Switching From First-Person Player to Vehicle Experience in Unreal Engine: Easy Alternate Method

[@SamuTheFrog]

Man i'm not normally one to straight trash methods but this is HORRIBLE. This is quite possibly the worst way you'd want to do this. You do not want to deload and load an entirely seperate level every time you want to get in and out of a vehicle... Nah. I've seen an easier way to do this before I just can't seem to find it or remember it.. but I know this ain't it for sure. This is way wrong. If this was the only way to do it, I'd just not do it at all. I recommend just removing this video from youtube.

[@krasnavin]

Excellent and very clear instructions. Thanks!

[@aussieaussie8593]

I found this helpful - Problem is when I get out of the car I want to exit next to the car in anther location

[@AIMingMusic]

This abomination method is not "as good as any other" no wonder why ue5 game devs fail to produce anything lmfao glad I stumbled on this.

[@bigpaps7696]

fr, as if joe biden himself made this tut

[@jedizhawk]

let's make UE great again 😀

[@AIMingMusic]

@@jedizhawk What's sad is that I'm 5 years into my self-education of UE5 now 5.4.4 about to be 5.5... and all these individuals are playing the long game to make themselves earn $500 monthly off of YT and sadly they fail to realize their insignificance on YT and post misleading garbage for likes and view. Block and report this user like I did.

[@jedizhawk]

@@AIMingMusic I'm unreal procrastinator, did almost nothing since UE4 became free. Any activity is kinda hard

[@AIMingMusic]

@@jedizhawk I got better once I began doing one small thing at a time. Add some trees. Close it. Add a mountain. Close it. Work on one blueprint, finish it, close it. You just get better from there!