Jumping Through Platforms in UE4 Blueprints (Super Mario mechanic!)

[@nfrancisj2122]

Thanks! I love your tutorials. As a alternative, one can also check the Normal Direction. So, OnBeginOverlap, check Normal. If -1, Phase, if 1, Solid, .......but the most efficient way, in my opinion, is to just add a plane above your platform, and set Use Complex as Simple Collision, and set the platform to NoCollision. This again will use the Normal of the plane automatically. No BP, no nodes, no traces... nice and clean. Just a switch in the Static Mesh, and you're done.

[@slackamacgaming6721]

Thanks dude...got that working in like 30secs!!

[@primitivepatterns]

You are amazing! Thank you! The plane with complex collision is by far the easiest and most efficient way

[@Valkyrienn]

This was 100 times more simple and way more versatile.

[@gia257]

do you know what to do on 5.1? that option is gone or not working, im blocking on all sides of the collission box for the plane

[@PendingKill]

I hope this video inspires some retro, nostalgic platformer vibes. Cheers!

[@rifz42]

Well done, clear explanation AND the project!! thank you!

[@PendingKill]

rifz42 thank you so much! Glad you liked the video!

[@reeanimationgaming1034]

Your tutorials are fantastic!!! I can't wait to see what else you will upload :-)

[@tnpworld5392]

man you are amazing !!! appreciate that

[@PendingKill]

you're so welcome!

[@PixelUltimate]

hey man! great tutorial with clear explanations, managed to pull off the third type of platform thanks to this. it seems as if getting multiple platforms in the same scene occasionally messes things up though? for some reason, jumping from one platform to another makes my character clip through them. I've fiddled around with the code for about an half an hour, but I couldn't find a solution in the end. got any ideas as to what may be causing this, and how to fix it? and again, thanks for the tutorial!

[@MartKart8]

I'm watching this, and I don't really understand bits of it?

[@Riz_Toon]

not work