Tips&tricks:
- Getting started with UDK
- Simple data save/load from disk
- Triggering events, uscript -> kismet
- Artist editable properties
- Cascading HUD messages
- Timers
- Using set of objects instead of a Pawn
- Moving actors in UDK using physics
- Utilizing states in UDK
- Prefabs
- Actionscript -> kismet commands with parameters
- Custom postprocess
- Custom input bindings
- Referencing objects
- Useful commandlines
Other:
Enjoy! Feel free to request some specific tutorial in a comment!
Hello
ReplyDeleteCould you please make a tutorial about multiplayer/co-op sharing same screen?
I am trying to get the old style games when we used to play Contra (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1-fKBbPOiM) and Street of Rage (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cCS78YFMEc)
If you could kindly teach me doing that on Kismet it would be really great :D
Goodluck
Actually this is a great idea :), I was thinking about splitscreen but this old school same screen with restricted movement for multiple characters is even better :)! I'll update my project and than post some tutorial about it, stay tuned!
DeleteAnyway I'm not sure this would be possible without unreal script utilization, so probably no kismet-only solution...