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because I didn't find this video before .... thank you...❤❤

Great stuff, thanks :D

thanks!

great tutorial ! i wonder if there is a way to run blueprint actors in sequencer . The rotating ball in the second shot is exactly what i am trying to achieve in a different version of Unreal Engine, so i do not have motion graphic tools. I prepped a blueprint actor to do that however i could not run the blueprint in sequencer , it only works when simulated. Can you help me with it if you know a trick ?

Hello! I encountered a problem that UE 5.4 freezes a lot, although UE 5.3 works without problems, I see that you do not have freezes, did you solve this problem or did you not encounter this problem in the first place? My pc is quite powerful, and I can’t figure out what the reason is, is it a ue 5.4 bug or what? If anyone encountered this problem and was able to solve it, please let me know

Question - If I intend to put these components on my player character, how can I make the damage amount be something controlled by outside factors - for instance if I want 3 different enemy ai who all have a hit strength of 10, 20, 50, respectively - how would I get this system to be responsive to all of the different damage calculations?

Amazing tutorial I keep coming back to this one whenever I forget.

are you going to use it in cinema theatre? then why using the P3 as ODT... The social media platforms use Rec.709 and gamma 2.2 or 2.4

good to see you back!

Greate video..but i have a issue with unreal..after adding motion design plug in unreal take too long time preparing all textures and assets after the project open..its only happened after the plugin added...is this normal or just happened to me..plz give a reply

Hello a congrats for the channel. From the point of view of someone which is kind of new to unreal I find it would be a way more useful to have a proper step by step tutorial and see how do you actually do it the thing rather than an overview of how you did it. A bit more the style of tutorial you did in your "Unreal Engine 5.4 Made Me a Motion Designer, and Now I Can't Stop" video. Also maybe using meshes and assets that are actually free and people can download for free. I think that would be more helpful, at least for people like me that know the very basics of Unreal but still struggle to find their way around it (Unreal is vast). For people coming for a background in 2D motion graphics interested in Unreal this might be daunting Even if the tutorial is a bit longer and even if instead of showing 3 shots you only show 1. Last thing is I haven't seen many people covering the 2D motion graphics capabilities of the software with easy to follow step by step example and I think people might be interested. At least I know I would. Thanks again for everything and congrats for the channel and the great content.

Im a complete noob so excuse my stupidity but at the start when making triangle could you not of just made the triangle and used polgon draw and cut function to get all the seperate shapes?

My question is what kind of performance hit will this be in a game setting?

The audio of this video has ALOT of bass.

I love your tutorials, please keep them going! On the other hand, coming from c4d, I hope they will implement a lot more pre-made actors as I don't have the same expertise as you building all those tools in blueprint on my own :D Maybe I get to this point someday by watching your tutorials, but it definitely would be quicker if they give us more pre-made functions. Thank you!

amei, obrigado!

Thanks. Why you named it 'map'? is there any specific reason?

Great tutorial , I am ultra new to unreal but I felt I can follow it. So 💭 it can we intresting to try some s shape walls or curves patterns or import computational designed artifacts from Rhinio or Blender and animate those. If we wanna push something more maybe we would able to prototype physical design control servos somehow and project motion design with projector that can be cool … although this sounds like bit overkill. Using separate softwares might be better rather trying to create this directly in unreal. I can image couple appaoches. If we go back to bit more simple experience this can be great as XR project . To create interactive artifacts or alove interior architecture piece for mobile or headsets….

This is great! Thanks Brandon!

Thank you for creating this tutorial

Amazing master! does the nanite and raytracing already work on Mac? If not do you thing it worth to make a project like this one? or the results would be bad? Thanks for the tut by the way

Amazinggggg

Hey bro, thanks for the tutorial. I'm struggling to use the 'target' option for a skeletal mesh because it seems to work with the effector, but nothing happens when I try it with the skeletal mesh. Also, is there a way to use Alembic or skeletal meshes with cloner objects? Thanks for your help in advance.

