my button icons are not showing i rewatched everthing but it doesnt work i created a new project and started from scratch but it will not work idk why changed viewport, controller data, enabled commonui plugin created inputdata i tried it with enhanced input and datatable but it still wont work

Amazing and informative video! Thank you for the effort. Is this something you have deduced yourself or did you get this info through the documentation or on any blog article, by chance? Would you care to share for learning?

can the stats be used for objects like tiles and objects other than player or ai?

Thanks :)

Great video! Learning widgets has been a real struggle for me. Trying to get multiple systems widgets to not mess with one another has been a real headache and your videos have been very helpful. Thank you so much and keep them coming!

Great, thanks!

11:04 How did you get the keys' textures?

why you dont use "Get Supported Fullscreen Resolutions" for filling up the resolution dropdown?

Another great video, but a couple of notes on the audio section I just watched. You want BindOnValueChanged event called at the beginning of EventConstruct because there's never a case where you do not want to bind them. It's easier to just do it before anything else happens so you don't need to call it twice later. Never drag off of a setter node. It's bad practice for exactly the reason you saw at 27:10. There's also a whole host of other issues that can SwitchToAudio is unnecessary, that's literally EventConstruct. This is another reason you should use scripts and editing instead of winging it. Your sliders should just do 0 to 1 like the default slider values because multiplying by 100 accomplishes nothing and requires more nodes later.

Very informative video, but you could really use a script and editing instead of this do-it-on-the-fly style. There's a good 10-15% of time wasted here by mistakes you've made, pausing to figure yourself out, etc. Duplicating widgets and then deleting things was actually taking you more time than just creating a new one from scratch, especially when all you kept was a border. I would also spend WAY less time fixing the looks. Your main colors are already ridiculous greens and blues, visual style is not why we're coming to this video. Focus on the content. I think you could start getting a lot of subs, especially around Common UI if you increase the quality of these videos.

I draged in images in my CommonWidgetCarousel but nothing shows up : not in the designer viewport and not in the game. When select the image the boarder suggests that it's right there filling the carousel but I just can not see it. This won't happen with CommonVisibilitySwitcher though ...Has anyone experienced this? Please helllllp I'm using ue 5.0

So if you wanted to send name from Orb to 3rdpc , you only need to implement the interface in the 3rdpc and not the Orb itself, right?

Yeah !!! New video. This made my day thank you for all your awesome content. Thanks to channels like this I was able to push through and make a simple game in UE. Thank you for helping all aspiring game developers.

Love your videos how about doing some tutorial CommonUI with Enhanced Input

Found a better way. In the Interface: create the function PreviousMenuRef with a Input of Widget Object Reference (I called it PreviousWidget). In the stack: convert the push events to functions so you can return the pushed widget. In the MainMenu widget : on play and quit clicked event, after PushPopup, call PreviousMenuRef (the interface one) with the return from the push as the target and self as the in variable (PreviousWidget). Then call SetIsEnabled on self to false, thus disabling the mainmenu instead of deactivating it. In the button menus (Quit and Play): Implement the PreviousMenuRef from the interface promoting the PreviousWidget return to a variable. In the event call (No, OnHandleBackAction) after DeactivateWidget on self, call SetIsEnabled on the promoted variable (PreviousWidget). With this, when the popup is shown, the mainmenu is the previous and is disabled, still visible but disabled. Upon clicking no or back (my back was not working at all at the time of testing, but should be the same), the popup is deactivated and the mainmenu is reenabled.

Thank you so much! It worked on my archviz project!

Please explain the gaps, when you say things like beginner friendly and then tell me to already have a blend space created, I need to go somewhere else and find a different youtuber to explain this stuff to me and you lose my interest. I don't even have crouch animations in my Unreal like it seems to be default but I don't see them in my folders, and I can't seem to find any thing that explains why.

