Right-click in the Content Browser again to bring up the Create Basic Asset menu and then click on the Blueprint Class option. Right-click in the Content Browser and from the menu in the Create Basic Asset section, click on the Blueprint Class option.įrom the Pick Parent Class Window, click on the Game Mode option, naming the new game mode, HighFieldPainterGameMode. In the following section, we will take a look at how to setup all of this so that it will work with our Height Field Painter. In order to see the crosshair that will let the user know where they are shooting, we will need to create and setup new Game Mode and HUD Blueprints.
This game mode can be found under Content > Blueprints > MyGame. If you are working out of the Content Examples map, you can skip this step and use the MyGame game mode. In the following section, we will take a look at how this can be accomplished in your project. Finally we will create a Blueprint that will tie all of the individual pieces together, resulting in a Blueprint that can raise the surface of the object that it is applied to inside of Unreal Engine 4 (UE4).īefore we get started, there are a couple assets that we'll need to create as part of our project setup.īefore we can start to create and setup the required Actors for the Height Field Painter, we will first need to create and setup a Gamemode Override. We will then create and setup the needed render targets and Materials. To accomplish this we will first create and setup a new Game Mode and HUD Blueprint that will allow the user to interact with the Height Field Painter. In the following How To, we will go over how you can use Blueprints & Render Targets to create a Height Field Painter that raises the surface of an object when the player shoots at it.
Having the ability to raise and lower various surfaces enables interesting and unique gameplay elements.
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