Blueprint Best Practices - Working With Timers (Unreal Engine 5)

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Timers are an incredibly important and useful tool for any project. Using timers you can control when things update, and how often they do so. They are also the first step in kicking the tick addiction!

This video was originally created with the intent to be part of a Blueprint Best Practices series on Patreon. However, due to time commitments I have decided to just release it on YouTube without doing the Patreon. A number of people in the community have asked for ways to support me, and the best way to do this is to consider picking up some of my Unreal Engine marketplace products - as not only does that help me out, but you get some cool assets to use in your projects at the same time!

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Epic needs to put this video on their front page!

dreamshade
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So helpful! I'm moving from unity to unreal, and it's hard finding tutorials that are a good intro to best practices instead of just covering what an integer is. Thanks! Liked and subbed.

evanlane
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Amazing! Thank you. How would you deal with movement, e.g. a simple object moving around without Tick Event?

kthxbye
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Incredible work on this! I hope it gets pushed to lots of people. +1 for epic should advert this series

stormrendstudio
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I was hoping you could help me with a problem I have? I have a stop watch that I'm extracting my values from get game time in secs. I compared it with my phone stop watch and on occasion it will start lagging behind and not be as accurate. I'm assuming it's from frame drops? Is there a way I can keep my timer accurate, or maybe I shouldn't use get game time in secs for a stopwatch? Any help I'd appreciate?

taylorhead
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Hello, im making a Navigation system, so a arrow that gets the values from "Find Look At", i need to update the location pretty often, with .1 Looping timer its still too choppy and im not sure if this is the best performance optimized way to do this, what do you think on this?

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