Setting up a AAA Wwise project - Part 5: Complex footstep switching with simple RTPCs.

[@DUSKOsound]

You have made a very comprehensive series. Cheers!

[@Souliest1]

Thanks for this series! It's great to have a series that is both generic enough to fit most projects and concrete enough to have usable examples.

[@CujoSound]

Thank you :) That is the point for sure. :) Eventually the project will be pretty big though.

[@marcusvallgren]

These videos are great! It's very nice to learn Wwise from someone who has a lot of experience with it in professional contexts.

[@Mrjononotbono]

I'm about to start creating a footstep system in the game I'm making so gonna watch this many times for sure. Also I just joined your Patreon and looking forward to joining your discord! :)

[@rolardnb]

amazing helpful, thanks Bjorn

[@sougatachakraborty32]

Thank you sir

[@홍길동-j1u3o]

You have learned how to express Wetnessf using the Material Switch and RTPC parameters. But how can I add speed parameters?

[@CujoSound]

You can't in Wwise alone, there isn't a built in parameter for velocity, you would have to go into code or blueprints in unreal and get the velocity of the character and then send that as an RTPC. You can see how to grab the velocity from a character easily here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpylYmqrnbCYg9k Its not the perfect method, but you'll get the idea.

[@홍길동-j1u3o]

Thank you. Your video helps me a lot with my first project using Wwise.

[@davidmiles329]

Been wathcing your videos since 2018, and it is a gift that you started your series at the exact same time I started lerning game engines and audio engines. Thank you so much! btw, could you recommend decent footstep recording\processing tutorial?

[@CujoSound]

Hmm. No not right off the bat. But I'll see if I can find one that touches the right stuff. And thanks for watching the channel, appreciate it.

[@davidmiles329]

@@CujoSound Thanks! There are plenty of them on KZbin, but almost every one of them seems kinda basic, without deep diving into subject.

[@CujoSound]

@@davidmiles329 that was one of the reasons I made this channel. I got so fed up with tutorials either not digging and just scratching surfaces or really explaining poorly or pumped up videos with a noise host more into SoMe than the tutorial really.

[@davidmiles329]

@@CujoSound Waiting for footsteps tutorial from you then :)

[@NikolaLukic]

7:05 Does this mean you allow different sounds to have the same filename (but located in separate folders) or you want to avoid that? Still not sure I correctly understand the need for Originals substructure. In my case I like to keep all filenames unique so I don't care about Originals hierarchy.

[@CujoSound]

You can definitely have a unique filename and then just have one originals folder, but once you have thousands of files, regardless of filenames, it would he way easier to find all files related to player or npc or ambience, if in a specific folder. I've worked on AAA projects with both disregard to it in the originals folder and then strict folder structure.