Frequently Asked Questions

UEFN stands for Unreal Editor for Fortnite, which is a powerful toolset that allows creators to build and publish a wide variety of games and experiences directly within the Fortnite ecosystem. It uses the power of Unreal Engine to bring advanced features to creators.

Verse is a programming language developed by Epic Games specifically for the metaverse. It's used in UEFN to create custom game logic, mechanics, and interactive elements that go beyond the capabilities of devices and pre-built templates.

The best way to get support is by joining my official Discord server, "Marwan's Blue Planet." There, you can ask questions, open a support ticket for specific issues, or inquire about commission work.

Yes, I do! If you have a specific project or game mechanic in mind that you need help with, please join my Discord server and open a ticket to discuss your needs and get a quote.

Yes, but your car mesh is a different size from the model I used in the video. You must set the size of the mesh to 1 on all axes and the rotations on all axes to 0. If you still can't see the car, make the mesh bigger. If not, follow the tutorial again.

Please make sure you are using the template i provided in the post and did the steps correctly. if the issue persists please either contact me or make a ticket in the server

You have to go to the material (or make a new one) **not the material instance**. On the left side, search for "Niagara" and tick the 3 boxes that pop up.

In the VFX Powerup Device, search for "Socket" and change it to **RIGHT HAND**.

You have to go to the material (or make a new one) **not the material instance**. On the left side, search for "Niagara" and tick the 3 boxes that pop up.

Go to the Niagra System and click on Mesh Renderer. In Mesh, click it and locate Index [0] and add your static mesh of the pickaxe.

Pickaxes will always need testing and adjusting until you get your rotation just how you like it. For most cases, you only need to make the Z-AXIS to "90".

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From FREE up to €20 per issue. Issues are first checked out by Marwan, then rated according to how complex they are.

Because support takes time & effort to fix your issue. Also, Marwan doesn't have much time to work with, so paying ensures that you get support for your issue.

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