of a party composition. was wondering if, at any point in the item menu tutorials you might address changing characters, or quipping them with different thing, not juts the main one? hope you're still read old comments :)
Bro that is very good tutorial for us, just have a problem. I beleive you will fix it. When you jump or run that moment inventory's character start jump or run. Can i explain?
@@CodeLikeMe Are you talking about entering inventory - disabling login code? However, yes, I did it, for example, before opening the inventory, i jumping and when I open it, it shows it by jumping, but the inputs are disabled. Before the incident
Is there a way you can rotate the character around on its Z axis by clicking an holding dragging the mouse on top of it. Maybe letting go of mouse it can auto center after a certain amount of time has passed
Hey, you are using cpp when you code in blueprint. It just a visual way of doing it. Instead of typing If{ This happens do this. }else { Or else do this instead } They simplify it with the branch node in blueprint. So when you are using those nodes you are writing c++ behind the scene. The difference is you are limited with blueprints to the nodes unreal give you.
You will have to combine both and don't listen to advice saying use BP only while it seems simple and straightforward at first but managing large project and fixing bugs can literally end your project and if you are making complex system like rpg then you need CPP and you will still have to make use of BP to set properties at run time. Basically via CPP you are defining systems and making instance/child classes in BP to set static base properties. So in short CPP for complex operations for performance purposes and easy bug fixing then combine that with BP to make surface level changes. It will take time to learn but it's worth it take few CPP courses on Udemy and don't get into tutorial hell, use tutorial to get surface level understanding and then smash that learning deeply.
Man, it's so good. Great work!
Glad you think so!
Nice work man!!!!! Very informative and love the work so far..... Keep it up👍
More to come!
Thx
no problem
This is a great tutorial. Please complete the tutorial. Thank you very much
Thank you, I will
AWESOME !!!
Thanks!!
GG!!
Really cool, would be great of IT is also gamepad compatible, also what are the other plans, like Bow fighthing or Magic? Really cool project, i love IT!
Yes.what about bow and skills-spells?
I will come back to them after the inventory
I got more than one character that I'm working with. Sorta, of a party composition.
was wondering if, at any point in the item menu tutorials you might address changing characters, or quipping them with different thing, not juts the main one?
hope you're still read old comments :)
Nice work man!!! My character don’t rotate after teleport în widget location
same here, it just keeps the old rotation. did you fix it?
Bro that is very good tutorial for us, just have a problem. I beleive you will fix it. When you jump or run that moment inventory's character start jump or run. Can i explain?
I have disabled character input when entering the inventory mode. Did you do that?
@@CodeLikeMe Are you talking about entering inventory - disabling login code? However, yes, I did it, for example, before opening the inventory, i jumping and when I open it, it shows it by jumping, but the inputs are disabled. Before the incident
bro can you help me??
Is there a way you can rotate the character around on its Z axis by clicking an holding dragging the mouse on top of it. Maybe letting go of mouse it can auto center after a certain amount of time has passed
I'll cover that in a future episode
@@CodeLikeMethank you.
I'm a beginner So i want to know i can make RPG by using Cpp if yes then which one is better for RPG CPP OR blueprint
Hey, you are using cpp when you code in blueprint. It just a visual way of doing it. Instead of typing
If{
This happens do this.
}else {
Or else do this instead
}
They simplify it with the branch node in blueprint. So when you are using those nodes you are writing c++ behind the scene.
The difference is you are limited with blueprints to the nodes unreal give you.
I'm using cpp I want to know can i create RPG by using cpp or not because i can't find any tutorial of RPG in yt mostly using blueprint .
@@owaisansari5752 No one uses CPP for unreal anymore, bro. Blueprint is way faster and easier. Don't waste your time.
You will have to combine both and don't listen to advice saying use BP only while it seems simple and straightforward at first but managing large project and fixing bugs can literally end your project and if you are making complex system like rpg then you need CPP and you will still have to make use of BP to set properties at run time. Basically via CPP you are defining systems and making instance/child classes in BP to set static base properties. So in short CPP for complex operations for performance purposes and easy bug fixing then combine that with BP to make surface level changes. It will take time to learn but it's worth it take few CPP courses on Udemy and don't get into tutorial hell, use tutorial to get surface level understanding and then smash that learning deeply.
@@Kullthegreat thank for your advice it's helpful
is this all replicated?
yes