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Excellent information and opinion. I agree with you entirely. I think that we'll see a lot of newer indie devs, or people with specific single-player projects, who use and package with this. I think for those of us who are making multiplayer games/are already into our projects, probably not for us. The idea is nice! But I mean, I do all of my animations from scratch in Blender because of optimization for my game with multiplayer. Reason being, just like you've mentioned, for each of my weapons, or at least genres, I need new animations. So I have crouch, walk, jog and run/sprint. Doesn't sound like a lot until you take into count forward, backward, strafe left, strafe right, diagonal left fwd, diagonal right fwd, diagonal left bwd, diagonal right bwd. Then take into count my aim offsets for the head/torso to follow the mouse in those states (additive). Now take into fact the items I animate the player holding: one handed weapon, one handed weapon with offhand, one handed weapon blocking and blocking with offhand, then two handed weapons, two handed weapons blocking, then bows, then crossbows. So just for my one handed weapons I have forward, backward, strafe left, strafe right, diagonal left, diagonal right, and those all in crouch, walk, jog, run/sprint. So 8x4=32. 32 animations for my one handed weapon. Hmmm, what about unarmed, with offhand, blocking, two handed, blocking, bow, crossbow...? I have 224 animations, roughly. Finally you add other states like jumping and swimming, as well as emotes, like sitting, waving, sleeping... You can get all of your animations for a humanoid rig up to 500 sure, but they will be more optimized and run better in a multiplayer game. If you were to take these 500 animations and then add weapons, etc. you're talking about thousands of animations. Crazy. I can't imagine using this. Does look beautiful though. Good luck with an open world map with structures, foliage, water, niagara effects, npc's and their pathing, weather, music, and keeping a good frame rate. Yikes! Sorry for the rant. Don't even get me started on AI assets.

can this fake fog for vr games?

damn my brain is melting what r u a shader god ?

oh no no, i love all your videos but this one should be removed HAHAH

Is it just me or did anyone else hear a weird haunted version of Fur Elise @ 10:24 ??

I felt educational entertained. ;D Thank you for helping out! :))

can the tool be released？

great video

thank you for this video - I used it for the basis of my games dash effect and i think it came out pretty nice!

Something I don't necessarily like about this is that smaller developers are "forced" to use this, which will cause a lot of games to feel the same. Obviously developers aren't actually forced to use this, don't get me wrong - but now, devs looking to create their own locomotion solution will be at a time disadvantage. Sometimes it's nice not to have an existing solution for something so important such as player animation, because that's how you get games with varying identities

How do i get the same background for the material view as you have ?

This tutorial is so helpful. Will there be an updated tutorial for UE5?

"a little bit fuky!!" prismatica dev 2024. lol brilliant channel my friend I have learnt alot from you!! keep up the good work!!!!

Which is more performant? This or Nanite displacement?

No matter what I do for some reason the animation plays on the whole body despite specifying the bone - and wont stop playing after I let go of the key. Im wondering if this method is compatible with lyra :(

Your guides are always just packed with valuable info and tips thanks

With max steps set 128 for example, would it be less expensive than the Nanite tessellation?

To be honest, I'm not a fan of the side running 3:06 to left or right ... it looks so unnatural, it only fits in a tennis game. :) Many games use the 8way run (not sure what's the correct term of the movement that was invented for Crash Bandicoot), that makes the motion matching almost useless.

"These animations are only useful for the thing they're meant to be used for" seems like an odd criticism.

it is amazing how much you know, time and time again i end up on your videos, thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos, much love ♥

I know answering complex questions like this in the comment section might not be possible but I'll give it a shot anyway if I can get pointed in the right direction: I have a character with physical animation. A weapon (skeletal mesh, tried also static mesh) is attached to the socket in the hand of the character. If I push on the character's hand, the sword follows the hand. If I push on the sword, it rotates in the hand correctly. What I need to happen now is - if I push the weapon, it should also influence the character's physics accordingly, and the hand should follow the weapon/ the weapon should push on the hand and move it. Thanks for this guide anyway 🙏

oh you decided to show up thanks

Damagemask tutorial when?

Yeah... I kind of feel like these techniques will all be replaced by Nanite in the not so distant future.

i think your moving stuff locally or something... my mesh does not blow in the direction of wind world space.. it blows in the direction the model is rotated... so if i rotate it like its fallen over tree... well its blowing up and down instead of side to side. Any idea how we can fix that?

What is BP_LivingBeing?

darn... sadly it does not work in UE5, as you are no longer allowed to plugin the nodes you used in your tutorial because it says "material attributes not compatible with float".

Wonderful video. How couldn't I know about this :(

Can you elaborate why you have mixed feelings about Nanite? Like a full blown video? From my tiny amount of experience [and a lot of reading] it seems like just almost always the best choice [apart from translucent stuff].

But can it walk down stairs or a slope or stand on a sphere without breaking its ankles.

He Mentions someone called "ace roller" for POM explanation, does anyone have a link to that channel?

No I wouldn't. Use assets, just be smart, be consistent with your style. Make it your own and make it make sense.

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Currently working on an RTS game (top down camera with a 40-60% angle like Prismatica plugin demo)- 1) will POM fit great here? since the camera never going to a shallow angle near the floor this type of effect will probably never break 2) POM vs WPO- which one is better for performance?

Luv u Prizzyyyy

how does it compare to build in displacement?

this video is so good, how would you think going around using parallax for a cubemap of a room inside a window for example? btw the bump way of doing it I really appreciate that you discuss it because I might use it in VR eventually as it is quite cheap

5/5 yeets

motion matching eats, voxel eats, niagara eats, lumen eats, Ai eats, high res texture eats, 3d models eats and now this. i get the feeling that UE is just for yt videos :D edit: dont forget particles, shader and a project above tutorial hell

Pro Tip: If you use TAA or TSR you can annihilate the stepping effect with a Dither, you'll be able to keep your Max Steps to extremely low values while still looking good It's way better if you use a Blue Noise Dither too instead of the stock one The Steps can be optimized based on distance too from the camera, been suffering a lot in making this work since we're using POM on our Landscape, a lot of Optimizations and little tricks, especially in blending the different layers If you use PDO I'd suggest turning off Contact Shadows too, those are the ones that most of the times make it look all glitchy and stuff Wanted to share pictures of the setup but YT doesn't seem to like imgur links and removed my comments 2 times already So if anyone is interested in any of this, can maybe share the raw code

Thanks a lot Prismatica for the video, very helpful! Just a question : is it possible to create a vertex paint material with the parallax occlusion combined?

Great Video.. Thank you

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5-Minute Materials is back, thanks! I learn a lot about materials from your videos

Be merciful and make more tutorials

New 5MM let's go!!

UE 5.3 when i put opacity no matter what color I use in base color it always show black. anyone with the same problem?

Hi, agreed on the 500 animations remark, am having the same exact thought. The AnimBP values aren't ThreadSafe, possibly one reason why your FPS hit below 30? Also, someone did a comparison between 50 ALS and 50 GASP (Game Animation Sample Project) characters and concluded that GASP, in terms of performance wise, is better than ALS. So I'm guessing the second reason is PC specs? On my end, I have RTX 3800ti and only in GASP I keep getting the "streaming pool size" error. Eitherway, GASP isn't complete (as decribed in the Read Me found on the map), so yeah. ✌

"Imagine getting closed lined by this fella" great sense of humor :D

With sprinting don't you just speed up the animating and its been tested, animbps chug more motion matching is very performant unless you have a custom way to calculate animations