Could someone help me and point to a tutorial

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Im trying to make fluid 360 degree movement for my game my aim is to make movement like gta and 180 degree turns like the second clip.


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This feels like a pretty standard animation blueprint setup, assuming you have the appropriate base animations. Maybe add some foot IK to avoid sliding.
What have you tried, and why didn’t that work?

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If the default looks slow to you, I would suggest trying to raise the frames per second.

While I haven’t given much thought to it in Unreal projects because I still have yet so much to learn, I do in fact believe it is very important to gaming. I use a 240 hz monitor. And think Battlefield 4 and other games looks amazing @ 240 hz (when you do have the horsepower to pull real 240 hz out of a game). To me, the higher the frame rate the action starts looking more and more realistic. Because real life does not have a frame rate.

I think Unreal defaults to 30 fps. Maybe go up to 60 and look at as least smooth as a console game (or maybe that GTA was on a newer console at 120 hz?)? But I agree with some comments out there that once you have seen real 240 hz, 60 hz feels like 30 hz to me.

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There is no such thing on desktop. Unreal either defaults to your vsync, or runs as fast as it can.

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This is the behavior when vsync is enabled.

r.VsyncEditor 1/0

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I go over animation blueprint mode, animation asset mode, and custom animation mode in these tutorials.

I have another tutorial working now that is even more expansive.