Unreal Engine 5: Create a Resident Evil Style Camera System!

[@Childish360]

Could you also make a tutorial on how to implement quick time events? Like in until dawn? No one else has recently done this

[@johnsnowing-nh2mw]

Ive always wondered how they made those as well, especially the cinematic ones, where 2 different sequences play depending on a successful/false quick time event

[@ugurbaturgames]

Good topic! I will definitely make a video in the future. Thank you ​ @johnsnowing-nh2mw @Childish360

[@Childish360]

@@ugurbaturgamesawesome!

[@nyomanbandarayani6830]

Thanks. This video made me want to remake Dino Crisis

[@ugurbaturgames]

What a nice comment! Thank you so much!

[@julien4558]

The video is perfect but in the next one could you explain how to make a system where you have to retrieve a key to open a door that is closed without the keys please? Thank you very much

[@ugurbaturgames]

Hi, thanks! There must be an inventory for this system. Also It can be done simply without inventory. Either way, I saved it in my calendar to make a video.

[@julien4558]

@@ugurbaturgames Great! Thank you very much

[@OriginRow]

I would recommend timer event functions rather than tick event And compared to cast node rather use = (player pawn) is true super performant

[@ugurbaturgames]

Thanks

[@samwinchester3201]

i got a question to this, cause of the movement - since everytime i change the camera the movement feels wired

[@ugurbaturgames]

Yes, unfortunately, in the old games, the movements were like this. Maybe this can be prevented by using a gamepad.

[@samwinchester3201]

@ I found a set up for the movement which works better and I also changed to cine camera cause some more Features

[@if...5886]

Hi bro i need help i have questions i want import a animation to unreal engine but at fist that show a window detail about assets or everything and u should select ok to import to project i cant select ok because this animation that i select doesn't have any skeletalmesh any i can import?

[@ugurbaturgames]

Hi, first of all you need a mesh to be able to use animations. And the animations must be created according to the bone system of this mesh. So mesh first, then animation.

[@if...5886]

I didn't watch it but perfect tutorial ❤❤

[@sof9387]

Hi, great tutorial! However, in the context of a multiplayer game, how can I make the cameras follow more than just one player? Is it possible to share a single camera between two players?

[@sof9387]

Currently, when Player 1 enters the collision box, Player 2's camera switches to Player 1's view.

[@ugurbaturgames]

I don't think it's possible, I need to do some research, I don't have much experience with multiplayer games :)

[@OriginRow]

@@sof9387 make actor replication turned ON Camera is local pc based component so it should work