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Decapitating Enemies in Unreal

on March 15, 2021

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Unreal Character movement and Blendspaces : UE4 Open World tutorials #2

This video demonstrates, how to add movement capabilities to our third person character for our open world game. For this, I'll use animation blueprints and animation blendspaces to smoothly interpolate a set of animations to match with the movement speed. I'll explain the basic process in the video and only the things that require further explanations will be available in explained in this blog post. The character will have 4 movement states, Idle stand, walk, run and sprint . Running-walking can be toggled and sprinting works only when the shift key is being pressed. The movement speed of the character will be varying from -600 to 800 in unreal units. With the use of 2D blendspace , we can get a unique animation by blending idle, walk, run, sprint animations downloaded from mixamo. W.S.A.D movement input Movement input keys are defined in project settings -> input section. Also you can see/change input settings in DefaultInput.ini located in UnrealProjec

Unreal Character movement - Walk-Run and Sprint - UE4 Open World tutorials #3

This is part 3 of the tutorial series I am doing on how to create an open world game with unreal engine. In This episode, I will explain how to implement toggle run-walk and sprinting into our third person character using animation blendspaces and animation blueprint. Player can toggle the character running and walking using caps-lock and sprint by holding down left shift key. Each of these movement states will be animated using 2D animation blendspaces. All the animations and characters are from mixamo. Following video explains the main process you have to follow and only the things which require additional explanations are explained in the article. Input for Toggle Run and Sprint Input Events : Toggle Run and Sprint Movement speeds : Walk : 300 Run : 600 Sprint : 800 Blendspace Those are the points i thought would require further explanations. Thank you for reading the article, Feel free to raise any concerns here, or in youtube cha

Unreal Landscape Grass Output - Erasing Grass - UE4 Open World Tutorials #15

This is the part 15 of the tutorial series I am doing on how to create an open world Game in unreal engine. In the previous part, we created a landscape grass output which can spawn grass and some other bush type meshes based on the landscape material layer painted. This time, let's implement a method to erase those automatically spawned grass meshes wherever we need. Because, ability to remove grass wherever we need is essential in level design process. Following video explains the main process you have to follow and only the things which require additional explanations are explained in the article. Landscape Material with No grass layer. Highlighted area represents the changes i have done compared to last material we had. Landscape material layers Thank you for reading the article, Feel free to raise any concerns here, or in youtube channel or in the following facebook page. Join my facebook game developers club here : gamedevelopersclub

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