Download GALSAD Now: store.steampowered.com/app/1344340/GALSAD__Galactic_Salvage_and_Disposal/ Sorry about the mic issue, it lasts no longer than 10 seconds :)
@@TheF4c3m4n Hey. Thanks for buying my game! Hope you enjoy it. I was thinking of having a contest and giving prizes to the top five scores at the end of the month. What do you think?
@@OtakuCulture0 The game is still available for $1 on Steam. I'd make it free, but Steam won't let me. Enough people have downloaded it to fill the leaderboard. Making it was a fun learning experience.
A little tip for anyone here in 2022: Adjust the spotlight so its just abit below the camera, or else the shadows from objects gonna dissapear if you point at them. This is the best flashlight tutorial out there which I use in all my projects :)
Hello Matt, very good morning, first of all, thank you very much for your videos, even though I hardly know English, I have learned a lot throughout this year and I thank you because without you that would not be possible. Thank you very much bro and I hope to see you here more, greetings.
A good thing to note is that if you get a negative number of battery percentage when your battery runs out, and it's a miracle that I got this idea, it's because the number you have picked doesn't go into 100. For example, I had it set to quite a large number to drain each time so that I can demonstrate quickly and see if it works, and I picked 6, but if you think about it, you cannot countdown precisely to 0 from 100 by taking away 6 each time. At the end I was left with 4 and if it drained the battery again, which it would because the battery is still above 0, it would do 4-6 which equals -2.
This is exactly what I was looking for,thanks. What would you recommend as the best method for having your flashlight glow? Attach a glow actor to a socket on the camera for when you turn it on?
I recently found your channel and I have been loving the tutorials and have learned quite alot.Thank you for making these videos!I'm not sure if you take requests but I've added a day/night cycle to my project and it works great but I'm using emissive materials on the windows of the buildings to make it look like the lights are on inside but I would like to make these materials toggle on/off with the day/night cycle so it looks like the lights turn off when it's day time and on at night.I can't find any tutorials on how to do this.Maybe you could do a tutorial on this?That would be awesome.
No problem man, so glad you discovered my channel and that I can help you! And yeah I can add that to my list to do thank you, its quite a lengthy list lol, but I'll keep it mind. Thanks for the suggestion :)
Hey bro, i cant find anywhere on youtube tutorial for walk speed, want to reduce walking speed. if you have time to make one tutorial about that. Thx in advance
Hey man, to do this you can simply open your character blueprint, select "Character Movement" in the top left and then in the top right search for "Max Walk Speed" and change this to be what you want. 600 is default. Hope this helps :)
Well, what Steven Wynn said. I don't know if you already did a tutorial on the subject. But maybe you could do a game instance tutorial. Where the game instance keeps track of all your relevant variables like battery status, ammo, health, etcetera. So when you travel to another level, your stuff will come with you.
Hey. Thanks for this. Very helpful. Would it be possible for a part 2? I can't find it anywhere, where it's a black light. You know, where you shine it on the wall, and some writing appears, or vampire FX where certain objects burn or change texture when hit by the light, permanently or temperrary (like the black light would or with a timer).
@@MattAspland I'm thinking 2 different things here. 1) would be text/image is revealed only when the light is shown on it, like a blacklight on hidden text. 2) would be like a heat lamp on invisible ink, where once the text is revealed , it is permanent, or fades slowly over time.
whenever my battery goes down to 0, The flashlight doesn't turn off automatically. Also when I pick up a new battery, it doesn't go down until I toggle the flashlight again
Hey, yeah of course I can. I believe you are in my server right? If so, you could message me in there in the problems and solutions channel. Or reply here, whichever is easier for you :)
Download GALSAD Now: store.steampowered.com/app/1344340/GALSAD__Galactic_Salvage_and_Disposal/
Sorry about the mic issue, it lasts no longer than 10 seconds :)
Nice, I'll definitely grab the game for $1, it looks fun! Great tutorial Matt!
@@TheF4c3m4n That's great to hear, thank you for supporting them :) And thank you for the kind words too
@@TheF4c3m4n Hey. Thanks for buying my game! Hope you enjoy it. I was thinking of having a contest and giving prizes to the top five scores at the end of the month. What do you think?
@@wyvernwerks4550 i was thinking of buying it to support indi games, how many times it been downloaded , i cant see it on link
@@OtakuCulture0 The game is still available for $1 on Steam. I'd make it free, but Steam won't let me. Enough people have downloaded it to fill the leaderboard. Making it was a fun learning experience.
A little tip for anyone here in 2022: Adjust the spotlight so its just abit below the camera, or else the shadows from objects gonna dissapear if you point at them. This is the best flashlight tutorial out there which I use in all my projects :)
Hello Matt, very good morning, first of all, thank you very much for your videos, even though I hardly know English, I have learned a lot throughout this year and I thank you because without you that would not be possible. Thank you very much bro and I hope to see you here more, greetings.
