ty so much for the tutorial i love you and your work pls like every time keep it up i know we love your videos and we will support it i will speak here this time for us all
Will you be doing a tutorial on how to add firing to weapons? I watched a dozen different tutorials and all of them do different things and none of them relate to this project setup.
Any reason why you set that local variable twice in a row? Kind of doesn't make sense, it would make sense if you had like a "previous recoil rotation" so you can calculate a delta later down the road.
@@peiblenks L-Recoil Rotation and L-Recoil Location - from a programming point of view, setting the same variable twice in a row doesn't achieve anything, since there's no use for them between the sets. Like I was saying, you can use this pattern if you want to store the current value before calculating the new value if you are going to calculate the delta between them or maybe interpolate between the values, but in this case you set them twice, all that achieves is that you end up with the final set being the final value, and probably use a bit more memory than necessary. I've seen this in other videos as well, just set a value and 2 nodes later set it again to a different value - just curious why :)
@@RobertBojor he set the Recoil Value and store it as a Localy variable Rotation/Location (wich local is only used on that function) ...so after that takes those normal variable values (recoil/reciol transform) to use them outside the function
@@MaxStudioCG2023 No, you didn't get my point. If you follow the graph for ProceduralRecoil function, the 3rd node is "L-Recoil Rotaion" and the 4th, right after setting it first, is again, L-Recol Rotaion. Nothing happens between 3rd and 4th node to affect the value.
@ he set the Recoil Value and store it as a Localy variable Rotation/Location (wich local is only used on that function) ...so after that takes those normal variable values (recoil/reciol transform) to use them outside the function
Hey! Well, I actually use it for a rifle too, like seen at the end of the video. You just need to call the event when firing multiple times, with a lower rate
@@DiezLifeStudio hi! Using overlays, and hand IK. You can watch tutorials if you search for rifle overlay gasp! Anyways, the project I showed in the video, already has it I think
Both of my arms were jittering really fast but after I connected everything to the right hand on the transform modify bones, now it's just the right hand doing it. How can I fix this? Everything else work out perfectly just the jittering in the right hand is going crazy.
@@originallylabeleddope1315 well, if I don't see it it is really hard to identify the problem, but I think maybe you have wrong values in the TInterp To nodes, with the interp speed, or maybe you didn't see the correction I made about the Transform Modify Bone nodes, you need to go and edit some values there. Or maybe you used the event graph logic in the wrong event, you need to use it in EventUpdateAnimation (the event tick of the anims bp)
@@peiblenks Do you have a discord where i can show you exactly what i have and what's happening? I followed the video step by step and have everything you have i went back and checked over and over to make sure i did everything the same way.
@@peiblenks looking forward to it. I just checked btw and my first Tinterp To speed is set to 20 and second one is set to 15 same as shown in video. I did notice on the Make Rotator return value when dragging on to the set L-Recoil Location a Get Rotation X Vector added itself in between to connect the two together. I don't see that in your video but whenever I connect the two that automatically adds in on its own.
@@attentivenettle well, I may be wrong, but I don't think so because you only call the function from firing. Maybe the tick part in the animation blueprint can be improved, but I really don't think it's a problem since I used the function with the rifle, and it doesn't give me low fps, even shooting the zombies and calling the gore system functions meanwhile.
ty so much for the tutorial i love you and your work pls like every time keep it up i know we love your videos and we will support it i will speak here this time for us all
@@ICONA-n5i thank you so much!! ❤
Loved it Works perfectly for my project
Glad you liked it! 😁
Amazing as always. Love it!!!!!!!
Let's go !
Please make tutorial on melee as well
this please
nice one!!thanks
Can you make a crosshair too, that looks amazing!
Yeah I will try to make a video about that soon! :D
WOW
Will you be doing a tutorial on how to add firing to weapons? I watched a dozen different tutorials and all of them do different things and none of them relate to this project setup.
