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thannnnks man !

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I like how you explained this in very digestible terms. I'm new to UE5, and wonder if applying a blueprint interface is essentially the same, and if not when one would use that vs a child BP. Thank you.

Great overview of the timeline and how to connect things. I was beating my head against the wall for hours before I saw this.

Using this with a widget I seem to get some strange parent behavior out of the isInteractable function. Cannot order parameters ReturnValue in function IsInteractable. Cannot override 'BP_Interact_Interface_C::IsInteractable' at Is Interactable which was declared in a parent with a different signature Ever seen this before? I'm not sure what the cause is.

Channel is cool but you need to slow down on connecting some of those blueprint boxes... you go SO FAST I have to replay the video multiple times to get the details down

Now show how you did it for the chair and the gun! How did you avoid casting back to the player to make him sit down? Another function in the interface? What if there are multiple interactables that need to affect the players animation state, variable, etc differently? Does it end up being where the player checks which object he's interacting with and resorts to another True/False/Valid/Invalid chain to know what way to respond based off the interactable?

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I wish I learned this sooner... T^T

good shit, thank you!!

Your tutorials are clear, concise, and full of practical information. Well done!

Thanks man, just started my first real attempt at a personal project and coming from a java programming background certain things are missing or are obfuscated when using blueprints. Leaning into events seems to be the way to go, and your vid helped me get a grip on how to do that.

Omg thank you so much for this. I'm new to unreal blueprints and I was thinking how incredibly painful to setup and manage everything was with casting etc, but with this literally everything is a million times easier, it just works and makes sense in a neat and tidy way. I really appreciate you taking the time to make this.

God, I wish every teacher was this efficient. Thank you!!

It’s always heartbreaking to find an amazing unreal educational channel only to see that they stopped uploaded a while ago 😢

Why did you stop posting videos?

and because of all this restrictions we need a cloud renderer that leaves your data local, that must be possible or ?

Awesome, thorough, helpful tutorial. Thanks a bunch for this !

oh my god, this just helped me out so much!! thank you so so so much!!!!!

Yo, I appreciate this so much, I tended to avoid interfaces because it confused the heck out of me, but there were getting to be some points where I KNEW an interface would be better but I just didn't understand how it worked so I couldn't use it properly FINALLY something clicked watching this video, I get it, or at least I get it enough to start using it enough for what I want

F*ck! Thank you

finally an actual explanation, thank you. my blueprint is still broken, but atleast now its actually reading the values from the casting, progress.

Very well explained

Brilliant tutorial thanks a lot man!!! Honestly, I think cast is not the best name for what It does , this was number one for me why it was so confusing…

That's pretty darn cool, I never realized you could just sort of float the Timeline node in your graph, and then call Play on the component from various locations

Amazing tutorial man!!! Thanks a lot. I finally got how it works. Definitely worth to subscribe.

A question regarding performance (memory usage), in your second example with the lamps, you create a reference variable to the trigger, which you then select in the viewport. Isn't this creating a hard reference, like in casting? Ignoring here the advantages of Event Dispatchers over Casting, just curious about the performance regarding the reference. Is this kind of communication only possible with references, or is there a way that doesn't need any implementation of the sender?

How do I change the pick up option for the gun for another item such as a sword

Good video! I didnt go through all the comments, so I'm sorry if it's already been said, but you can use the shorthand "Assign on [Dispatch Call Name]" which will bind AND create the custom event for you. :)

Randomly got suggested this when looking up an issue… and was like “wait I worked on “Road Mode” with him lol. Nice video my dude. 👍

thanks for the tutorial!

damn, i learned a lot

Are there any benefits to using an event dispatcher over a blueprint interface?

To save anyone else that might do the same dumb thing I did - make sure you're not trying to create a custom event this way inside of a method. You need to do it from the event graph.

11:57 It's more performant to create an overlap only player collision preset on the trigger volume. Source: Unreal Fest 2023, George Prosser's talk, worth a watch!

My man, You are my hero, I was looking to find a way to use CTRL and Up and down to create a function for the character and animation to communicate EVERYONE told me to use Interfaces, But that was exacly bull shit i needed Event dispatchers, THANK You so much. I came Totaly random on this video and this helps me allot. Thank you so much man you made my project much easyer <3 You are a legend!

Thank you thank you, Everywhere i go people gloss over blueprints, your videos have helped me immensely

ALl cool and stuff but how do you do it with Valuables like 0 to 100 ? I see no tutorial and i dont get it, everytime if i try it my game crashes and delete my Input keys....

OMG the delay node was very useful. thank you

thanks for this video, i think i know what I need todo now. i was searching and planning to create a way to use pcg to add blueprints of shelves into shops based on shop type, with items that could be interacted with. individually most of those subjects are covered in various videos, so I was trying to plan and make my own system, but searching for a way to do it in one was not working well. i feel like inheritance was missing from my plan, and if I restructure around this it should work. thanks.

Tyler sos una masa! I hope you keep making such helpful videos like this one. Greetings from Argentina

THERE IS NO FUCKING WAY I DIDN'T KNOW YOU CAN CALL AN EVENT WITH "FUNCTION TIMER" THERE'S JUST NO WAYYYY. Thank you

In the case with the lights and the button, how does an event dispatcher solution compare to an interface solution? I see a lot of similarities between the two, but because of that, I sometimes have trouble choosing which one to implement. Awesome video nonetheless! :)

I've been an O-O programmer since O-O was new (yes, I'm that old). WHat I didn't know was that UE even supported these concepts outside of C++ classes. Thank you for taking the time to help us programmers get on board with UE!😀

Just found your channel and watched all of your UE5 videos, and saved them for future reference. Such good and clear information and explanations, I love it. If you made a full UE5 course I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

*My thought - What the heck is this object pin for. *Video starts - "if you clicked on this video you are probably trying to find out what this object pin is for".

Might be one of the best unreal engine tutorial videos i have ever seen. I didn't understand interfaces for a while now, and since I am getting back into UE5 development I wanted to learn, didn't know that the whole time it would only take 15 minutes to understand what it is....

Thank you so much for this. You've got better, more concise explanations than everyone else on here. I hope you explore some of the more esoteric nodes. I want to feel smarter when I watch some dude speedrun an IK tutorial