Hello Gorka, can i ask why everytime i import it in unreal engine 5, it get error "Error: Mesh contains root bone as root but animation doesn't contain the root track." and i can't even import it yet, if you can help please, thanks you btw

This awesome! Just what I need right now, I can't believe I hadn't seen this before!

I can't import any file from the link...

This is free or not

I was able to import it after I followed his video here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rbVjf62W2ZzUeZc.html, but the animation blueprint of the default mannequinn in UE 5.3 doesn't match what you are showing at minute 19:00. Such a shame. I did enjoy the video very much until that point. Kinda makes me wonder why U didn't use the default mannequinn 😕

yeah absolutely!! That is a perfect way of making that! You can also implement tags in certain walls, and then check when we do the Line Trace if that object contains the tag

@@GorkaGames Oo, I like the tag idea. More of an opt-in than opt-out.

Thanks for the heads up. I was trying to sort out why my left and right were inverted. No need to split the struct either, just connect em

He also forgot the scale value, too. You can see it when he cuts the vid and comes back, the scale value is connected on both sides. Good catch man, I never would've found it without you. And to Gorka, leave an updated description. These are important steps you cut out

Thanks, yeah climbing can be quite hard to make it feel and look good

there's a tutorial about ledge detection. It's a simple climbing tutorial. Instead of using a line trace you would use two sphere trace, one for detecting a wall and the other to detect the edge. The second sphere trace would be at a 90 degree angle

thanks!!

thanks man! yeah so what you can do is to add tags into the walls that you would like to climb, so then in the Linetrace, you would check if the wall has that tag

@@GorkaGames thank you so much for your response and help :>

im having the same problem when you go to a different angle you move away or back to the wall

To anyone else that has this issue in the future, simply skip the part where he adds the nodes to change the left and right movements in the character controls. He set these values to straight zeros, which most likely worked in the version of unreal that he was on when he made this video. That said, if you have already added these nodes to your blueprint just disconnect the first "Branch" before the Left/Right movements and route it to the original input values. Hope this helps!

@@zeroflexxx thank you bro!

I added the "Get Control Rotation" in front of the "Get Right Vector" node - just like how he has in front of the forward vector one, but instead of splitting it, i just connected the pin to the "In Rot" spot and should set whichever way you are currently looking and fix the climbing in any direction.... i think

hahah yeah thank you man 🤣🤣

thank you man!

@@GorkaGames appreciated

To fix the issue where the character climbs in different directions depending on which way they're facing, you need a "Get Control Rotation" node, split struct pin to get all the axis, and connect the X and Z axis to the "Get Right Vector" in the Movement Input (Move left/right) area of the Character blueprint (You could also just remove those nodes, because you're basically just making an exact copy of the default Left/right movement system). Follow that and it will fix your problem.

yeah it should work on a landscape. Let me know if you run with any issues

Hi! To fix the issue where the character climbs in different directions depending on which way they're facing, you need a "Get Control Rotation" node, split struct pin to get all the axis, and connect the X and Z axis to the "Get Right Vector" in the Movement Input (Move left/right) area of the Character blueprint (You could also just remove those nodes, because you're basically just making an exact copy of the default Left/right movement system). To fix the issue where the characters orientation doesn't match the surface it's climbing, you can just remove the "Get Actor Rotation" node in the Climbing Loop area, and from the "Return Value Y (Pitch)" output in the "Make Rot from X" node you need to multiply that by -1 and connect it to the "New Rotation Y (Pitch)" input in the "Set Actor Rotation" node. You'll notice however your character retains its rotation even after climbing. A quick and dirty fix for that is to place a "Set Actor Rotation" node between the "Set Movement Mode" and the "Set Orient Rotation To Movement" variable in the Stop Climbing area. Hope that helped :)

@@FocusSjonni Thank you, I was looking for the same thing and this worked great.

@@oediaxl Glad I could help. Good luck with whatever it is you're doing :)

​​​@@FocusSjonni I wanted to write the exact same thing, I've found the same fix yesterday for the different directions. Just do what he wrote and it will fix it.

@@FocusSjonni For the keeping rotation, how do I make it so it snaps to the wall?

Haha, thanks! I appreciate the cheers up! I`m just a game dev that makes tutorials to teach other people how to make games 😄 But yeah I will think about applying as an Official UE instructor, but well see in the future..

thanks!

you can`t directly use the mixamo animations on the mannequin skeleton. This is because the have different skeleton bone structures. So: 1) You use the mixamo character 2) You retarget the mixamo anims like this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rbVjf62W2ZzUeZc.html

@@GorkaGames i already have animations for the default mannequin and some sockets, would retargeting break them?

yeah absolutely, you can check out my tutorial about it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jKuYhrthmdPcf40.html

you mean like the climbing is really fast? you can change the speed of it in flying mode

the anim BP is one that I made but just with the essentials. So basically if you are using another anim BP, it should still be very easy to follow, as you just have to add things

what are those few things?@@GorkaGames

Sequence Node

Yes, you could change that by updating the rotation in the tick. But I made an upgraded version of this in my RPG series! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fMWXkqSfqd-7mWw.html

Are you trying this in a similar version of the engine he's using and are you looking for the settings in the default ThirdPersonCharacter blueprint? Double check you are selecting Class Defaults and not Class Settings (not trying to patronize but they are right next each other so it could be an easy mistake) I may be wrong but I don't think the setting appearing is dependent on you having the node in the event graph I think it's just a part of the character movement component and isn't used until its activated/referenced. (not sure about that tbh) Other than that, you may need to start a new project with the Third Person template or uninstall and reinstall if that doesn't work.

Was stuck on this for a bit as well. I'm using the default UE5 mannequin just when writing the blueprints. For me the Character Movement: Flying setting was located under Components, select Character Movement (CharMoveComp) and then on the right side under details, I was able to locate the flying speed options. Hope this is helpful!

do you mean integrate the climbing with stamina? I actually have a stamina tutorial, so it would be pretty simple to integrate it into this system: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oNp6l8eqm-DLoXU.html

@@GorkaGames yeah like falling if you cling to the wall too long

@@GorkaGames can you show how to set it up, with the falling mechanics

you can do it by selecting the wall in the scene, then in details panel just seach for "tag" and add one in the actor

@@GorkaGames Thank you, I can't seem to figure out how to add 'Actors to Ignore' in the 'Line Trace by Channel' I can't seem to find the option anymore. Edit: I found it, just had to expand the node and was able to add it. :)

yeah it will also work in ue4

I've noticed a lot of channels are just cookie cutter. Still helpful but the EXACT same tutorials.

te refieres a los Enhanced Input Action mappings? La verdad que no he probado sus nuevas funciones como los "modifiers" y eso, pero seguro que harian el trabajo de los axis mas faciles 🤣🤣 gracias tio

@@GorkaGames Si, re-mapeas teclas y a correr, no booleanos(tantos) no flying y sobretodo, no tocar el Movement, que acaban tochissimos cuando crece el proyect.

@@DailyPaily Claro muchas gracias por los consejos, definitivamente el EIAM va a ayudar mucho en proyectos grandes!!

do you mean like swing?

@@GorkaGames yes