Unreal Engine - Spatial Inventory Tutorial (1/4)

For anyone on UE5 or later UE4 versions, if you don't see For Loop as an available node in your Widget BPs, go to a BP for a Character, create your For Loop there, and copy-paste it into the Widget BP as needed. Seems it's a bug that got introduced some time in 2021 and is still unfixed as of 5.0

There is literally enough videos on this channel to remake Escape from Tarkov in UE4. Great videos and tutorials, keep up the good work!

I literally spent 6 months trying to figure this out and the moment I get back into game development, I find your videos. You are a god send my friend

Wow a lot of people are really gonna love this and appreciate the amount of time and effort you put in! Thanks

If anyone is wondering the vector x vector has just been replace by add. Just type + in and it’s in operators.

Hi, thank you for this! This tutorial is exactly what I was looking for and you seem to know what you're doing. I love that you show exactly the end result at the beginning of the video (something a lot of tutorial channels on YT should learn to do^^).

For anyone doing some T/S with the grid lines not showing up (UE5), change from "Event on Initialized" w/ the delay to "Event Construct" under your Inventory Widget. Seen at 41:25

I remember I tried this tutorial 2 years ago in UE4 when I was a beginner and I had lots of errors and I was so confused, now I just did it in UE5.3 without a problem, thanks a lot for your tutorials!!! If anyone has any problems with the code in UE5 leave me a message, maybe I could help

You have no idea how long I've spent looking for a tutorial like this and suddenly youtube recommends me this. Awesome

Omfg I have waited a long time for someone to show me how to do this kind of inventory! You are a god!

Thanks for the tutorial! Just finished part 1. Managed to get it to work even on 5.3, but I needed to put in a simple add node instead of the vector2d + vector2d you had in the video, since apparently lots of maths nodes were removed in version 5

Perfect ! Exactly what i was looking for. I just guess i'll have to implemant my own pick up system. But really thanks a lot for this awesome content !

Bruh, imma subscribe to you because of this, every year or 2 i searched up how to do this and no one ever showed how. There were a few payed resources but nothing reliable. Thank you, seriously, thank you!

THIS!!! ... is the tutorial to watch if you want a fully functional inventory widget for a FPS like setup. Do not get old and get gray hair watching other inventory tutorials like I did.

Thank you for still continuing and creating tutorials man. You're a inspiration for the community.

Any noobs (like me) using ue5 and getting stuck with the multiplying part, you have to use a convert integer to float node first.

Finally somewho who knows what he's actually doing. Thank you!

been looking for a tutorial on this for years. You are a god

Props for this! Well done and well optimized for being modular as is required in the industry.

Hey @Reids Channel, I wanted to say that I think you're videos are really amazing and detailed where as a lot of videos on YT about UE can seem very confusing you really help to explain everything in a way that's easy to digest. I was wondering if you had considered making a video on how to save the ItemObjects in the InventoryGridWidget? I feel like for most games that people would want to implement this in, like a survival or EFT-like game, it would probably be a necessary feature to be able to save what is in a player's inventory. I realize that this might be a complicated process and not the easiest to do in blueprints (I've seen that you have another series where you cover saving and loading in C++) but I think it would be very beneficial to a lot of people and to your community. In any case, please keep making your videos as they are diamonds in the rough here on YT, thank you so much 🙂