Hi!
Im starting to make a survival/adventure rpg game.
its set on a cold planet where hypothermia is always creeping around corner, food is scarce and strange beasts walk the planets surface, caves provide little shelter from ruthless blizzards and hail storms. for long distances you will need multiple heat sources on the way( like camp fires and suchs)
but i have no clue how to implement these features. how would one do like a snowfall event with blueprints? or hypothermia and food bars and their depletion. hail storm that takes away health piece by piece? any help would be appreciated!! and if anyone wants to collab on project feel free to say so, game will be 100% freeware since i dont want to pay rojalties and i have student license maya and mudbox, even tho i suck at modeling.
and another note if anyone wants to donate some textures and models for project pm me! thanks again
that doesnt come even close to what i want. i want changing weather for like snowfall, blizzard and hailstorm. sorta like the system Hourences has in Solus.
i have the hypothermia system in order already player has about 10 minutes until freezing to death from full body temp and will gain warmth by standin near fire
i have a particle blue print of a fire wich has a large sphere attached to it and im trying to make it so when character enter that it will gain warmth over time but i cant figure out how i should do that, my hypothermia meter is made from tesladevs hunger meter.
do the what now? how is that going to give it warmth over time, like lets say warmth is 400. and i want standing near the fire give me 10 warmth per second
What erWilly means by "When the player overlap the trigger use a interface to send the info to the player. " is that you should make a campfire blueprint that has some sort of box/sphere component that when the player stands in it (Overlap Event) it will trigger a function or event that adds to the Hypothermia variable. You could use a Blueprint Interface, Cast Call or custom event to communicate to the player BP.
