Sound area is a real big part of game development and there are many advanced new features in 5.5. Perhaps there are fade out sound nodes in the sound/music editor. You should try to watch one of this tutorials where they explain how to create sound cues and in this editor there they have almost all. Ofc there is also the approach just make a timeline which will change the volume of the sound/music over time to lower so that you have the fade out effect. If you want understadn more about sound/music try the cue tutorials where they build the nodes if you want just make a fast fade out effect without understanding anything just make the timeline lower volume over time.

@@medialcore Hey Thanks for the answer! Yes I figured out replacing the Stop node with a Fade Out node, the trick was to pull it out from the reference of the sound.

This video is 5.0 and we are 5.5 now. So perhaps there are much better features now. I think auto collision works all time but you should profile it for performance. And if it is not working well just use manuel creation. But perhaps there are new features in 5.5 which makes this easier.

Check the button logic. Check if the logic is right and opens what you want. Check if it reacts on click events.

In debug warning shows like this:- failed to set completion port for job object "UE.Shadercompileworker.jobgroup":the parametee is incorrect, after that i package in shipping :- low level fatal error, ICU data directory was not discovered

@medialcore i am a begginer in unreal Engine

@@HarshVardhan-d7w I am not very good to identify it from here. But try the unreal engine official forums or unreal slacker discord. There are many people who got probably similar problems like you. So they will try to explain you that there better.

Good that I could help you.

Have not test it. But check all time in the details panal of the component the shadow setting. Check lightning settings of the map and also check the general game settings or editor settings with lighning and shadow.

Not only integers. You can use the other numbers too like float and so on.

Debugging is important in general. Every project have bugs which you have to find. So you are in the right way to learn debugging. In UE5 its not all time the same debugging tool. I mean yes debugging is doing pretty much all time the same thing but the tools which are used are different. Read debugging in UE5 section to see the different categries to get an overview. And then when you make a special area debugging you can read exactly how they debug in this area. Good luck.

Hi, perhaps you need to tweak the materials of the river or you find another river material online which has a better performance. On the other side this game is not overloaded with much actions at the same time which means even if its pink-white it will probably not have a huge impact on pc versions.

The red colors indicate a number of instruction per shader/texture, so if you wanna let this light turn on the green side you need to simplify texture/shader, generalie movement in texture cost some ressources, reflection etc..., do some sacrifice on their quality or select only some of them, you just have to make a choice.

@@Dieucreateuruniversel Good answer.