UNREAL ENGINE 4 | Blutilities: Awesome or SUPER-AWESOME?! [KITATUS]
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Wish you could Blueprint tasks for stuff in the editor? Look no further! Whether you want to create a simple actor replacer or you want to create an A.I to help you make games - Blutilities are the answer.
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See this is exactly what I want to do. I have a bunch of obj files and some data files describing where those models need to be spawned. Problem is that spawnActorFromClass is gone in 4.16. Also, I'm not sure how I can read my data file and make it reference classes. Kinda lost over here, help me out?
Still available. Just not in the construction script. If you need it in there you can try using a macro that you call from the construction script. Unreal does not check that.
this really annoys me. there are tutorials on how to make lightbulbs and do simple things that explain every step so much i get bored. then i want to actually do something with multiple objects like link them to one event quickly and i get tutorials like this that explain NOTHING and every 4th word is a new concept. where are the normal tutorials?
If you don't like theory tutorials or practical tutorials, you may prefer to learn by reading existing code and breaking it apart. You can do so by downloading the projects on the "Learn" tab of the Unreal Engine 4 launcher. Hope this helps.
If you want to link all of the created actors to one event, you could create the event in the Actor BP you spawn and then once they've all been spawned do a "Get All Actors of Class (The class you spawned), ForEachLoop > TheEventInQuestion".
Alternatively, you could just create an event where you "Get Actors of Class (The class you spawned), ForEachLoop > What you want the casted actors to do".
Don't jump in head first dude, spend a year trying and failing, then eventually you'll realise something clicked and tut's like these will start to bore you...
And anyways, what are you doing researching Blutilities this early on haha :D
One of these days I am going to try to fill the niche that you described by making my own tutorials. I think this video does a good job of showing something that isn't particularly N00bish though.
3:18 ))