Hey, let's say I want the thumbstick of the gamepad t be able to move in the main menu. So far I tried everything but the mouse cursor vanishes. Can you see if you have a handy way to make that work maybe? The answer is not input type I think and also not "show mouse cursor bool true". Thanks a million for any answer! :)

Great stuff but please slow down some of your input actions as a new user of unreal I have to figure out exactly what you're clicking and many times you go too fast for me to follow along ^_^

Couldn't watch live, But still a good watch :).

Cool video, thank you :)

There is a node called "Get Supported Fullscreen Resolutions" which returns an array of Int Point Structs 😉

Thank you so much for the video!

A tip for making nice looking blueprint nodes from functions or macros: When you are editing a macro or function, click on the input node and look at the details panel. There two really nice options here "Compact Node Title" (macros and functions) and "Pure" (functions only). A pure function is one that can take an input (or not) and return an output, but does not have any side effects (meaning it doesn't change any variables or trigger any events outside of the function). Ticking the box for "pure" removes the execute pins from the function so you don't have to hook them up in your blueprints. If you also type something in the "Compact Node Title" box, the whole node changes to the compact style like the "==" node. I use this for things that are calculated from other things but not quite those things. For example if you have max health and current health you can make a pure function that returns the percentage of health as a 0-1 float (for things like a progress bar widget) by making a function which just does current health divide by max health, mark is as pure and put "Health%" in the "Compact Node Title". Now when you drag it onto a node graph it's just "Health%" with an output value pin and nothing else.

Wouldn't it be easier to fix the mouse hover issue by disabling the mouse (similarly to what happens when using controller) and then re-enabling it as soon as the user moves it? Either way, thanks for the tutorial. Bit of a hacky solution that doesn't work super well unfortunately.

Very interesting. Thank you very much for this guide. You are my main reference for UI topics.

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Any of UI features you’d like to see? Let me know!

Your common UI tutorials are the best out there. Super helpful! Thanks for laying everything out so clearly.

Thank you very much for the tutorial, I followed everything, now I will try to Adapt to my project :D

Thank you very much, the tutorial is very friendly to newcomers。

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That char system is terrible super outdated and hard refs everywhere, not modular atall

Nice

PushWidget every call to create multiple separate wbp_mainmenu UCommonActivatableWidget: : bAutoRestoreFocus will not take effect

WBP_ButtonMenu: :AutoRestoreFocus to true is ineffective, because in the WBP_MainMenu setting the Get Desired Focus Target setting for PlayUI.

Thanks for the Tutorials :)

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I dont seem to have "Game - Common Input Settings" in my project settings, or "CommonGameViewportClient" in the default classes. How do i get them?

Beautiful man ! I've been using this in my framework project for about a month now its abit hard to get used to but very worth it in the long run IMO thanks for this overview ! Best video on youtube hands down on the topic now

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Keep up the good work mate - nice to have detailed tutorials on this topic - there are not many (good) ones.

Thanks man, love this video!

Finally!! a video that explains interfaces in a way that I can understand. Thank you so much for this!!

Another Incredible video! thank you so much for hard work! I'm a little confused on how I would hide the UI's when needed though, like you achieved in the previous video. Sorry still learning UE so some concepts are harder to wrap my head around..

amazing video, everything works great, however i feel like i'm going crazy as i cant get the back handler to work. any suggestions on what the problem could be?

Love the tutorials, :)

Great! Loving your Common UI tutorials. I recently have become stuck as I only want the D-Pad or NumKeys to control navigation in the UI... Is there a way to disable the joystick and mouse explicitly? Keep up the good work?

Hello there, great video and great run down of common UI, however I'm having an issue which I can't seem to fix, and would love if someone could help me out. On 1:07:15, I only have an "IsFocusable" button, no "DesiredFocusWidget". To get the focus I used the GetDesiredFocusTarget method and by debuggind I believe it's working well. Despite this, I cannot select nor hover over the prompt buttons. I've checked all the "non-hit testable" options, but with no luck. Has anybody gone through the same, that may be able to help? Thanks