Hello so i want to make camera move when you walk / run in-game.
And i found the UCameraShake:: classs.
And it has one meber called UCameraShake::Anim of type UCameraAnim::.
And am wondering where do i create a Camera Animation is it like a Sound Cue created in the editor?
Do someone have experience with this or can point me in the right direction?
Thanks.
Camera shakes are awesome.
In your character class I’d put something like this:
.h:
UPROPERTY(EditDefaultsOnly, Category=Effects)
TSubclassOf<UCameraShake> WalkingCameraShake;
You can now create a new Camera Shake blueprint in the editor and assign it to the above property in your character class defaults! 
Create a condition in your character class finding if your currently moving, on the ground and pressing a direction key then:
.cpp:
START THE CAMERA SHAKE:
// Execute the walking bob effects
if(Controller)
{
APlayerController* PC = UGameplayStatics::GetPlayerController(this, 0);
if(PC)
{
if(WalkingCameraShake)
{
if(!bCurrentlyWalkingBob)
{
PC->ClientPlayCameraShake(WalkingCameraShake, 1, ECameraAnimPlaySpace::CameraLocal, FRotator(0,0,0));
}
}
}
}
STOP THE CAMERA SHAKE:
// Stop the walking bob effects
if(Controller)
{
APlayerController* PC = UGameplayStatics::GetPlayerController(this, 0);
if(PC)
{
if(WalkingCameraShake)
{
PC->ClientStopCameraShake(WalkingCameraShake);
}
}
}
I hope this helps! 
Jon
It most certainly do. 
Thank you so much.
EDit: So [FONT=Arial Narrow]TSubclassOf<class T> MemberName;
Is the way to add a Blueprint to a class?
Thats right, this is how its displayed in my character class blueprint’s default menu:
Then I can select the camera shake blueprint that I made from my content browser.
Jon
Awsome! I did this and it works sort of.
Am having a hard time figuring out the settings for the Camera Shake.
Did you do something more then just create a new Blueprint from UCameraShake:: and set the propertys available?
Edit: Reading your code again i see you are checking if the the Walking shake is set and played.
I did not do that so am guessing this is cousing the vierd behavior, going to test that now.
Glad you have it working!
I had to play and tweak with the camera shake settings for quite a while to get the desired effect.
Also ensure you put conditions in your code to ensure it’s not continuously starting over/pressing play whilst walking such as:
if(!bCurrentlyWalkingBob)
{
PC->ClientPlayCameraShake(WalkingCameraShake, 1, ECameraAnimPlaySpace::CameraLocal, FRotator(0,0,0));
bCurrentlyWalkingBob = true;
}
Jon
