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11:10 "its not as beginner friendly as someone like you to think it is"....FINALLY someone speaks the truth about BPs and beginners.... Thumbs & Subscribed.

Finally a proper tutorial! All the others I saw so far were trying to explain you blueprints by following their instructions to build something but fail to explain why they use certain functions and what's important. So in the end I built something via blueprints but was completely clueless of how to do any of it on my own. You here do it perfectly by telling us what functions do and why they do it without overcomplicating anything, thank you!

Thanks for this, really love the shorter content with a simpler language. Amazing work!

I just recently got into game development and I got really overwhelmed with all the Unreal Engine windows and panels that just went BOO! on me (I first started with Unity but I am not able to write any code since I never even got into that, then I was told that the UE blueprints are much more powerful than Unity visual scripting so here I am). You really helped me to understand the basics and stop being lost in the whole thing, I finally was able to make at least some progress in the starter level and changed some stuff a bit. Thank you for helping me (or all of us who need help)!

I typed in "Most complex Blueprints ever made" and this is one of the results

Seriously I learned about print string in one of your other videos and I use it constantly to debug now . Amazing stuff as always , thank you

THIS IS AMAZING! Connects the dots between my computer science knowledge and my programming ability so well, everything makes sense, this is great! As soon as you said Boolean I knew exactly what you meant

Well, this video is very useful. I play with Unreal for few months now. I did a lot of little projects that are not complicated. I decided to look at your blueprint tutorials. Ill say that you explain very very well. Easy to follow and to understand. Now I'm use to this contain but Ill say it is always good to review basic skills specially when you are at the start as there is so much to remember. Thanks again for all your great videos. This is very appreciated.

This is great! Thank you! Will definitely do the course soon. I'm a sound designer and trying to build my BP knowledge to expand my skillset. Struggling a little to get my head around blueprints fully but these sort of tutorials really help.

this must be the best introduction into blueprints ever :) thanks so much!

Really good mate, cheers. Would be great at some point to see how blueprints work with the sequencer

Nice! I was waiting for something like this from you. Thanks heaps man, keep up the great work!

Bro, please continue making a ton of videos. Your voice is so relaxing to listen to.

I have seen many videos and I was really confused. This is first tutorial with simple explanation. Thanks!

Thank you for your glorious microphone, I feel like the journey's gonna be smooth

I wish I had this back when I started Blueprints. Thank you for another video.

after one year watching tutorials ..trying to understand what are nodes, blueprint ..and how to use them .. finally you are the only MAAAAAN thank you man ..

Some really good stuff here. specficially the stuff about custom events that I was looking for!

your video is very good, I often confuse on how to find where and stuff like that but you just kinda make it all looks easy. I know its complex stuff but this video make me wanna try to learn unreal more. I am gonna subscribe now. Looking forward to watch all of your video.

really nice video man, clear and simple. easy to follow. thank you !

I learned a little visual scripting of unity, and the basics, it's helping me to understand blueprints better

The thumbnail is HILARIOUS!

I'm finding it abit difficult but this was a great tutorial, better than any other i saw. I cant wait till i can get the basics of my game down :)

I was waiting for this

My brain just expanded, thank you so much

Really good if you already know how to code - there’s a ton of implicit stuff here that, if you can code and you’re coming from Unity, is super useful. I feel like after this I have gotten about 30 of my questions around leaving Unity answered without anyone needed to tell me because it’s totally obvious.

Great vid! Also absolutely loved the thumbnail..

Yes! this is just what I needed!

🤔 Very informative , I usually follow along while watching a tutorial but I'll just watch for now and work on it later. Good explanation 👍

Short, clear, informative. Without any blah blah blah. Well done! In my opinion this is the best video. Thanks again!

finally a tutorial that actually teaches me how to use blueprints

This person’s teaching method is easier and faster than my whole school’s method

thanks i watch this while down loading the engine this really does help

DOPE WORK MANN

Great tutorial👌 Subscribed

Fantastic, thanks for this great tutorial.

Coming from Unity, it honestly doesn't seem that bad and I can 100% see all the patterns of a normal coding session, honestly seems quite easier than normal coding if you know the basics!

Thanks, the only video that I followed

Thanks for the intro to BP! 🤩

Thanks bro youre very good at tutorials easy to understand and follow

Very helpful for beginners... Thank you

You deserved a like. Really beginner friendly and helps a lot at the beginning for me because I have never codded in my life(so for now c++ is a no) and blueprints looks fun to me and since my dream has been to be a game developer plus having fun coding it through blueprints will be an amazing journey. Thx again man

finally! I've been waiting for such a lesson for so long !!! thanks!

awesome tutrorial my friend. You are great teacher.

Nice tutorial, please do more

I have subscribed my dude 👍

Such a great teacher! Thank you

Byfar you are the best tutro in blueprints.😁

Very nice video for beginners.

