Unreal Engine 5 - X-Ray Eagle Vision

[@thehommeyosh8605]

Thank you I added this to my zombie game and it looks grate, it was just what I was looking for

[@ARTFX3D]

Could you share link to a preview of your game?

[@daias]

Thank you so much! This is a fantastic tutorial.

[@manasjoshi2939]

really cool tutorial🎉 thanks a lot

[@Fettman89]

This is really cool, I was wondering if you could show us how to do some screen effects along with this, say like when you push the button, there's a transition animation, or a camera slowdown, just something to add to the weight of it. EDIT: It would be really cool to limit the "Eagle vision" to only so far, so you can only see whats directly around you and not stuff super far away.

[@boitmecklyn4995]

I love it. you made it look so easy :D

[@ARTFX3D]

Thank you! 😊

[@punchline1729]

Great tutorial, thanks

[@greenguy8612]

Great Video! But there's any way so i can see my vfx niagara in the eagle vision?

[@ARTFX3D]

If you apply material on your particles which is visible by eagle vision than yes.

[@devlogerio]

Dmn tnx it was what I needed

[@Soredbrain]

Thank you so much for the tutorial! I'm working on a Scanning system project that can be easily installed into any project and the X-ray effect is something that I was struggling with, thank you for making it clear. If I make a plugin and move my system to a new project, all the Material Functions are disconnected in the Material code. Is there a way to replace the Material function and write it inside it? What would be used as input and output?

[@ARTFX3D]

You can always pack it as content instead of making a plugin and then you can sell it on Unreal Marketplace and easily migrate between projects.

[@Soredbrain]

@@ARTFX3D Thank so much, I was wrongly focused on creating plug-in when it wasn't necessary