You get that message because the project contains C++ code in it. For Windows, you might need to install Visual Studio to be able to build the project. And I have no clue how that would work on Mac. Also, I could probably add the dog walking animation prototype project files as an extra to the current project files. I'll probably add it tomorrow.

@@ContinueBreak Amazing, thanks!

I have added project files to gumroad and itch.io.

Yes

Yes, you can, that's how I did it. The issue was saving the state of the lumen, not turning it off.

Yo I'm trying to figure out a way to make animations custom to each piece so it looks like wizard chess or something

You can experiment with all suspension, tire traction, and engine settings on your own to try to make it feel how you like it. There were just too many settings to adjust, so I just slightly altered some of the default settings so it would be easier to see that suspension is working, etc. The video idea was to show how to set up a basic vehicle in UE4, so you would know how to get it working in UE4.

@@ContinueBreak fair enough. thing is i know F all about blueprinting/coding so i rely on tutorials like this to get what i need done and if it doesnt turn out the way i hoped/need then i just have to scrap it because i have no idea how to alter it to get my desired effect.

I'm sorry that this video felt too fast for you, but it's impossible to make an informational video that would be good for everyone. The website is not just images. There's also text where I try to explain how some things work and how I figured out how to solve some problems while making this concept. It's not meant to be a beginner-friendly video where I show and explain every small detail. I just wanted to show how to make a relatively basic physics-based helicopter in the Unreal Engine. Also, there are free project files available that you can download and see how everything is set up.

Bone is no more at the center of wheel? If you used the addon to rig, it should set the bone at the center of the mesh geometry. Maybe your mesh has some vertices left outside of it so it messes with the geometry center calculations.

It should be possible. By your question, I can see that you're new to game dev. If you're serious about doing game dev, please don't do this heli VR thing as your first project. Unreal Engine is not too beginner friendly, it's overwhelming for beginners. Do some beginner courses and then try to recreate really simple games so you get a hang of the engine, and then try to do VR heli.

@@ContinueBreak im doing various courses on blueprint and 3d design, i'm doing it slow, i dont have any hurry. i want to make a squad type game like battlefield or project reality, so yeah, helis is the last thing i want to add to the game, but its good to have some info before getting into it, i already have made a vehicle in vr but i dont know how to make the heli or a boat.

it will work in UE5

I'm looking in every direction from the king piece to see if there's a friendly piece. If there's a friendly piece, then I check if there's an enemy piece after it. If there's an enemy piece, I'm checking if it would attack my king if I removed that friendly piece from the way. Then, if a piece is pinned, I can look at what type of piece is pinned and determine which moves I should allow for the pinned piece. I have heard that some people do it in a simpler way by just testing all possible moves for a piece and seeing if a move is making your king checked and if it's checked, then you simply invalidate that move.

@@ContinueBreak Thanks for the explanation

This tutorial was made for Unreal Engine 4, are you using Unreal Engine 5? Unreal Engine 5 uses different vehicle system, so I don't know how much of this can be applied to UE5.

@@ContinueBreak @ContinueBreak No, i still using Unreal Engine 4, i tried many ways but, same results for all, the wheels falling under the floor. It's really make me mad . Thank you for the fast reply.

Did you rig your model using my blender vehicle rigging addon? Did you set your unit scale in blender to 0.01 before exporting your model?

@@ContinueBreak Yes, I did everything as your tutorial on my own mesh. The problem it was wrong armature axis when i export it from Blender. Now its working properly as well, best tutorial, best communication. Again, from my heart THANK YOU SO MUCH.

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5.3, it has some C++ code in project, so you might need to have Visual Studio or some other setup for C++ ready.

@@ContinueBreak Thank you

Yes, you can. But this project was more intended for educational purposes to learn how the basics work, etc. You might want to do some more work on them if you want them to work well on different terrains, etc.