Hello, not sure this is the right place to do so, but here’s my version of CC after section.
3 Likes
This is so good! I am impressed!
Thanks, It’s appreciated.
I’m working on making the crystal carvern into a full game.
Ya, why not, with a lot of love it could be a great game. One could had power ups, different kind of ball and much more to make it into a nice game, good luck with that.
1 Like
Working on it!
totally impressed
Thanks a lot
Here my work, compare to you is a lazy one, but I guess I can do improve
By the way due to less of activity in this forum when asking. Im trying to seek for answer on my confusion of pure/impure functions, why we need it ? in which case (simple samples ?), will it hurt if we just try impure functions everywhere ?
How can I pass a value calculated in a Blue Print to another Blue Print ? let’s say, each time a crystal destroy, count it to a variable and pass to another Blue Print.
1 Like
I don’t think its more lazy, to me it looks very great, I like the art style and textures a lot, cool intro too, as for your questions I might not be the best guy in town to answer.
But at the end of the course I had the exact same question… and the best help I got was this https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-us/Engine/Blueprints/UserGuide/Functions
hope it helps.
Has for the second question, not sure I understand exactly what you mean, But to pass a value to another blueprint I would simply use a getter in corresponding actor.
Cheers
These are cool. What course is this project for?
Unreal engine blueprint developer: learn visual scripting (Enrolled on Udemy site).
Thanks for your time, at least we are making communicate
So is that you meant we are going to cast a class then ask for it’s variable once it Public and casted to ?
Not sure if I should start a new topic or not, I have a question. I have my default gamemode set to the BP_GameMode created early on in the section. Default pawn class is the BP_PlayerPawn. Everything works great inside the editor, but when I package either development or shipping builds, it’s not firing up the BP_PlayerPawn. I get a standard first person camera with no physics and can basically fly around the map. Any ideas what simple thing I missed along the way?
EDIT: Based on some googling, I found a workaround. I had to set ‘GameMode Override’ on every level, then save and repackage. A forum post I accidentally found explained some versions of UE4 have issues with default project settings in some projects. Not sure if that’s the case, but their solution worked for me.
1 Like
Kevin, just curious, but I am also working on making crystal cavern into a full game. Did you do anything with it?