Thankyou brother 😊

Great job. Thank you very much.

Nice... Subbed!!! Keep em simple for us newbies. I appreciate it!!! Can you show an updated UE5 version of creating masks in the engine and not 3rd party software. Thanks again.

Hi, there is a fix in substance designer itself. If you add a blend node right before your base colour output node and have a uniform colour in the B input of the blend node. Leave the blend node properties to default.The B input will always take precedent of the node properties input so it will take uniform colour C8 input and therefore output in C8.

I appreciate how you explain what each step you do does and it's purpose

Legendary, thanks!

Thanks for the simple and clear tutorial! But I can't find anywhere information on how to subtract one normal from another, instead of combining them. Is this possible?

Absolute legend, sooooo painful to try to resolve this basic things!

Thanks! I really appreciate, this help me.

Can You tell me how to make a widget for switching into different floors by cling the floor number. ? or just teleported to that floor level.

5 min tutorial - skipped to 0:57, didn't even have to see more than a single frame of the vid

Just a few things that need to be added onto this to make it fully functional: A check while crouching done with a ForEachLoop and a LineTrace to ensure tha player cannot uncrouch while under solid geometry. (For example if you're in a vent shaft and you uncrouch you can become stuck, or even clip out of the level completely. Setting the movement speed to walk speed crouched, and back to normal. This is automatically done with the crouch/uncrouch nodes, but it has to be manually applied here. Alternative to the first point is, if you make a toggle-crouch, to run a check whether there is obstruction above the player when the player attempts to toggle the crouch off again. Otherwise, this is a good tutorial, and it is very smart that you show how to avoid hard-cording and talk about it a little bit. Code can get very messy if you don't make sure to do that.

MY DUDE! Thanks for this fix.

I really like your explanations on each step and has helped me understand things, things started to click together while watching this so thank you :)

Can you scale the normals seperatly?

Thanks!

Quick and handy. Thanks for your time!

Apologies for being late on the teleport after key press. Tutorial will be out soon. If you're interested check back or subscribe with all notifications turned on. Many thanks for your patience ~Ross~

The dog followed you, do you teach so fast??😐😐😐

Thank youuuuuuu!!!!!

Apparently its the same for UE5.3. My hero! Big thanks!

Super helpful! Thank you!

Amazing video! Thank you so much, was really struggling to figure a problem I had out and this video solved it!

His voice sounds like penguinz0 lol

*promosm* 🌹

i can't believe i struggled so much to find such an easy fix, why isn't this all over designer/unreal reddit?? Thank you my friend 🙏

amazing , you just save alot of my time friend thank you soo much <3

Pretty cool idea. Not that much work for a creative looking result. Noice

thank you!

Awesome video brother. Found it incredibly helpful and easy to watch. keep up the awesome.

Thank you buddy. You saved me. I was struggling whole day with this.

Thank man! Perfekt video.. You just saved my sanity!

FINALLY someone really explains what I need!! All the damn UE5 videos only talking about the megascans Vertex Painting and blending!! THANK YOU<3

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Perfect Tutorial

Good but slow down a bit :-)

This was great - thank you!

Worked perfectly. Thank you!

you can put a key and not the mouse right click, and you can put a flip flop

You're a lifesaver, thank you so much for this!

Omg man, thank you so much! They hid it very well 🤣

1000% Subbed. Someone needs to tell these monkeys we ain't got time for their intros, overviews, and personal thoughts.

Yeah, definitely subbed. We need more <2 min tutorials in this world.

thank you

Bro I think maybe stretching this one out to 2 minutes might make it easier to follow

Great tutorial but would be even better if you would show how to change material instance in viewport rather than blueprint

Thanks for the vid! I just don't get, why the normals change colour to blue when you put it to the material editor? I've got the same, and don't know whether it is ok or not...

thank you! it worked

It does not work for me. When I make it transparent you can't see the overlay anymore

Thanks for this tutorial!