Hit Detection During Attacks | How To Create Basic Melee Combat System in Unreal Engine 5

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[@edwardnammur5962]

YESSS the video i've been waiting for :) cant wait to go through it. You're the best Astrum

[@phillitup2328]

I am so glad i found this channel and vid. Pls keep posting!!!❤

[@youngjojo3052]

This series is Gold. Thank you sir

[@minextlost]

love your tutorials man! Keep it up!

[@killacos7872]

Very nice tutorial!

[@AstrumSensei]

Glad you liked it!

[@yagiz7081]

thanks for everything

[@alexyang6535]

You are amazing!!

[@llargemann]

This approach is more suitable for skill attacks or area attacks

[@twotimescreations1888]

amazing, very knowledgable and everything has worked out great so far, besides my first animation repeats more than the second, which im assuming its because i dont have enough animations? but will back track to see what all im missing. other than that, im using a whole free animation pack for now and lining up everything youve said with is and its going pretty good, thank you=D

[@denberz711]

Wish you actually explained what everything does but decent video

[@ZimMabu_GameDev.]

Thanks!!!

[@Theheartless99]

These videos are amazing. Do you have any that are like this but catered towards fighting games like street fighter?

[@HD-uq3bq]

Please I am really needs your help. If you making this tutorial I will so grateful for you and supported you! Please.. You can make a tutorial about a character from the ground picking up some weapons and using them. Different weapons sword, pistol and axe. And each weapon will have its own animation without the inventory system, but each weapon will be activated with buttons. For example the Q button of the gun and the R button of the ax and the T button of the Hammer to attack. Like in Bloodborne, dmc and dark souls

[@kmtsvetanov]

Gread video. Question. How can I know who does the damage? Like I have 2 enemies. One hit for 30, one for 50. How can I know who is hitting me to calculate the damage?

[@nasaeyong]

fom my limited knowledge the Cast To function is computational expensive, is there an alternative way other than calling it every frame for character blueprint's hit trace?

[@terryrsh8927]

Instead of a Notify State, why wouldn't I instead use a "Montage Notify Window"?

[@darrenchen7514]

The pawn or character has detected the damge but it didn't destroy. why? I can see the wake of the damge

[@vikan3842]

Bro destroy is something else. U need tell it to do so after ho = 0

[@PB-hv1nk]

Hey ! I can´t get that working with Anim-Graph. You use montages, but I use anim-sequence and set bool to true for anim graph. The animation is to slow then for that tracing.

[@AstrumSensei]

Yeah I used to do that but found montages much more convenient in the long run.

[@FinalSynapse]

@@AstrumSensei and wtf does that have to do with what the video is supposed to be about "hit detection"

[@user-xb1jc7lf8x]

😁😁😁🤔🤔😄😁

[@TheMelonbros123]

great tutorials, however hearing every single movement made by your hands is a tad annoying

[@FinalSynapse]

This has nothing about the sword detecting an actual hit.

[@_iguana_]

To do that u could just modify the attack hitbox

[@FinalSynapse]

​@@_iguana_ Yeh but this video is just about anim notification rather than how the actual hit detection works