Create a Sequence Dropping the bridge using a sequencer and then activate the sequence with event trigger on the button.

I've actually never tried to use MIDI to drive Blueprints, but that sounds like an interesting idea. I did a search and found something like this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g8yhd9Vz2KqRo6c.html I would try to use some of the techniques in that video, but Play() a Sequencer object in your level when you receive it... but that's just my best guess. You may have to create a Sequencer as a variable, and give it the specific level one to play in your level, if you can't put the examples in that video in the Level Blueprint

@@metalac190 thanks!

You'd just replace that red 'OnActorBeginOverlap' node at 1:32 with an Input Event (just look under the Keyboard events category when you right click in the Blueprints Event Graph). Search for Q key or something and swap that red node in for OnActorBeginOverlap and it shoudl work.

you need to cast the trigger box collosion event to to your thirdpersoncharacter so that means only when your player overlappes the box it can activate. otherwise it won't activate.

cool i use a sequence a boom it open like i want it😁

Sure. You should be able to set the LevelSequence actor (when you click on it in the scene) to 'Loop Indefinitely'. It's not letting me post an image here, but just click the LevelSequence actor, look in Details for a tab called Playback (on the right) and look for a setting called 'Loop'. Change that to 'Loop Indefinitely' and it should do what you want. Keep in mind this will replay the entire getting up sequence, but if you wanted to just loop the walking part at the end you could either just start a separate sequence after in the blueprint or something like that.

@@metalac190 Aaaand I keep forgetting to switch back to my main account, but the above reply is from me.

@@acdev7027 hha this happens when you have several accounts. Thanks for the quick answer I have solved the problem :)

Not quite sure what you mean. The player's animation state shouldn't be changing, but for the monster you may want to trigger an idle after he gets up. If you wanted to do that, you could put multiple animations in a Sequencer track, then just trigger that, instead of doing one at a time. If you wanted to build off this example, you could also call an event when this animation is finished, and play the Idle animation the same way, once this one finishes. I think I show how to do a Sequencer version in the part 5 video. Hope that helps!

Oh whoops, I should mention I made this reply on a different account!

Yep the only thing you need to do differently after the initial animation, add on a second portion that returns him to the original state.

@@brandonsharp1495 Oooh I see !! Thank you so much for your answer, I’m gonna try that !

Hmm if you wanted to do something on that scale, you'd probably want to handle all your logic in its own Blueprint. You wouldn't want to handle that number of characters in a level BP. Have each one look inwardly for how to handle its own animation, but how you implement that will be different from this tutorial.