Yeah ,  want to know more about that , please.

Thank you @Bassline303 :)
Works just fine :cool:

I have started a ThirdPerson blueprint test project,
Now i need to find out how to select my own animations for my character.

Edit: Seems i need to learn how to create my own blueprint.

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When I have the time , I will do a tutorial about this , the easy way.

Blendspaces :

Looking forward to it :)

But i think it doesn't hurt to look into the blueprint system as well.
https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-US/Engine/Blueprints/BP_HowTo/BasicUsage/index.html
I didn't use LiveLink yet, but from what i read it creates a pretty complex blueprint setup.
So, this is a really exciting aspect of UE4.

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If you want create your own Animation Blueprint with Blendspace from scratch , here is what to do , explained in 15min.






I would use a XBox 360 Controller or similar .... to handle a large number of animations in Realtime.

Awesome, thank you for the videos.
Starting from scratch makes sense :)
Yes, i have an XBox Controller...

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a simple blueprint to get started would be
adding a particle system or a light to your third person charactor
this is achieved by using the add component button (in third person blueprint) and choosing particle system or light
then on the right menu you can select any particle installed in your project from the drop down menu
the results will show in the preview window, you will have to position it where you want it to emit.
from there you can start to learn how to trigger it with your keyboard or joystick

i started with adding a fire and a light to a destructible brazier
and from there went through some pretty tough tuts
to get my feet wet

here is dean ashford's playlist, a good place to learn from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE0EbWdnjTI&list=PLaEAPX6ZtxoLtX55_UuuXHYdoQws9D8gk

Thanks @1970GTX :)
Some interesting things there, which i have to try out at some point.
After watching a few of these, i realized that i need some more basic step-by-step guide.
And i found these series:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCyYS9kMLEdB03GxJXqtmFQ
To me they are just perfect, so i could exactly follow every step from the beginning (blank project).
And i must say that guy explains everthing very clearly, everything makes sense, and he also gives the viewer enough time to follow.
I finally plugged in my second monitor so it is more comfortable to watch the tutorials while working on the project :)

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dual monitors are a must with following tuts.
making spaghetti with blueprints and materiels
isn't as hard as people think, one just needs to get acclimated
and stuff quickly becomes intuitive

Hi there,
Unfortunately I have not yet been able to change the animation.
I will keep trying. I will look at the last tutorials again
Kind regards rosuckmedia:):)