Thank you :D Been getting a bit deeper with C++ myself recently, so might drop in a vid like this every once in a while

Thank you so much :)

:D

Hey, thank you for the support and nice feedback! I believe the distance of the controlled root movement itself should be the same on the ground and in the air since it should ignore ground friction. I believe what gives you more distance in the air is that the velocity after the movement ends is being kept, while on the ground, ground friction will kick in at that point and slow you down. On the node you can use the 'Velocity on Finish Mode' setting to get your desired result. You'd probably want to use 'Set Velocity on Finish' and just set it to 0, 0, 0 to keep the distance consistent between grounded and airborne!

Thanks for responding! I have it set to 0, 0, 0 for that setting, but I noticed that the player can go farther for slightly longer if they jump before pressing the button and even longer and farther if they do it mid-momentum.@@CobraCode

Ahh I know what you mean, sorry about not going into detail on that. Before calling cancel, I always use an 'IsValid' check on the asyncAction. That will also work and is probably simpler than a bool.

I've got the same issue. It works in engine but as soon as I try to build it fails...

Thanks for the heads up. Ive been using it but i don't really build and test. But will know what to look out for.@@KevinRyborz

could you explain this in detail? About the Uproject.h

Hey, this is something I haven't played around with much yet, but I think you want to check the 'Is Additive' boolean on the node. You should then be able to still apply regular movement through your button inputs with the "Add Movement Input" node we usually use for walking and steering.

@@CobraCode thank you I'm already trying to get the right result!

Hey, thanks for letting me know about this. I'll have to look into this further and see if I can reproduce the problem. This week is really busy, so it'll probably be some time next week, sorry! This seems to be quite the common problem though and might not be specific to my plugin. Apparently a fix is to create a dummy C++ class and convert the BP only project... however a big reason for turning this into a plugin in the first place was to make it easy to use in BP only projects, so that's not the greatest solution. I found this thread with many people facing the same issue and sharing solutions, so maybe this can be helpful until I figure things out on my end: forums.unrealengine.com/t/plugin-failed-to-load-because-module-could-not-be-found/472360/8

@@CobraCode Cool. Thank you so much 👍.

@@Kamil_Horvath Hey, I had the time to try this out myself. I built the 2D Action Platformer project from my Udemy course which also incorporates this plugin. I didn't have any issues when building or playing the game. The course also has about 500 students and I haven't had any reports so far of anybody facing the same issue :( So it seems this one is quite hard to debug and I'm not quite sure why it's happening on your end. You could join the discord (which you can find on my profile), create a thread there and @ me, so we can look into this more over time. I can also refund your patreon pledge if it doesn't work out! Just let me know.

@@CobraCode Hi there. I'll try joining the discord. It builds like normal. It's only when you try and play the build i makes an error

You could recreate them in a similar way to the one featured here

@@CobraCode yeah I was thinking that with what you provided that it would be similar. I’m super grateful for this one btw though. I don’t know much cpp but I think if I really focus on it I could get it

Thank yo so much :D Sorry but not quite sure what's going on there. When it comes to compiling C++ there can be a lot of issues with Visual Studio and if the class names don't match there's gonna be issues too. Might need some more trial and error.

The node is not available by default and in this video we actually create that node, so please watch again slowly and make sure you don't miss a step.

Thanks.... I guess xD

Sorry to hear that. I'm not familiar with that error in particular... but yeah once visual studio gets involved there's a lot of potential for things going wrong :(

@@CobraCode Ah, I figured it'd be something along those lines. Love the tutorials, thank you for the response.

Hey, thank you so much! Thanks for mentioning all of this. I knew I wanted to create a license.txt to make all of this very clear, but totally forgot about it! Will try to add that to all of the plugins some time tomorrow to make it very clear and legally binding. It's gonna be something similar to what I have for my templates. ======================= Project File License ============================ Created by @CobraCodeDev For Patreon supporters only. You can use this template for your commercial and non commercial projects. Credit is not required but appreciated. You can not share, redistribute or sell this template!

@@CobraCode What happens if i stopped my patreon subscription or downgraded to a lower one?

@@Kamil_Horvath i think he means as long as you aquired the plug in legally through the patreaon you're free to use it.

Hey, you can of course keep on using it. I added all of that to the license.txt the other day!@@Kamil_Horvath

@@CobraCode Cool. Thank you so much for your hard work 👍

I got the same error ... any solution?

sadly not..@@VinoVenitas

Hey, sorry about that, not quite sure what's going on there. I managed to build a project with this before. I guess it might be a difference in operating systems and the built and intermediate files don't match. Can you try going into the RootMovement_5.3 folder and deleting the Intermediate and Binaries folder? This should trigger a recompile.

I eventually fixed it, but I don't remember how I fixed it. I probably deleted my project files and reconfigured it, if I had to guess.

@@VeryTori Thanks for the update!

Hey, I'm sorry to hear that. Sadly once visual studio gets involved there's a high potential of bugs and errors specific to your machine that are gonna be hard for me to help with. I'm using Visual Studio Community 2022 version 17.9.2

@@CobraCode Damn I see, I've tried other versions of UE as well but no luck. I'm gonna have to try with a different PC.

What do you mean by that? Sadly the function to use the root motion movement isn't accessible in Blueprints, so doing it in C++ is the only way for this.

No, you can create the plugin yourself if you just follow all of the steps in the video. Actually getting the packaged version of the plugin through patreon will only save you time, that's all.

@@CobraCode you knew what you were doing. No one came here to code a plugin.

​@@mileshodge3477 I was trying to teach actual problem solving skills. I'm even showing how to work with the UE source code and find what you're looking for. There is a huge misunderstanding in UE when it comes to plugins and your comment of 'nobody came here to code a plugin' shows that. Plugins in Unreal engine are THE WAY TO GO to actually make reusable and stable features. This is something that EVERYBODY should do and that was also part of what I wanted to teach here. I also provided all of the C++ code needed as a snippet. dev.epicgames.com/community/snippets/3Gdz/unreal-engine-exposing-root-movement-to-blueprints If my goal was to maximize patreon membership that would be a really stupid thing to do, wouldn't it? Many people have asked for project files on patreon and providing a nicely packaged version of this was just the cherry on top for people that want it a bit more convenient and WANT TO SUPPORT the channel.

" I want free stuff. Why you no give me free stuff 😤"

Dude he literally shows you 100% how to make it yourself. If not then cough up some money. You realize how much effort he put into not only decoding and creating a plugin but also creating a video to show YOU how to do it.