AI Perception - Unreal Engine Action RPG #30

[@yungdawg805]

everything works fine but i came to the problem that my shield "hides" my character and depending on how i face the enemies everytime the shield gets between me and them, they stop sensing me and will unequip. same with when the enemy has a shield equipped. any tips on how to solve that?

[@Tenchinu]

im following for a while, but always wanted to ask where you got this environment? i followed your grass tutorial as well, but this looks so detailed. regardless, thnk u so much for all the effort on every tut :)

[@CodeLikeMe]

from marketplace, Stylized provencal is the name

[@iAmScope2]

It's exactly how I imagined it.

[@CodeLikeMe]

cool

[@789alizaidi]

is this possible to add this kind of perception code to our own player so that we can highlight pick-able or interact-able items within our own player's perception cone ??

[@CodeLikeMe]

Yes, it should be possible. You can add perception component to character or controller blueprints. And use the events just like here. But I haven't tried myself. You may need to add perception stimuli components to weapons or whatever the actors you need to detect

[@CultivationPath]

Hi! the environment is handmade or does it come from some marketplace asset? the grass looks really nice

[@Hunt4Glory]

Hello, it's a market place asset and he says the name at 2:05

[@Hunt4Glory]

Stylized Fantasy Provencal ( Stylized , Fantasy , Provencal )

[@youngjojo3052]

Why use behavior tree if you can do all of the same functionality in the pawn I just wanna know the difference

[@789alizaidi]

tree let's us group code together in smaller, better maintain-able chunks and we can also visualize the flow of logic within branches and see how the code is flowing. in pawn the blueprints can get all mixed up no matter what you do so bug fixing / improving / upgrading becomes hard. trees makes AI easier

[@youngjojo3052]

@@789alizaidi thanks

[@CodeLikeMe]

Yes, exactly. It is really hard to maintain state and code when the behaviors get complicated