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join my discord, link should be on my profile

The best way in blueprints to read values of variables is just using the print string and covert the value to a string you can print, a lot of variables like floats and integers will automatically convert it to a string when you attempt to plug it in

@@savio- ah thank you for the fasr reply! Noted 👍👍

Youre going to want to look into animation retargetting, there are tons of good videos on CZcams explaining how to do retargetting and its pretty easy once you do it once

Haha thanks, i think i just talk to fast and forget to pronounce properly sometimes 🤣

Helpful tools, I appreciate it!

Yeah it's actually quite easy, you can just filter the closest hit enemy when you trace before updating motion warping as you want your motion warped location to be the closest enemy (doesn't have to be based off distance but that's the most common)

Orr, if you have a lock on system in your game, you can make it so it always warps to the enemy you are locked on to and ignore any others you hit, many ways of doing that depending on the type of combat you are wanting

motion warping should handle the interpolation automatically as long as your setting the warp target properly. You can play around with the motion warping settings when you click on the motion warping anim notify inside your montage, im not at my project at the moment but i believe you can make your own custom curves and adjust the speed in which it motion warps which will all be in the settings when you click on the anim notify. You can also join my discord and I am more than happy to help out if you are still getting issues. I do always encourage to play around with those settings yourself first!

ahh yes, so my aerial combat is actually really simple right now, all I do is launch the character (default node in any character bp) and then I balance my gravity levels at certain points in each animation using notify states, then i do the same thing in the hit reaction animation for the enemy, or character being hit. So I could just set the Z location in world space for both characters in aerial combat but i found the gravity way made it a bit harder to line up your attacks making it a bit more challenging and offered some randomization. You could take this way farther and I plan to, I suggest looking up the Devil May Cry Air Combo System tutorial on youtube by a guy named Nitrous, its kind of a hard tutorial to watch and isnt the best code but it does give a good final result if you know how to optimize and clean things up, that should give you a few ideas of how to do some aerial combat and takedowns. Also, if your moving from unity, really take advantage of anim montages, its something unity doesnt have and something unreal shines with. The ease of using root motion and notify states to control certain things speed up a workflow exponentially and makes it easy to modify, they are also inexpensive and just some of the best things ever lol

This is a game I plan to continue developing and eventually release so I sadly wont be selling the project files, although I do plan on making a combat tutorial series in the future that will explain step by step how I made this kind of system, as well as much more! So if you can wait for that, not only will it save you money but you will hopefully gain some knowledge from the series as well :)

@@savio- man I'd be glad to tune in for that. Wether it be a paid course, free, etc I'm down which ever way

​@@savio-yes I would love to buy it when you do release it

@@savio- You are the best <3

I'm using mainly the katana animation pack and a mixture of custom ones I had to make, eventually I would like to make a full combat tutorial series using these animations where we go much more in depth with all this stuff

Sounds Great ;)@@savio-

I would love to see a full combat series of your project since it looks really promising @@savio-

@@adlerkampf glad to see some interest, that is my goal in the future, once I polish off this game I'm working on I'm planning a full series that will help everyone make a similar experience :)

@@savio- just found your channel, and I'm already looking forward for this series, very good tutorial man! 👍already sub so I won't miss.

I haven't used UiNav3.0 so I'm really not sure, I will look into it though! Common ui has basic functionality for gamepad and keypad navigation so I never really needed to use this, although I'm sure it has its usecases!

Hey, so in my projects using common ui on pause menus, I have mostly just kept the pause menu as one stack, and my graphics/audio settings tabs would be accessible through a widget switcher, rather than stacking them in the widget stack or an additional stack, I ran into some of the same issues u had and ended up going with a more simple method in the end as I couldn't figure it out at the time, although I'm sure there's a way u can do it, but if u can't solve the stack issue I would recommend just stacking the one pause menu and then having your tabs as widget switcher indexes. You can likely get the same result but might have to do some animation stuff since the menu stack system has built in transitions and whatnot. U can also try placing some is valid checks, idk how your code is set up but it could be creating 2 because it always has permission to create the second one. If it is valid, just don't create one.

Also, if your still having troubles or just have some questions and u wanna chat a but more about this, feel free to join my discord and shoot me a message or post something in the help forum in the channel. Ide be happy to share some informative videos about how I set mine up to offer some more ideas 💡

@@savio- ty for replying, youtube only notified me today for some reason. I'll look into widget switchers