@Havis yes it is use anycamera you want

How exactly do I do this? I get what the overall idea is, but I'm still pretty new to UE4 and I'm using the latest version, 4.26.

THXXXXX!!!!!

Thank you still helping 2 years later.

This works! So drag off the yaw/z from the last set head rotation node and type Finterp to - for the current of the interp node, drag in a get head rotation and split the rotator and connect the z/yaw to the current. The target connects to the last clamp angle node output. For delta time, type "get world delta seconds" node and connect it to the delta time, and for the Interp speed set it to 10.

@@ozdev Bless you

@@ozdev The results are perfect now, thanks :)

@@ozdev thanks for this!

@@ozdev perfect.need to comment this to the general comments so nobody else has to search through.

Hello there, good questions! If you are learning i think you should try to fix these yourself. I will however give you some pointers. 1. By smoothing you mean not instantly switching direction. Yes, I would do this by restricting the max difference in angle per tick. Limit the value using a clamp depending on the current angle. 2. By using a 'Branch' you can set it so when the camera is over a certain YAW rotation he will look straight ahead instead. 3. The head movement in real life is a combination of neck and head rotation. You could try applying some of the rotation to the 'neck bone' also :) If some of these seem vague I will gladly answer any question.

@@LouSimonsen Hey man, it's a little late but I saw this comment about making the head turn smooth and I just can't figure out where to put the clamp to limit the current angle! Some help would be appreciated, thanks in advance!

Use the "Find Look at Rotation"-node to set the head rotation :)

In case you're still wondering, FollowCamera is just the default name given to the camera for the third person character blueprint's camera. If you made your own character blueprint it might be called "camera" or whatever else you chose to name it

prevent the head from bobing fully vertical, a lot of games are locking the lookup at 10 degrees from pure vertical

Well, this function only gets information from the camera in form of location and such, but it never alters the camera information. So the issue will lie somewhere you have used the camera to get information and accidentally set the information to something new. I would check every place where you have a reference to your 'camera' in your function. I would also check everywhere you have a reference to 'control rotation'. Check if you used 'set' instead of 'get' or if set your control rotation to something.

@@LouSimonsen Hi, you were right it was a bad setting in the camera, i am trying that the camera direction make the character rotate as well with a delay (the head turns to a limit then the hole body turns)

Alejandro Montenegro Reyes I’ve made a similar setup since i made this video, the animations for it should be in the download file as well. I made it so when character hit 0 velocity (stranding still) it would save the rotation and once turned 90 degrees from that it would play the ‘turn Body’ animation. How do you do it?

@@LouSimonsen i am still trying to figure it out, " it would save the rotation and once turned 90 degrees from that it would play the ‘turn Body’ animation." that is my idea too but so far no luck

@@alejandromontenegroreyes724 Maybe if vamera default location is 0 and you make the transition say if "camera location "

Ok, this requires more knowledge about multiplayer systems than this head setup, but i will give you some pointers. - The variable has to be communicated to the server, depending on wether or not the player is the server already. The node you need here is called "Switch Has Authority" and can only be accessed within a character_BP, not anim_BP (For test of these systems i recommend testing with "Run on Dedicated Server" switched on) - You have to do this by replicating the Head Rotation in the Character_BP NOT the Anim BP. Fastest way to do this is just to make a custom event in the Char_BP which recieves the head rot information. And then you cast to the char BP inside the Anim_BP to get this information again. - Something you need to be vary of is that the player controlling the character sees the constant update of the Head Rot and the interpreted Head Rotation is what other players see. - Doing something like this similar to "Aim Offset" systems. So you should prob look into how people replicates these systems :)

@@LouSimonsen Thank you!!

watch promethius head rotation tutorial

adjust your clamp sizes

@@YunethAlwis link? channel name? That name wasnt found. And got a bunch of movie spam

@@kenalpha3 dang, he has renamed the channel i believe now its UE4 Poseidon, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pJN3irlqzMCWiqM.html

I’m having the same issue, it’s like my character is looking in the opposite direction of the parameters set in the video

@@Perkins.Garage im just commenting incase someone comes along with a fix :D

@@NoonCall have u tried increasing the x value for the rotate vector in the HeadRotFunction?

Probably too late, but I was able to fix it by changing the subtract node to an add node.

What you are looking for is called 'Aim Offset' :)

@@LouSimonsen Sorry, don't know what you mean. 😅

NxT Aim offset lets you attach animations to certain rotation, for example making a 3rd person character aim upwards. You could use this in a prone to make an animation of how to rotate when looking bsckwards. Try looking at tutorials on youtube for it 👍

@@LouSimonsen I guess but I wanted to make it completely independent from any animations. I'll fiddle around it some more. Because the character should have peeking, prone on back, sides and belly, making it mesh orientation aware would be technically a better implementation then animation dependent. Note I'm not using any anims yet, just rotating the char mesh around trying to achieve dynamic head movements. Worst part, I know it's possible just I suck at math so bad, man that's sad. 😭😂😭😂😭😂 But thank you so much for so fast feedbacks! Btw, the aim is to make an mgs4 style player movement system. Tho prone is turning to be a pain with the collision capsule and all...

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