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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2024
- This is my first tutorial video showing how to import a character from Sketchfab and setup a locomotion system of walk and run for it.
Useful links:
Animations.zip
drive.google.com/file/d/1MB3I...
Character Model used in the tutorial:
sketchfab.com/3d-models/ue4-r...
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Thank you sooo soo much! i watched 4 other youtube videos and none of them explained it as easy as you did! Subbed!
Glad it helped!
Hey, I just saw your tutorial and it is excellent can't wait to see what you do next! 😃👏👍
hahah thanks for the comment
I'll definitely post more videos.
@@LocoDev are you going to be talking more about locomotion?
@@wesleywinchester1890 ah yes that's the purpose here I posted a new video of glide system
th-cam.com/video/bCAoWoSGz_8/w-d-xo.html
you can suggest me ideas for next videos
It's the best) thank you for your work
Glad it was useful :)
I added the transition between idle and "walk n run" but still, even after adding the "less/greater than" my character is stuck in idle animation. How can I fix?
Ok, this ive been seeing a lot of this same tutorial where we use a 1D Blendspace, and a separate sprint event to trigger the speed change, that triggers the dash animation. :( Been going in circles looking for a way to trigger the speed change with just the thumbstick. What im trying to accomplish is - you get a walk animation if you are moving the thumbstick gently, then both speed and animation changes when you go full tilt on it. How do we do that?
Try this:
Create a new 1D Blendspace asset in Unreal Engine and add your animations for walking and running to it.
In the Blendspace, set the X-axis to represent the speed of the character, with 0 being the slowest and 1 being the fastest.
Add a new float variable to your character blueprint, and set it to control the speed of the character.
In the blueprint, create a new event that listens for input from the thumbstick. You can use the "Get Axis Value" node to get the input from the thumbstick.
Use a "Map Range Clamped" node to map the thumbstick input to a range of 0 to 1, representing the speed of the character.
Set the float variable you created earlier to the mapped thumbstick input value.
Use the float variable as the input for the 1D Blendspace you created earlier.
Use an "If" node to check if the thumbstick input value is above a certain threshold (e.g., 0.5 for full tilt).
If the input value is above the threshold, trigger the run animation in the 1D Blendspace.
If the input value is below the threshold, trigger the walk animation in the 1D Blendspace.
this tutorial is amazing!
can you please make one more on how to make thtat on metahuman please?
sure
hello mate how are you doing i just want to ask you why the fall lopp when i hit the groud still the animation work for a while then stops its not like the vedio here when you hit the ground it stops while me still playing the falling lopp a little bit longer then stops help me out 😘and thanks for the amazing vedios
Hi, I wonder why you still using ue4 skeleton
Its due to the fact that the animations I have are for this specific skeleton, so I don't have to retarget everytime.
heya, its been quite some time..im having trouble with the jump animation. It plays fully even on landing
check the transition of landing on the character animation bp