4 years ago

Hi everyone!

I created a mini-tutorial with blueprints in Unreal to move an actor based on another actor's position but keeping a certain distance...very simple and basic.

It was very useful for my Combat Design.

Check it out here: https://youtu.be/AnZ0AotXBUk


UE4 Tutorial - Move an object to another object's position keeping a distance
Hi everyone! I decided to make this mini-tutorial because I often find myself in the situation where I want to move an object based on the position of anothe...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnZ0AotXBUk
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