How To Create A Fixed Camera In A Room - Unreal Engine 4 Tutorial

[@TornadoTwins]

Fortunately, my first thought today was "maybe Matt Aspland already has a video on this topic" and sure enough, here it is. You're awesome.

[@stevenwynn819]

This is great! I've never seen anyone do a similar tutorial. Keep that original content coming!

[@MattAspland]

Thank you Steve! I really appreciate it :)

[@ngame_gamer4498]

Small problem... If your camera is in anywhere but a certain angle your controllers are all janked up. How do I fix that??

[@TheF4c3m4n]

This is just like how Resident Evil had their cameras setup. Could the last part of the setup be used to control, or rotate anything in order to make it follow the player? Cool tutorial! Thanks Matt!

[@MattAspland]

Oh great! And yep that find look at rotation can be used to rotate actors to follow another like in this, I used a similar method to set up auto aim. No problem, and happy new year! :)

[@AdamBarkerThe]

What if I want to place multiple of these? do I have to just make multiple blueprints?

[@Frazer213]

I'm doing a top-down Zelda style game, where the camera stays still till the player moves to a new part of the map, but i cannot figure out how to have the default camera be any camera that isn't a camera connected to the default player.

[@SpaceMango]

This worked great! Thank you! I just wonder how i do this in multiple rooms/angles. I have a room with another room inside it and it would be great to switch to another camera in that room. Is there a way to use the same blueprint but use another camera and triggerbox as reference. If so, where do i put it?

[@UltimateEngineering]

Great. How to make the camera rotate, only while facing it with the character (Viewport of character in ferst person)? Is there something like - "while facing actors mesh with player first person camera viewport do this"?

[@Grimsikk]

How would I make this in a blueprint actor? I want to make a blueprint that acts as a sort of "Camera Manager" system for my game, to keep it optimized. What would be the best way to go about this? I'm making an open world Zelda-like game inspired by Wind Waker, so everything will probably be on one large "level".

[@enesmergen7978]

thank u so much. I was trying to find fixed camera tutorial

[@MrSmashmasterk]

Hi Matt! Amazing video. I am unable to spawn my character inside of a trigger volume. Do you have any thoughts on that? Thank you so much!

[@judanetwork]

Hi great tutorial! But if i want to set a camera when start the level, how to set the (EventBegin Play) node?

[@hebertcostadonascimento4835]

thanks for the tutorial, i was stuck think on how to change camera.

[@HiHoSHOW]

I have followed every step, when the character enters the trigger box the view changes to the new camera, but it is not rotating with the player movement. (the player movement is a bit different for me, it is not normal walking, it is crawling, but does it matter? ). what could be wrong?

[@RyansMashup]

If you had two cameras in one room, how might you switch between those two cameras with a key bind?

[@rohithgundla9790]

I've a small problem...If the character enters the trigger box the character controls are getting inverted...Is there any other option to not get invert

[@MrSmashmasterk]

Same. Did you ever fix it?

[@cragebo]

Im the same, dont know how to invert them when the camera changes, if anyone could help please reply

[@Aleks_Sense]

Great tutorial. Thanks alot! I did it in a blueprint, but i did run into a problem, if my player is spawning inside the trigger box it wont change the camera until you exit the trigger box area and enter again. Anyone know how to make it work? EDIT: Added Boolean Generate Overlap Events During Level Streaming inside my blueprint EventGraph and turned it on, now it works perfectly! Or you just turn it on in your Project Settings (not sure if there are some difference) maybe someone will help.

[@MrSmashmasterk]

Thank you for your comment! I am having trouble spawning inside of trigger volumes. Any theories? Thank you!

[@timo_b3]

thank you!

[@TNTMEKKI]

this if you need make game like resident evil good job man i love your all tutorials

[@TNTMEKKI]

my eng so bad lol

[@MattAspland]

Yeah exactly, thank you so much man! I really appreciate that! And no it's great don't worry :)

[@dreamfractures]

Oh my gosh thank you so much!!

[@beyondkhan8459]

유익한 튜토리얼 이었습니다. 감사합니다.

[@bluegodstopper]

i am trying to do this with multiple players and it does not seem to work for all of them

[@NazariyDudnik]

Thanks!

[@blackivy011]

I have quick question, if you were to put the camera on the other side of the room, the controls would be upside down when you walked into the room. How can you flip the controls as well when you walk into the room? Thanks for the tutorial!

[@furrybproductions]

On your move forward and move right, instead of using the control rotation yaw as the basis of character movement, get the player camera manager, get its transform component, get it's world rotation, get it's yaw and use that. This way, movement is always relative to the camera.

[@SrGravatas]

@@furrybproductions i've been looking for this answer, ty so much for sharing knowledge.

[@Gcaptain14]

hey can you make tutorial on cctv cam do are doing well good job thanks

[@MattAspland]

Hey, I do actually have one already, hope it helps :) And thank you man! CCTV: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWO6l3-ejZ6LjbM

[@Gcaptain14]

@@MattAspland THANKS IT HELP ME LOT

[@MattAspland]

@@Gcaptain14 No problem :)

[@bartlomiejhaduch3924]

again you save me thank you

[@artiodainlard]

thank you very much sir

[@PatatatTatpat]

Boss!

[@abdullahsohail5395]

This remember me volrant cyber agent nice video

[@HanganChight]

8th! Nice tutorial :) can you make a lock main character to target ai tutorial?

[@MattAspland]

Thank you! :) And I can look into it yeah, what exactly are you looking for in that regards, for example I have an autoaim system which may help you? Autoaim: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmOzgIpvaNx3aJY

[@HanganChight]

@@MattAspland Sorry. i wrote it before cheking other videos. i watched it but what i say is a little bit different. when you lock a target ai which camera looks, until ai dies or it leaves a certain range or user lock off, player character should be facing that character and aouto aim attacks towards him. i hope my english was enough to tell :)

[@MattAspland]

@@HanganChight Ah okay I get you now, I can add that to my list yeah I understand :)

[@HanganChight]

@@MattAspland thanks man.

[@milan.980]

it feels like Watch Dogs camera hacking system

[@MattAspland]

Ah that's great, a lot of great games use this system! :)

[@shauryasingh6207]

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