Blueprint Simple Menu

Development Programming & Scripting Blueprint
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some help about creating a simple blueprint menu “Start” “pause” and “exit” ?
thanks

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If you take a look and download the content examples, there is a game menu in the Blueprint_HUDmenu.umap level. :slight_smile: It has exactly what you are looking for (i think)

when content examples loads:

  1. click file -> open level
  2. Select Blueprint_HUD level

If you want to open the blueprint, easiest way is to just type HUD into the filter

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HI X90.

Not certain which Game you are talking about to see the Hudmenu.

Could you be more specific or drop a link here to the game or content you are referring to?

thank you in advance.

EDIT: I found “content examples.” ROFL!!.. I need to look more, click less.

:slight_smile: thanks again.

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I had the exact same problem and I couldn’t solve it with the examples. So I started a new thread asking for a simple and a more complex tutorial from Epic.
You can view it here and vote if you think it’s important:
https://forums.unrealengine.com/showthread.php?2168-Menu-Tutorial-and-Menu-with-Graphics-Settings-Change-Tutorial-would-be-nice

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thks X90, yes i think content exemple hud_map is what im looking for, in case of pause and exit event .

but there still a starting menu to do at the begining of game.
ive seen that Shooter game have one, i’ve tryed to understand it ! but diifcult to understand how it has been made !

BechD thanks for link ^^

(by the way sorry for my poor english )

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Im glad you were able to find what you were looking for.

I definitely am looking for something similiar. They have a simple start menu example in flappy chicken, and strategy game has a slate/HUD C++ based menu (strategy game and flappy chicken from the marketplace). I was looking for a good path on which to go forward and build from, that’s what I was asking for in my question here: https://forums.unrealengine.com/showthread.php?2242-Question-over-game-menus but as of yet there isn’t anyone with a good answer that I’ve seen. I think they want everyone to use slate though, but it doesn’t have nearly the same ease of use as other aspects of ue4, so I’m trying to be patient :smiley: