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I feel like this can’t be this easy

@UnrealMadeEasy

2 күн бұрын

Nothings complex if you break it into smaller parts. Thanks for watching this video.

You kept things very simple and easy to follow along. I need to rewatch to understand the why some things got deleted. I thought crouch stuff had been fully deleted early on? So when I seen you dragging crouch animations into the motion match databases it somewhat confused me. I think it will make sense if I go through it a second time.

@UnrealMadeEasy

8 күн бұрын

Around time stamp 5:15 I deleted the Pistol/Rifle jump and crouch animations. I did this reduce the time of the video. I only used the unarmed animations. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching the video.

Hey, I really enjoyed the video and I learned a lot from it. I also have a question. Do you think this could be useful to make the character turn towards the input direction with a bit of "lag" (like a smooth transition instead of instantly facing the input direction) AND drive all the motion with root motion instead of in-place locomotion? An example would be something like the following: -> Character facing away from camera -> Player inputs the "down" direction, instructing the character to come towards the camera -> The character begins to step backwards (moving towards the camera while still facing the other direction) using root motion, then gradually turns their body to one side, shifting into side-stepping (still with root motion), until finally transitioning to a forward walk towards the player's camera. Hopefully that makes sense. This style of movement would be very fitting for a solo project I'm working on, and I've been exploring options with custom-made math and components but I haven't had any luck coming up with a solid solution so far. I'm still in the animation stages, making all of my own custom root motion animations, so I haven't had a chance to test much. I'm just in the planning stages currently while I work on the animations and I noticed that this video seemed potentially relevant to it.

@UnrealMadeEasy

2 күн бұрын

From what I understand Motion Matching works with root motion. So as far as moving a character with a little bit of lag in comparison to camera and movement you may need to look into adjusting lag from the spring arm, camera or movement component. This video is merely designed to help understanding motion matching and changing states without worrying about Chooser/ selector plug in. (but his plug in may help you with what your asking.) I hop this helps. Thanks for watching the video.

Thanks so much for this tutorial! If I wanted to use all the pistol/rifle crouch and jump animations, would I just need to set up PSDs for each of those states?

@UnrealMadeEasy

2 күн бұрын

Yes that is the way I would do it. I just posted another motion match video. I hope this helps. thanks for watching the video.

@atlasentity

20 сағат бұрын

@@UnrealMadeEasy Thanks again for your help. Your videos made it easy to follow along and I managed to get all the states added with the rifle/pistol crouching and jumping. I am running into a few small issues I was wondering if you encountered. The main one is that when standing still and doing a rifle jump, my character disappears for a split second when he lands. I only have two animations in the PSD (the looping rifle jump start/fall). The other issue is that the idle animations appear to play really fast, so the character isn't actually doing the 'scanning' motion. Any ideas? Thanks again!!!!

get Character Trajectory Variable doesn't show itself in my ABP

@UnrealMadeEasy

10 күн бұрын

Make sure you enable plugin.

Aimoffset?

can u do a tutorial on how to give create ai characters w motion matching

@UnrealMadeEasy

2 күн бұрын

You requested it. I just posted it. Thanks for watching the video.

its replicated?