Love all this stuff, it's gonna be fun to implement this in game menus aswell, I've been playing around with rendering this stuff out and then reimporting and using media player :) very fun

Great Project and overview - Thanks for sharing! Are Blueprints comparable to Blenders Geonodes? Does it transfer logic wise?

I had a great time creating this project! Thank you for all your support on other platforms. Be sure to follow me on instagram and twitter for updates @thebranclem I hope you learn something new and valuable! Cheers! ❤

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I didn't know I needed this. Thanks!

Kind of a beginner with blueprints and utilities, so maybe somebody can help. My Utility Material stack box does not allow me to find any materials. It says New Material next to a box that says None with a white line under it. When I click the drop down next to that says None I can't find any materials to select. EDIT1: it is also not allowing me to connect the NewMaterial variable to the material part of the of Add map EDIT2: kind of got it working by changing the material variable from a Material to a Material Instance EDIT3: and as i finish the tutorial i see that is exactly what he did. haha!

So many of these tutorials I've seen are just SO basic. Just fire up the Third Person template and I'll show you how the old input system works even though I'm using UE 5.3 on screen, then we'll just have tight coupling via a very lazy hard reference to the PlayerController instead of building a scalable system that allows different objects to report themselves in different ways. Like and subscribe.

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I enjoyed it. Thank you. The Component creation is the advanced level in UE or Unity.The main problem for me The Assets I buy and can't understand how to use them is my lack of understanding of Actor Components. You may see around some guys complain about asset is that he has the same lack of knowledge like me. Creating Components is scary to me, I can code and find any solution in Character and AnimBP or Actor BPs so I hope I can overthrow my fear and collect functions in components to achieve what i want to develop. Thank you for your help. Appreciated. Well clear tutorial it's 25 min and i didn't bore till end, loved your tutorial. Regards.

I still don’t get it 😩

You're coming into my feed at just the right time. I have a bunch of hard references I replaced. :)

Great tutorial. I just want to let it be known that having that "does implement interface" step is usually unnecessary. It was used here to basically tell the ForEach loop that it's found the first instance of something you can interact with to then be able to break the loop. You can just call the "Interact" message function, and it won't do anything with any actors that don't implement the interface, which is one of the most powerful things about using Interfaces. Again that branch check was just to check that we ran into the first instance of an actor that implements the interface. If, for example you wanted to loop through all the interactable actors within the overlapped actor, you just need to stick a pin straight into the "Interact" message and it will trigger the interact function on every actor that has an interact function and skip the ones that don't with zero bugs or erroring out due to unexplained references and whatnot.

but then how do you see at a glance which button actuates what?

I didn't know that detail view is also available in widget editor Nice tutor 👍🏻

Great content. Looking forward to more exciting Motion design stuff. I'm not seeing the little diamond shape icon to create a key when you select a null or effector in the details panel why is this? Thanks.

This is awesome. Thanks Bro!😎

what about parenting static mesh to a skeleton like they did in a demo?

I'm familiar with realtime/UE. What's the overall reaction (if any) from the C4D community? I''m not familiar with the feature set of C4D, so it's difficult to make a comparison with 5.4. If I had that baseline, it would be easy enough to extrapolate future changes coming down the pipe for mograph in UE.

Wow. The mograph tools in UE have incredible potential. Provides a productivity boost and makes it available to everyone with a few clicks. I kind of wish I hadn't spent so much time buildng similar stuff by hand 😑

But can you reverse the float variable in the non transform variant in the blueprint? Also why is the boolean always in the elum next to is valid?

Every time sample I have shaders compiling, how do I fix this? sorry if I didn't see it in the video

So this wont replace after effects after all 😞

Could you/would you use this tool to make a wall that is broken up into say, smaller squares, that move away from the player as they get close, and back again as they move away?

nobody cares.

3D mode and one of the best 3D programs

Hi, is it possible to change the mouse option? I would like that when I select an object by creating a rectangle I would like to do it with the left mouse button, because I don't feel comfortable with the right.