Unreal Engine 5 Horror Tutorial: Weeping Angel AI
Weeping Angel AI in Unreal Engine 5 👼
In this video, I’ll show you how to make a creepy Weeping Angel enemy in Unreal Engine 5 — a statue that only moves when you’re not looking. It’s a fun way to learn AI, navigation, and line traces while building something you can instantly drop into your own horror projects.
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Timestamps 🕑
0:00 - Intro & Preview
0:20 Step 1: Create a First Person Project
0:38 Step 2: Create a Basic Level
1:00 Step 3: Import the Angel Mesh
1:57 Step 4: Add a Nav Mesh Bounds Volume
2:35 Step 5: Create the Weeping Angel Character Blueprint
3:43 Step 6: Set Up the Blueprint Logic
5:04 Step 7: Check If the Player Is Looking at the Angel
6:00 Step 8: Add a Line Trace to Check Visibility
7:07 Step 9: Make the Angel Move (or Stop)
8:17 Step 10: Adjust Speed and Test the Angel
9:24 Outro
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