SONIC UNREAL but, I need some help!

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@hahasamian;531786

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There was still stuff to talk about. Note I needed help figuring out why the billboard was transparent when I asked it to show. I can’t figure it out. Perhaps it’s just because the billboard of that sort is intended to just be seen in the editor (I had to enable it to show)?

It’d probably be better to use a flipbook for your 2D Characters, or at least a sprite.

@hahasamian;531786

I was also feeling a little judged very quickly; note the first thing I got from you guys is something about gluing wings on your back and therefore being able to fly. And from there people just gave me these legal warnings and told me it would be really hard and involve a lot of C++.

The Unreal community tends away from sugarcoating things. Yes you can learn animation, however you shouldn’t count on being your project’s sole animator- nor could it be said that you have animation. Well then again, you are making a game which is sure to attract legal attention should it ever get noticed. Only true die-hard fans will be joining you. You don’t necessarily need C++, but it’d run smoother and be more efficient than BP.

@hahasamian;531820

I want to add it’s not a “‘Sonic clone’”

You’re making a Sonic game with Sonic characters, Sonic mechanics, and Sonic assets. If it’s not a Sonic clone (most literally ), then what is it? Do keep in mind [GameName]-clone generally means a game with the same/similar mechanics as [GameName]. For a while, any FPS game would have been called a ‘Doom clone’. , at least according to what’s been said, you’re making a game not only with the same/similar mechanics but with the entire IP of the original game. Calling it a clone is not necessarily an attack.