If the audio is being played within the Sequencer, look into Sequencer Events. Another option is to look into event bindings on the sequencer and Play sound using events instead of the Sequencer and let the sequencer just trigger those events.

Hello, I would need a bit more information. At what section of the video does it fail? It could be rendering or the AI side. Is the AI using the created AI controller, and running the Behaviour Tree. You can see if the tree is running while testing the game to see where it gets stuck.

I fixed it

The Variable Time Rate is what you can change. Before the Set Timer for Update Clock, you can get your game instance's current night number and use that to change the Time Rate

@unrealdamagecontrol but do I need to duplicate the entire process ? One for each night ? Like right now it'll be 10 seconds for night 1, how do I make it so that after the transition to night 2 it will be 20 seconds ?

Like am I using an 'open level' node to transition to the map of night 2 ? Or are all the nights on the same map ?

@@gamingfreakaza9257 Yes, technically, you are using Open Level to get to the new nights since the level needs to restart. However you don't need to duplicate the process. You just change the Time Rate variable on Event Begin Play using a branch node or a Select node to decide the Time Rate for each night.

@unrealdamagecontrol I'm sorry but I really suck at this kind of stuff. I don't know if you can, but would you make a video explaining how to do so ?? You and another youtuber are the only 2 I see on KZbin and so far you're the only one who let's us see the whole 5 nights. I've been searching for 5 days and only found you guys. So I would really appreciate it if you would do a video about changing the hour durations in each night 🙏

In your game mode, make sure that you update your widget with starting data such as the time and night. A more hacky way, is in the UI, you could set it to say Night 01.

Nvm I forgot to check W clock as a variable

It could either be a UI issue or the Turn Values is not updating the rotation.

@@unrealdamagecontrol Thanks, I figured out that I forgot to connect some lines of code and that the turn limits I choose were making it so the camera couldnt move. I fixed it and it is now working 😁You are amazing

I think vertical is adding pitch values - you would have to experiment with the values on Mouse Scroll key inputs.. Get Camera Pitch + 0.01 for Mouse Scroll up for example and add any other values for more randomness. You could also add a consistent camera shake if you want to the camera itself but that's not the solution for vertical movement - just adding more life to the camera.

same

Which part specifically, I will need to know more on what's not working

Animatronic Door Ref is a variable created in either the animatronic class or the AI Controller. I created a seperate interface for it, but you can also cast to the actor class where the variable is and get the variable like that. Tip: Don't use Get All Actors Of Class on a frequent matter, use it on event begin play to store references but even that would be a mess as you don't want to get every animatronic in this case.

@@unrealdamagecontrol Ok, thanks

Did you figure this out? because I put down 12 like he did in the video But timer still says 00 when I play. @unrealdamagecontrol

You have to add the canvas thing

I can show the screenshots in the discord server. discord.gg/f5BSk2Yu4a

@@unrealdamagecontrol Okay. Is there a place on the Discord where I can find it?

@@GoingOrbit If you just ping me, I can send it to you as a reply.

@@unrealdamagecontrol It won't let me direct message you. I made a post under the programming thread.

You can do it in the player class, having one collider and when that collider reacts with the orbs, you can cast to the orb and call the Pull To Player Function using timers.

I'm trying to find out how to make more then one. I tried an audio bus but it didn't work. I prob messed something up

I will - the FNAF series will be getting a rewrite.

@@unrealdamagecontrol yay!!

A variable is used for the for loop to state how many items to spawn, either your spawn function is being called twice or your variable's value is incorrect; I can't say accurately without seeing your code.

@@unrealdamagecontrol hmm... yeah... maybe it's my blueprint is wrong... can i join the discord? and helping me with this problem?

​@@Ezeikun-o6w Yes, I can help you there: discord.gg/tXB4UaBeSN

@@unrealdamagecontrol done, i'm join the discord

A remake of the series is in the works. The old series should work with both UE4 and 5, but I can see it can have issues