How To Create Footsteps In Unreal Engine 5 (Tutorial)

Hey guys, in today's video I'm going to be showing you how to create and add footsteps for your character, player, or AI in your game.

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00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Overview
01:09 - Tutorial
05:07 - Final Overview
05:22 - Outro
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♫Outro Song♫
●Kronicle - Chill Noons

[verence]

You can first select the sounds in the content browser and then add the random node. All the sounds will be added to the random node without you having to manually connect each one of them.

[jasmyn]

For those of you who have already purchased a footstep SFX pack on the marketplace that contains sound cues, you can skip to @02:33 of this tutorial! Thank you so much for this tutorial, Matt! 👍

[AussieGaming-xquc]

Hey Matt! Your tutorials are really easy to follow and you've really helped me with the game i'm making. Thanks!

[Psychoooo]

I would love to see how its done on maps that have procedural generation like for the example in the MAWI broadleaf forrest examples. I have no idea how to attach physical materials there since the materials are procedural.

[bernardklaus]

Wowza! This is surprisingly simple :) I found the footsteps to be a little loud so I changed the volume but clicking on 'Output' in the Audio Cue window and adjusting the 'Volume Multiplier' under 'Sound' - I am not sure if this is the correct way to adjust the volume but it seemed to work for me!

[predator]

Thank you for your videos ! There is a question of how to make a point on the map with the help of decals and so that it moves along it logically or on the globe ?

[FunWithSmexy]

Your videos are very helpful as always could you do a video on Post Processing Effects like a Gas mask overlay on viewport for first person camera

[SteveKabbis]

Great tut as usual, but out of curiosity since you did it BTS, Where in the land animation did you put the animnotify to make the sound sync perfectly with the landing?

[AKIMBStudio]

Awesome video as always. One question though, AI and other players footsteps cannot be heard in the viewport. How would you go about making the cue replicated for those in the vicinity?

[guibel]

Sir do you know how to do the Vergil judgement cut end or at least an idea of how to do it, specifically the fragmented camera effect that changes depending on the camera angle. Thank you.

[Rabbit]

have you done a video on an inventory system yet? was trying to look through old videos but didn't see anything

[peterhall]

Nice and clear tutorial. Though I have a question - how would this work with a blend space? I have a 2D blend space for directional movement (also learned from another tutorial of yours).

[jimhudson]

Thanks for this, one question, I have a startup level with a main menu, when this level loads the footsteps are playing with no player, is there any way to prevent this?

[teeege]

Does this work as a 2D sound or can other players hear it if i build this in a multiplayer game?

[Hussain.Jebali]

Hello sir Can we use it in First person Thank you

[alizaidi]

can you please build a feature where enemies can detect us based on sound volume ? just like it happens in GTA where enemies detect the player if sound is greater

[fredmansenberg]

I have a question, how do I credit them before using it?

[wesss]

Quinn walks by
Is anybody there - Portal turret

[MartKart]

Does anyone know how to get a projectile to hurt the player character, in a first-person character, as when I face the projectile, I'm able to take damage, yet if I face sideways or turn my back to the projectile it never hurts the player.
in Third person the projectile always damages and explodes, and is somehow easier to use in Third person, yet is harder in First Person?

[danielsharma]

For some reason in first person it does not play after 3 footsteps which is how long 1 cycle of animation is for me. works fine in the third person animation