Unreal Engine 5 Tutorial - Quest System Part 1: Quest Data Structs

[@TheFlyingEpergne]

Hey Ryan, I think a really good thing to have for the first episode in a series like this is a short demo of how the finished quest system works so people know what they're working towards

[@Blackd0nuts]

This. That's exactly what I always comment on these kind of tutorials. I want to know if this system is close to what I have in mind for my game. Also, I usually already have an idea on how to do the thing, and I just parse KZbin tutorials for inspiration on something I might not have thought of. So knowing what method he'll be using during this serie is very valuable to know in advance. Having the end result presented in a short introduction would go a long way so that people can quickly know if it's worth it to follow an entire series like this one.

[@kasperlarsson7598]

I coudlnt agree more. Its the same issue for almost all youtube teachers though. Im just curious if this system works for an open world RPG game. I want the player to pick up 3-4 quests solve them in their own order and once those quests are done it opens a new area. Can someone who has seen the series let me know if thats doable? @Blackd0nuts

[@Blackd0nuts]

@@kasperlarsson7598 Yes you'll be able to do it with this system.

[@kasperlarsson7598]

Awesome, thank you ! @@Blackd0nuts

[@saifchowdhury974]

You are definitely one of the better unreal tutorialist out there! Also I think your patreon is fair!

[@snowman6033]

Having completed your previous quest tutorial not too long ago, very excited to see this updated version unfold. thanks for sharing!

[@oscblade1691]

I am so excited you made a newer version of your quest system. I recently graduated from a game design degree and used your previous system for a class project I was working on. But there was so much that I wished had been added on to it so I am this system will cover those areas that were not touched on in the last one. Thank you for your amazing content and hard work I love learning from your videos.

[@michaeleber4752]

I played an interesting survival game where the tutorial was basically a quest system. So you started the level, you were 3 basic things to do to survive the night, and as you completed them the particular quest item was checked. When all three were fulfilled you got a cleared screen and about a minute later (or immediately) you got the next set of tasks to learn. This will be valuable to me even though I was not planning on having quest givers.

[@pterafier]

you fixed the playlist! thank you!

[@JaredKellen]

Thank you very much. This would have taken me weeks to figure out how to set it up.

[@furyodev1842]

So excited. I just can't wait for the rest of the videos

[@angeldelvax7219]

I know I'm annoying, but could you reorder the playlist please? I really like your tutorials, and they help me a lot, but I'm also autistic, and having to search for the correct "next" video after every video I watched makes it nearly impossible for me to follow.

[@ty_teynium]

I did it. I'm not sure if it affects the way everyone else sees it, but I managed to reorder them. I also get a bit work up over things being misplaced😊

[@pterafier]

This is looking like the perfect system for my game. Thanks! Also fix your playlist man what is that LOL

[@tomaslaaperi5849]

super easy to follow along, as usual

[@uchihakidd9026]

Hey! I dunno why, but when i try to add the Stages variable in quest details it doesn't let me change the value to the Stages Structure

[@kameenavery9616]

Hey @Ryan I am EXCITED to see you updating your tutorials for UE5 and even improving on them. I did want to just say, that with the IsMainQuest, i would have preffered you did this as an Enum as most RPGs today have more than just Story, Main or Side quests. And it would be cool to see how the enum would be used for each quest type. Second, can I ask why you kept the QuestID seperate from the Quest Details struct? I know there is a logical reason for it, but I am not seeing it right now. Lastly, I myself prefer using Objects(Actor parent) for the quest system as they can be attached to actors in game just like your Quest Actor, but they do not require the additional resources as Actors do for Transforms and other in world data that UE needs

[@TelesphorosGAMEDEV]

Amazing stuff, thanks a ton for the video.

[@furrybproductions]

Will this work for multiplayer?

[@suddenleegaming]

Would this quest system be able to have multiple choices and multiple story lines ? I am working on making my own game and looking to have multi choice story line

[@jisimuplay]

As usual a great tutorial, thanks. Have you any plans for an integration between the quest system and a dialog system?

[@RTSun-lx7ee]

Ryan, I'm really curious about any existing quest system supporting world partition. For there are many actors not existing in memory all the time. Will you also consider about this?

[@unlimitedgamerworks6125]

Do I need to use Unreal Engine 5 for this tutorial? I've got version 4.27, but I'm unsure if my PC can handle Unreal Engine 5.

[@MagistrTheOne]

thx

[@MegaMiley]

Could you fix the ordering of the playlist please? They’re all jumbled up..

[@sarmy3d]

Will this scale to 4.27? I'm not making the jump to 5 any time soon but would love a more robust quest system.

[@lindoportfolio]

Was wondering the same thing. I'm in the exact same boat, started my project in UE4 and not ready to make the jump yet

[@rasbe7210]

thank yo

[@hcseven_]

NİCE TUTORİAL

[@gamethingstuff]

These videos are great, but again the playlist is fucked in terms of order, surely it's a simple fix?

[@DailyPaily]

2 months ago ? wow, waiting other 2 for the part 2

[@50shadesofskittles9]

This playlist is all jumbled up

[@50shadesofskittles9]

OMG. You still don't have a noise gate for your typing? Lol Takes only a few mins to setup.