Best tutorials out, just started learning UE4 and can't understand others as well. I appreciate the depth and clarity keep it up 💯👍
A good thing to note is that if you get a negative number of battery percentage when your battery runs out, and it's a miracle that I got this idea, it's because the number you have picked doesn't go into 100. For example, I had it set to quite a large number to drain each time so that I can demonstrate quickly and see if it works, and I picked 6, but if you think about it, you cannot countdown precisely to 0 from 100 by taking away 6 each time. At the end I was left with 4 and if it drained the battery again, which it would because the battery is still above 0, it would do 4-6 which equals -2.
Batteries included.. nice job
Another like from me! This was pretty cool in it doesn't use the Tick. Gives me plenty of ideas.
Lots of useful concepts in this one. The logic could apply to ammo pick up, health regeneration, or whatever. Nice job!
Yep, its all about applying your knowledge like that! Thank you!
Well done on the game too, all the best of luck with the launch! :)
great tutorial
This is exactly what I was looking for,thanks. What would you recommend as the best method for having your flashlight glow? Attach a glow actor to a socket on the camera for when you turn it on?
That's awsome
Thank you!
Nice one. Awesome❤👍
Thank you so much! :)
A good tutorial
Thank you!
Hey matt! Can you pls make a video on how to create Taser Gun ?
Hey, great suggestion, I could look into that :)
I recently found your channel and I have been loving the tutorials and have learned quite alot.Thank you for making these videos!I'm not sure if you take requests but I've added a day/night cycle to my project and it works great but I'm using emissive materials on the windows of the buildings to make it look like the lights are on inside but I would like to make these materials toggle on/off with the day/night cycle so it looks like the lights turn off when it's day time and on at night.I can't find any tutorials on how to do this.Maybe you could do a tutorial on this?That would be awesome.
No problem man, so glad you discovered my channel and that I can help you! And yeah I can add that to my list to do thank you, its quite a lengthy list lol, but I'll keep it mind. Thanks for the suggestion :)
@@MattAspland Thank you. :)
Hey bro, i cant find anywhere on youtube tutorial for walk speed, want to reduce walking speed.
if you have time to make one tutorial about that. Thx in advance
Hey man, to do this you can simply open your character blueprint, select "Character Movement" in the top left and then in the top right search for "Max Walk Speed" and change this to be what you want. 600 is default. Hope this helps :)
Well, what Steven Wynn said.
I don't know if you already did a tutorial on the subject. But maybe you could do a game instance tutorial.
Where the game instance keeps track of all your relevant variables like battery status, ammo, health, etcetera.
So when you travel to another level, your stuff will come with you.
Yeah okay, I think that sounds like a good idea thank you
@@MattAspland I'd like to see that too Matt. This way I can save from one location.
Isn't using the delay node the same as the thick node?
which consumes more resources?
Hey. Thanks for this. Very helpful.
Would it be possible for a part 2?
I can't find it anywhere, where it's a black light.
You know, where you shine it on the wall, and some writing appears, or vampire FX where certain objects burn or change texture when hit by the light, permanently or temperrary (like the black light would or with a timer).
Hey, no problem, happy to help!
And that's a fantastic idea, I'll definitely add it to my list to do! Thanks!
@@MattAspland I'm thinking 2 different things here.
1) would be text/image is revealed only when the light is shown on it, like a blacklight on hidden text.
2) would be like a heat lamp on invisible ink, where once the text is revealed , it is permanent, or fades slowly over time.
@@ZimCrusher Great ideas, thanks for more in-depth information about it!
If I wanna get the light intensity to fade as the battery drain, how do I do that? I tried converting the integer to float but that was a bad idea…
This all works in UE5, right? I plan to test this out in UE5.
whenever my battery goes down to 0, The flashlight doesn't turn off automatically. Also when I pick up a new battery, it doesn't go down until I toggle the flashlight again
How to show how much battery remains on player screen, like stamina when your running it will be appear indicator on the screen how to do that?
how can i pick up the battery with a line trace setup?
Is there a tutorial where you could pick these items up and it shows on the ui how many batteries you have collected?
This really needs a meter display since the print strings only work in editor
2023 and still working. How would you add a meter to it?
For some reason the gate will never open because my interact button is not working right
hey I was wondering if you could help me with an unrelated problem im having
Hey, yeah of course I can. I believe you are in my server right? If so, you could message me in there in the problems and solutions channel. Or reply here, whichever is easier for you :)
@@MattAspland one of you morerators told me what the problem was.
thank you
Ah great, no problem, glad they could help :)
I am facing a strange problem
I can only pick up batteries in a specific sequence
hi, I have the same problem, did you find a solution ?
me too
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