Unreal From world location to relative, (Inverse Transform Location node)

[@mikeligammare5773]

I got the info I needed from this Thank you for that. Small Critique on your video: 12 minute video for 4 minutes of info. I see this way too often, being a bit more prepared and not over explain the concept can stop the rambling. Start the around 3:53 and you can stop around 8:20

[@Arthur-oy6kd]

Finally i understand this node: relative transform it is a position of object (child) RELATIVE to another object (parent). So if you want find this, you must specify 2 world locations: of child and of parent. And use Inverse Transform Location, where T is world transform of parent.

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[@Animanicks]

Good intention, but please get prepared! 3 minutes more than enough to demonstrate this.

[@rechargegamesstudio2803]

keep going on these tutorials they are very good explained.

[@rechargegamesstudio2803]

this saved me thank you.

[@kawaiiwaste]

helpful thanks

[@gladeare]

Good tutorial, but really not the best example... You can simply put your camera as Add Paper Sprite Component's "Target", split the "relative transform location" struct pin and feed your "forward vector" factor into Add Paper Strite Component's Relative Transform Location's X and the "up vector" factor into Z. The tutorial itself is correct; using Inverse Transform Location you can get the relative position of any component "B" within the scene from any other component "A"'s perspective by plugging A's (world-)transform into T and B's World Location into Location.

[@ruslangolovchenko6797]

Hi there, thank you for a great tutorial and can you please explain, what is the difference between inverse transform and invert transform and invert rotator, thank you!