I love your videos LIKED + SUBSCRIBED👍🏻👍🏻

This is without a doubt one of the most perfectly done introductory lessons I’ve ever seen. So inviting, and non-intimidating. I will be asking my new students to watch it. Thank you!

Missed opportunity at the beginning when setting the time for the String to show that clicking the closed eye next to the variable name makes it editable while outside the blueprint editor. Other than that, nice vid.

When I saw the thumbnail: Who made this master piece? Edit : Now I had learnt how to manage a blueprint such a very useful tutorial for me!!! Thank you 😃.

awesome man thank you very much :D

thx so much man

this is really helpfull thank you !

Thank you.

i really enjoyed my stay, this is super helpfull, i'm switching from unity to UE4 and i was thinking that its impossible because bp isso difficult, but you proved that i was wrong, i mean its not easy but you made it easy !!!! thank you so much, gonna buy your courses next days

Very cool

You are amazing . Whit my bad englis .... i understand . Thx bro ❤️💕

Nice vid!

That thumbnail is terrifying XD

Perfecto!

The thumbnail looking scary already

What career options do you have as animator/dev/coder in Unreal?

Great video

thanks

Man this is totally random but when using obs what do you use for KZfaq? Like I have an ultra wide monitor and it just looks plain stupid on OBS trying to adjust it to 16:9 any tips? thanks!

very good

i want to create a singleplayer/coop resident evil 4 like game and had the idea to make a plugin that automatically starts a rise animation 1min after death of every actor, aswell apply a ''buff/status''. Each buff or status should change the ai behaviour and change their textures. with every ingame week again change or add a buff. is that possible ?

What is the minimun system and maximum system required to develop games using unreal engine?

Hi Bro can u make a video on how to make distance (km) count in vehicle game mode plz bro

As someone interesting in film only, I would love to see video about 'the absolute minimal blueprint understanding possible' for making videos. I'm talkin 'here's how you do control rigs' and what are the absolute bare minimum nodes you need to know...and whatever else is minimally needed for artsy types to use Unreal to make our videos with the least technical knowledge possible. Pretend you're teaching Windows to your grandparents. Heck, best possible situation is show me a project download that has a minimal blueprint system so I can build my video around it, do scenes in levels, shoot them one level at a time, have a pre-made control rig, add some post processing, and if it works without me having to learn about booleans or whatever, I'll send you the 1060 I just upgraded from. I'm serious about that too. It's just sitting in the box. I love unreal, but math makes me cry. And I'm willing to weep for my vision or whatever. But I'd like to weep a tiny bit less.

Very well explained!

bro what are your system specs can it run on low pc plz reply bro

Here is what I understood so far, blueprints are like visually animating properties or details of each component which you see in the viewport or the actual game screen. Basically after you add a specific component you can modify it by looking at the right hand details panel. All this time I was scared by the fact that there were so many nodes which now after understanding just turns out to be functions/attributes of each component which are manipulated by blueprint visual scripting system.

Great informative video, but please use a pop shield! Those plosive sounds are a little jarring lol

The thumbnail represents how I organize my blueprint nodes 😅

5:11 what version are you running? i don't have "duration" in print string

spawn actor ball yeah that i need it lol

Blueprints are VERY easy for me because they are almost identical to the visual coding language used to make games in Rec Room (rec room is like roblox but vr and i obviously play it lmao) and I am pretty skilled at it on Rec Room Could be hard for some people but I find it very easy, easier than C++ because the only real coding language I know is lua

Help! I'm really at a loss with this blueprint process can anybody give me a recommended course for blueprints for dummies, as I can't seem to get my head around what I can use and what I can't use as there seems to be multiple things that do similar things? Just need a course for what blueprints are available and what they do, so can go through to familiarise myself with their functions. Any recommended courses which show this would be greatly appreciated.

Title: *blueprint for beginners* Thumbnail: *ok*

So if you split the spawn actor it comes up with more advanced transform settings.

Anyone have exemple of game fully made with blueprint ?

Between sequencer and blueprint which would be the less challenging of the two to learn.

To be clear, blue print is scripting which is a little different than programing from scratch like with C++. The scripts contain code within.

One thing I don't quite understand... At 15:15 he creates the event "TurnOnPhysics" and at 16:32 he uses the call function but it is named "Turn on Physics". So it is a slightly different name (because of the spaces) and it also automatically goes to the event when double clicked. Why is it named differently but still acts as the same thing and how does it know to go to the event when double clicked? Am I missing something?

Do you think so would work on my 2018 MacBook Air?

Hey sir can I run unreal engine on 8gb ram, 4ghz 4 core cpu,.gt 1030 graphics Card ???

Can u plz tell me ur pc spec !

Nice thumbnail

LMAO pov : your thumbnail after making a quick edit

LOL the thumbnail xD

make more tutorials for BEGINNERS pls

i want to learn but i don't know where to start

When I right click nothing happens It's shows nothing Plz help 😥

how do you go to the content browser?

I saw the thumbnail.... My soul left the body