5 Sequencer Tips Every Unreal Engine Dev Should Know

Top 5 Sequencer Tips and Tricks every Unreal Engine developer should know:
1.) Piloting the cinecamera (and piloting any actor)
2.) Manual vs. Tracking focus
3.) Cubic vs. Linear interpolation between keys
4.) Time Dilation Track
5.) Adding Postprocess Volume to Sequencer

[zimingpeng]

Your Tutorials are always usefull and succinct! When we select directly Camera in the left panel of Sequencer, we can directly move camera like "Pilot".

[scottownbey]

Awesome tips brother!! I'm subscribing

[KaitheArtGuy]

My live reactions to each step
1. Oh yeah knew that already
2. Oh that's neat I didn't know you could track
3. OHHHH makes sense
Sweet lord
5. SO SMART
6. WhAaAtT

[naaffax]

hello. do you have a tutorial on how i can align several actors seperately imported in to unreal engine. they each have their own fbx animation along with them. i want to be able to see all these actors animations in a timeline and be able to move them easily to the correct time position. like say the clips similar to after effects. has one timeline and just have to manipulate the clips to the correct timings. say suppose there are two actors. one actor throws a punch. and the other actor receives the punch and falls to the floor. after importing both actors separately i just want their animation clips to be aligned to the exact position i want.

[steinmov]

Perhaps you could answer a question regarding sequencer and level sequences. I have a level sequence where I have a character animating. I set up the camera the way I want it. I needed to add a second character and 2 animations of that second character to this sequence. I need to combine or blend the 2 animations together. I did this work in a separate level sequence. How do I get the blended animation from the second level sequence into the first level sequence I setup?

[zimingpeng]

Hello Sir, i would like to beg a help from you. Do you know little bit about Fracture Cache in Sequencer ? I created Fracture Effect with Blueprint. I just added Impulse Component after Eventbeginnplay in the Blueprint of Geomatry. And i also drag Fracture Cache into Sequencer and setted Timeline. But i get a issue, this way doesn't work for Render. When i wanna render this Sequence, it will be immediatly rendered. That means, the Fracture Cache Timeline doesn't move like what i have setted. May can i add something in Blueprint or in Sequencer? Thanks!

[FPChris]

Get a Stream Deck XL and make an endless rack of hotkeys.

[iamhere]

When time dilation is enabled and I render my shot it was not rendered properly the timing is not matched with the unreal viewport how to fix it

[shivangipriya]

How you make the water wave in front of the character ???