Thanks a lot :)

​@@jakubw6404 Hey man , may i ask you if you are you planning on adding proning ? It would be amazing . Just a thought

@@RuthsDev71 This is the plan for the next update :)

@@jakubw6404 looking forward to the next update , then! Good work, mate . Keep it up . supporting you it is really a pleasure :)

It's hard for me to determine that yet. The Cover System might be an issue, as updating it will require a larger animation database. Additionally, in GASP, the default idle pose is different from the one in ALS, which could cause problems with Additive animations. I'm sure I'll be able to fix everything, but it will take more time.

@@jakubw6404 Alright yeah thats not a big deal for me.

No ta, czasami zapomina się o tym fakcie xd.

At the moment, Pose Search mainly analyzes the distance to the final root motion position, the position of the legs, and the character's speed when attempting a jump. Based on this data, it selects the animation. However, Pose Search has its limitations. This separation of animations is simply safer and eliminates, to some extent, the animation selection error due to the limited database.

I would love for this system to be compatible with UE5 metahumans!

I completely agree. All jumping actions should be manual. Anything QuickTime or automated is not fun at all for me.

At the moment, I am not planning to replicate the project. Given the many questions about multiplayer mode, I am considering trying to implement replication. However, this would likely require many changes in both C++ and Blueprint. I would need to assess whether completing this is feasible within a reasonable time. There's also the option to outsource this to someone else. I'm not sure. Currently, my focus is on locomotion without replication.

@@jakubw6404 Well it looks incredible, could make for amazing games of nearly any kind. its been a pleasure to watch the progress.

It seems to me that in your case it is better to use the default GASP project, because you may not need systems such as climbing, swimming, rope swing, parkour and others.

This could be considered

@@jakubw6404 +1 for that!

GASP means game animation sample project. IWALS means interaction with advanced locomotion system. IWALS is a project that Jakub has been working on for over 3 years and was built with ALSV4. He has now integrated the movement system from GASP into the project, which he is showcasing here.

@@Alex9250 Ah cool, thanks for the info!

In that case, it will be possible to extract what interests you the most.

Yes I saw this. He did a very good job. Unfortunately, I have to stay with UE4 skeleton because I have a much larger animation database and simply retargeting is not enough for everything to work well. Many changes would be required manually.

Yes. I plan to release the first results of my work at the beginning of next month

It's hard to say, but I think it basically loses compatibility. You would need to create a retarget from the UE4 skeleton hierarchy to UE5 or directly to metahuman

Well, if you think that all of this is so easy to do, you can do it yourself and share your work for free. However, I believe that considering the amount of work involved, there should be a symbolic fee.

@@jakubw6404 Waaauuugghhh you implied i should feel guilty about selling other people's stuff I modded, lets see you do the same thing but better then ill resell yours! Waaauuuuughhhhhhh C'mon dude. You know what you're doing. Write your own stuff if you're that big of a god.

​@@ScudElbrus I agree with Jakub! Write your own shit if you think you can do it better, and drop your 3 years worth of work for free! I have no idea why you even mentioned have a free engine lmao, that literally makes no sense with your argument. With that logic, spew what you're saying to EVERY asset creator selling their assets made in UE5. Also, the WHOLE point of him selling this IS NOT because it uses anything you listed, it's because of the work HE did USING these lmao. Not hard to comprehend. Has nothing to do at all with the bases he's using. If you'd actually look at this video too, he's practically building up his own locomotion system at this point using motion matching technology. There's no reason to belittle Jakub's work. Stop being salty and jealous, and make something better like he said.🤣

@@Anarkkyy lol, there is alot people who don't like other people's work just because they can't do it ....some guy also left me a bad rewiev on marketplace saying that i copied from youtube and put it to marketplace :)))) ...after me spend 2 years of learning blueprints and trying 1 year to put an asset on marketplace :)))) ... soo, not everyone have to like what we do ....no problem ,they talk , we keep growing our work! :)

@@MaxStudioCG2023 Agreed

But this system is based off of als so removing als will defeat the purpose of this project

At the moment, this would be difficult to achieve because a large animation database is required.

At the moment, I think the AI might not be ready yet. I plan to share the first results of my work at the beginning of next month, but I'm not sure what I'll be able to complete by then. At this point, I haven't focused on AI controllers yet.

Unfortunately no, it rathely doesn't work in multiplayer

@@jakubw6404 Thanks for replying! Amazing work, but I would need it working for multiplayer. Working on my own version now with UE5.4 motion matching

is my own C++ character

@@jakubw6404 No replication then huh? Shame.

@@gstreetgames2530 Unfortunately

No

At the moment, I am not planning to replicate the project. Given the many questions about multiplayer mode, I am considering trying to implement replication. However, this would likely require many changes in both C++ and Blueprint. I would need to assess whether completing this is feasible within a reasonable time. There's also the option to outsource this to someone else. I'm not sure. Currently, my focus is on locomotion without replication.

ALSV4? Nop, that's not him. It's the work of Longmire who currently works in Epic Games and is also one of the key people behind the GASP project.