It's an interesting video, so I want to study it, but I think I need prior learning. Can you tell me what kind of video it is?
Any reason why you set that local variable twice in a row? Kind of doesn't make sense, it would make sense if you had like a "previous recoil rotation" so you can calculate a delta later down the road.
@@RobertBojor what variable do you mean?
@@peiblenks L-Recoil Rotation and L-Recoil Location - from a programming point of view, setting the same variable twice in a row doesn't achieve anything, since there's no use for them between the sets. Like I was saying, you can use this pattern if you want to store the current value before calculating the new value if you are going to calculate the delta between them or maybe interpolate between the values, but in this case you set them twice, all that achieves is that you end up with the final set being the final value, and probably use a bit more memory than necessary.
I've seen this in other videos as well, just set a value and 2 nodes later set it again to a different value - just curious why :)
@@RobertBojor he set the Recoil Value and store it as a Localy variable Rotation/Location (wich local is only used on that function) ...so after that takes those normal variable values (recoil/reciol transform) to use them outside the function
@@MaxStudioCG2023 No, you didn't get my point. If you follow the graph for ProceduralRecoil function, the 3rd node is "L-Recoil Rotaion" and the 4th, right after setting it first, is again, L-Recol Rotaion. Nothing happens between 3rd and 4th node to affect the value.
@ he set the Recoil Value and store it as a Localy variable Rotation/Location (wich local is only used on that function) ...so after that takes those normal variable values (recoil/reciol transform) to use them outside the function
this only works for pistol .. you have any procedural for rifles?
Hey! Well, I actually use it for a rifle too, like seen at the end of the video. You just need to call the event when firing multiple times, with a lower rate
@peiblenks i see your hands are fixed ...i have an ik for this but mabe yours is more acurate ...mabe share it with us will be great :D
Procedural recoil should be used for twerking animations
How did you secure your left hand to the rifle?
@@DiezLifeStudio hi! Using overlays, and hand IK. You can watch tutorials if you search for rifle overlay gasp! Anyways, the project I showed in the video, already has it I think
@@DiezLifeStudio it is free to download
can you please make like Resident Evil 4 ?
Could you please make a gore tutorial?
Is there a reason my right arm is jittering after connecting the transform bones in the ABP_Sandboxcharacter Transform modify bone section?
Both of my arms were jittering really fast but after I connected everything to the right hand on the transform modify bones, now it's just the right hand doing it. How can I fix this? Everything else work out perfectly just the jittering in the right hand is going crazy.
@@originallylabeleddope1315 well, if I don't see it it is really hard to identify the problem, but I think maybe you have wrong values in the TInterp To nodes, with the interp speed, or maybe you didn't see the correction I made about the Transform Modify Bone nodes, you need to go and edit some values there.
Or maybe you used the event graph logic in the wrong event, you need to use it in EventUpdateAnimation (the event tick of the anims bp)
@@peiblenks Do you have a discord where i can show you exactly what i have and what's happening? I followed the video step by step and have everything you have i went back and checked over and over to make sure i did everything the same way.
@@originallylabeleddope1315 not yet, but maybe tonight after work I can make one and give you the link so you can show me the bug
@@peiblenks looking forward to it. I just checked btw and my first Tinterp To speed is set to 20 and second one is set to 15 same as shown in video. I did notice on the Make Rotator return value when dragging on to the set L-Recoil Location a Get Rotation X Vector added itself in between to connect the two together. I don't see that in your video but whenever I connect the two that automatically adds in on its own.
W ass video bro
Sheesh. Does it eat fps?
@@attentivenettle well, I may be wrong, but I don't think so because you only call the function from firing. Maybe the tick part in the animation blueprint can be improved, but I really don't think it's a problem since I used the function with the rifle, and it doesn't give me low fps, even shooting the zombies and calling the gore system functions meanwhile.
@peiblenks
Aigh man you're a superior