Hey guys, in today’s video, I’m going to be showing you how to open and close doors by using your mouse and holding left click and dragging the door.
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00:40 – Tutorial
14:51 – Final Overview
15:18 – Outro
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Awesome work man❤
Aw man that is so cool I really like that you can open a door manually instead looking at the animation that is so cool thanks for the video keep it going
Thanks, this is awesome.
It will really help me
OMG thank you so much!
Another great video. One suggestion for modifying the blueprint would be to use the nodes "Set Timer by Event" or Set Timer by Function Name" in place of using Event Tick. The timer would only run when the player character is looking at the door (or you could add a trigger volume). That way you could have many doors in a level without worrying about them all executing the branch check with every tick. Just a little more efficient.
Dont stop. Keep it up
my head be spinning
Please more Phasmo UE4 tutorials
This is cool, but the door doesn't really react like you'd expect when opening from one side (moving camera to the right when trying to swing door to the left). Also if you have more than one instance of the door in your world. The first door opened is the only one that opens. The rest just open and close the first door clicked on.
Is there a way I can add a door sound effect as I gradually open it?
Bro! Help me please!
I made the multiplayer game, and I have answer. How I should cast to all characters? U cast to single person, but I have 5 players in game. How should I do. Help please 😿🙏
Mine is inverted and wonky. When clicking on it the door snaps in the opposite direction and moving the mouse right will make the door move left. I need help.
Great work! I came here because I'm looking for a solution to create the valve wheels from amnesia where the player has to move the mouse in a circle to rotate the valves. Do you know how this works and is it possible that you make a tutorial for that? Thanks in advance
I keep experiencing the weirdest thing, i’ve double checked the blueprint to make sure it is correct yet when the door is opened in the reverse direction it glitches and swings very fast all the way to the max turn angle.
how could i adapt it to vr
How to make the sound of opening and closing the door so that the sound is put on pause when you do not open the door and when you continue to open the sound continues from the same place. I want to make the door creak. I'm sorry about my gnarled English. I'm from Russia✌️! You're being watched by an indie studio from another country. Rejoice)
for some reason it only works on 1 door if u try placing more all doors will affect the last added door do you know of a fix for this
Hmmm, this just isn't working for me using the first person blueprint.
damn, all that code for simply adding a rotation limit. Is there really no easier way?
My only issue with this (and I've been struggling for days to figure this out) I just really wish the door would follow the cursor if that makes sense? Rather than it turning dependent on the way you turn the camera. And I would like for it to be more clear on how to limit the door to only opening one direction
wait what you can call player input event from another blueprint other then player ?
I generally like your tutorials and thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge. But this video is terrible, I followed the same instructions and I have multiple bugs and issues that makes no sense and you didn't show or say something about these.
I'm having a problem, using the standard first person package, it isn't recognizing the hit to the door. When I get to the branch just before the CasttoDoor, it always returns a false. Even when I turn on the linetrace visibility, I can clearly see that the linetrace is penetrating the door
Going through the code, it read when I press LMB, but it doesn't detect me looking at it?
Literallt please help i followed to tutorial did exactly what you did and when i look at the door and click it does nothing please help ive been trying for 4 hours to try and get this to work
Awesome, exactly what I needed. I also used this basis to make a manual sliding door by inputting the player velocity.
It's a good tutorial, thank you!
But there's one problem, now the other side of the door is flipped. Meaning that the direction of which you move the mouse is opposite to the direction of which the door is moving.
By default the SM_Door asset doesn't appear to have a simple collision box– maybe just in newer versions. I think this is the main problem people have had in the comments if using that specific mesh, so either swap it out or keep reading below.
To remedy this, find your asset (not the blueprint) or click the magnifying glass at 1:09 to jump to it. Open it up and at the top (File, Edit, eg.) select Collision, and add [Box simplified collision]. You can go to (Show)->SimpleCollision in your viewport to verify the green box around your door now. Save and close.
At 5:36 change Draw Debug type from None, to Duration. This will enable the line trace shown in the overview and let you troubleshoot if your trace triggered by LMB is hitting the door or just passing through it. If you were missing a collision box, after completing the tutorial you were likely either unable to interact with the door or just seeing a red line shoot through it.
Fantastic material! One thing though. When i'm on the other side of the door this is flipped and i can't figure out how to sort it out! Any idea?
Fantastic tutorial ! One question – how to make classic door which are opened only to one side (can not be rotated around frame) ?
I was totally wanting this. I'm so glad I subscribed to your channel
Awesome video. Thanks. But does anyone know how to make same thing in UE5? I got stuck in a moment when you have to "get turn rate". There is no "get turn rate" in UE5.
I would Love an UE5 version of this. Somethings are different and im stuck at "get turn rate" and some things seem to be different
How do you add sound to it?
Thanks again, Matt, but I've got an issue. If I rotate the door with a big max open angle , the door mesh enters into the wall , making it feel like there is no collision. And if the main character stands in front of the door and tries to open it , it won't stop. But I want it to collide with colliders and seems natural. How can I do it?
I am using UE5, but the issue I am having is, the door is turning opposite what I am doing, so if i move my camera LEFT, door goes right, I turn Right Door goes left. Also noticed is their a way to do it When Moving Up Move the door away Like Up = Left, Down = Right? So it would look like you bringing the Door Closer to you and away?
Thanks Matt! Your Unreal tutorials are the best on youtube and you always seem to have just the right tutorial for whatever I need. I adapted what you taught in this one to using a crank to reset the arm on a trebuchet in my game and it works perfectly!
When I've dragged two of the drag door BP into the map, only the most recently will open even when looking and attempting to open other doors. Do I need to create new BP's with different variables for each door?