Perfect! Thank you so much

Solved: Need to use Element Index when you have multiple textures on your character.

I am using this on a skeletal mesh with many material nodes. I am testing it on my head material. If I set 'fadeOut' parameter to '0' sure enough, the head of the character disappears, in editor. If I set it to '1', the character head is fully visible in editor. I am using a trigger box to run the code and I can see it running as it should, with no errors, but nothing happens, ie. the head material doesn't fade (animate) to invisible. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.

Can't see this on my phone. The quality is so low the nodes are unreadable.

useful, still work in ue5. i use this to fade out defeated enemy

Is it possible to fade an Object behind an Glass Material (Or wet Street with Alpha Mask to be precise) so if you see through the alpha mask the object is hidden but when I look around its visible? I need something like that to see a mirrored game world (through Alpha Mask) under the wet Street but hide all the Tunnels.

Thx u safe my day :)

Very simple and to the point. This is the first time I knew that I can control a variable's value from within a material in such a way. Thanks a lot.

AWESOME! works great

this would work very well if there was some way to use in a openworld game where you could fade the trees and mountains and use less rendering great work

I want to thank you because of this video I was able to finally finish my project that lasted for 2 months because of the scope. Just at the end they requested to add something like this and I was able to implement it in a matter of hours and not to loose few days figuring it out as this was exactly what I was needed. Cheers!

One of the most practical things i've sawn so far about unreal! Thanks alot man!

how can you control the opacity with a widget slider?

Just what I needed. Thanks!

dude you fuckin saved my life with this video. I found NO WAY how to fade out my destructible but with THIS i was able to make it. I love you dude

awesome

Excellent (and simple), Thank You.

how would you go about this but using a collision overlap event? Edit: I figured it out, but it took some tweaking and reversing values. Thank you for the tutorial!

Thanks =)

Cool! Thx!!

nice 👍 but what i need to do if i want to use a trigger instead of key ?

top !

what's the easiest way to import from blender? can you import materials as well?

thx

could you do please a tutorial showing how an object becomes transparent when the character goes behind it and camera loses the focus?

Wow Great Video. Btw it works 4.18

can this be done for one specific area of an object closest to the camera? so lets say a cube like that but only the two sides and the top fade but the two back sides and the bottom stay. Like the wall effect seen in Sims, where if you rotate the camera the front walls closest to the camera disappear but the back walls and floor stays.

Hi! thank you for your tutorial! I'm very new to unreal and i'm currently making some motion graphics animations for VR. My question is how i can make this effect without having to press any button just telling when i want to disspaear and appear things in my project.

In fact, this IS a very satisfying effect AND tutorial, Kudos man :)

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I had to tweak it to the way I wanted it to work for my project but your set up pointed me in the right direction to get the faded effect I needed.