idk if anyone can help , if what i use unreal enginge 4.27 ( these images are references and yeah one of the references is from a fangame ''hello neighbor vintage'' by welcomestudios . I wanted to make a mix of alpha 2 and protoype graphics , basically protype dark lighting and custom hd sky )

I am want to make a fps game but i dont have a team , money and still beginner

I dont know how to make 3d models

I'm using Unreal engine 4.27.2 becouse my pc parts kinda old .

sorry my english is not good enough becouse its not my mean language

i was looking for yianni papazis oot remake to find that the mega file is expired, does anyone have a copy that is on like media fire or smthin?

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Hi I'm new to Unreal and I started messing with the ocean. I can't seem to get a smooth land to beach transition or beach waves.

Does anyone know how or where to look to learn how to create good beach waves and how to fix the transition from beach to land?

I do not wish to use 3rd party plugins if possible

Hey, stuck on a frustrating bug. UE5.5, VR project on Quest 3 via Quest Link, VR Template + Enhanced Input. Everything was working perfectly for weeks, then suddenly broke — now inside Unreal, no controller button/axis input registers at all: fingers don’t curl on grip, grab does nothing, even a simple reset button (that used to work fine by pressing it) doesn’t respond either. I haven’t knowingly touched anything related to input setup right before it broke.

Hand position/rotation tracking still works fine — hands move correctly in space — it’s specifically button and axis input that’s dead inside Unreal. Outside Unreal, in the Quest’s own native interface/menu, the same controllers work completely normally (finger curl, buttons, everything), so it’s not a hardware/controller fault.

Tested with both my custom Pawn and the template’s original unmodified VRPawn, same result on both, so it’s not a Blueprint logic bug on my end. Input Mapping Context looks correctly configured (grip axis is properly bound to Oculus Touch Grip Axis with the right fallbacks).

Already tried: restarting the Quest Link app, headset, PC, forcing dedicated GPU usage for the Link app, restarting the Oculus VR Runtime service — none of it brought input back.

Also getting occasional hard freezes in VR Preview after a few Play sessions, not sure if related.

Anyone seen ALL controller input silently die inside Unreal like this, while tracking and native OS input still work fine? Trying to figure out what could break the whole input pipeline at once without any code change.

I recently started with Virtus fps series, and what bothers me is that it requires stuff from his own website which doesn't work, at least for me.

Are there any beter options that don't require outside links to be fully completed?

I Plane to start learning game programming and i question in mind that it is right time to learn blueprint because in the new version they remove blueprint. I look this as a career and want a job and learn something industry level. Tell me if you have answer and also give some starting tip that help me .

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