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Select the platform

In Outliner

Select the floor

Click Convert to Blueprint

Make it a sub Class Floor Blueprint

In the Floor_Blueprint

Go to event graph

Add event hit

From other pull out cast to BP ThirdPersonCharacter

As BP ThirdPerson pull out apply damage

Base damage 999

Compile Save Test

That's it for today 

Time to fix the enemy healthbar

Open up WB_EnemyHealthBar

Select Graph

So what is happening here is that it is getting the health of the first enemy only

We will do the same thing but use the event tick to accomplish this

Open up your Enemy BP event graph

Find where you added your event tick and drag out your health widget

So let's delete all the stuff we added in the Enemy Health Bar Widget (The Get Percent will stay there, no worries)

In the designer Space of the widget

Change the name of ProgressBar_0 to Health

Make sure Is Variable is checked

Remove the binding of the percentage

Open up your enemy BP event graph

Find your event tick

drag in the health widget

From the health widget node, pull out Get Widget

From the output of Get Widget, pull out Cast to WB_EnemyHealthBar

Connect the output of your Set World Rotation to the Cast to WB_EnemyHealthBar

From the As WB_EnemyHealthBar output in Cast to WB_EnemyHealthBar, pull out a Get Health Node

From the output, create a set percent node

Pull out a a GET health variable.

From the health, we want to divide so pull out a divide and add 50 or whatever you set your health variable

Connect the output on the divide to the percent input

Let's nice up the shooting mechanic a little bit

Open BP_ThirdPersonCharacter

Look up YAW in the Details Panel

Check Use Controller Rotation Yaw

Compile, Save, test

Find the shooting system in the third person character BP

From SpawnActorBP Bullet

Pull out Set Use Controller Rotation Yaw

Once you create the node, check the box Use Controller Rotation Yaw

Pull out Delay Until Next Tick

Pull out Set Use Controller Rotation Yaw

Uncheck it

Compile, Save and Test

We can now shoot with more precision

Add an ending to the game in your level

find the farthest point your player can get to

Click the + 

search for trigger volume 

Move the trigger volume cube to where you want the ending of your game to happen

Size it

With your trigger volume selected in the details panel

Open your Level Blueprint

In your level blueprint

right click and select dropdown for Add Event for Trigger Volume

select the collision dropdown

Select Add On Actor Begin Overlap

From other actor

Pull out Cast to BP_ThirdPersonCharacter Node

Open up your UI folder

Right Click

Create a widget blueprint

User Widget

Name it WB_Victory 

Open up the widget

Add a Canvas Panel

Add an image to the panel

Click the Anchors drop down and select the full size screen

Set all your anchor points to 0

Set the color to Black

This is the image that the game will fade into

Name the image FadeScreen 

Click Window

Select Animations

The Animations Panel will open up

Click the +

Name the animation Fade

Click the + in track

Hover over All named Widgets

Select FadeScreen

Click on the color and opacity

change the alpha to 0.0

click ok

click add keyframe

Your animation will start the image as see through (that's the alpha channel)

Scrub to one second

Set the alpha to 1.0

Add keyframe

Compile, Save, Test by pressing play button

Add text

Change the text to You Win 

Mess with the appearance to make it how you like

Add the anchors

Add another Animation just like the fade to black

Compile and save

Back to BP_Thirdpersoncharacter

Copy end paste everything after Add Mapping Context

Open your level blueprint

paste the nodes

Switch the class to WB_Victory in the widget

connect to the input of Cast to BP_ThirdPersonCharacter

Open the Event Graph in the WB_Victory widget

Delete everything but Event Construct (this is like the begin on play)

Drag in your Fade Animation

From the Fade node pull out play animation

Connect to the Event Construct Node

Copy and paste the Play Animation

Drag in your WinFade

Connect to the input In Animation 

Connect the two play animation nodes (white) 

Compile and save

Switch to designer mode

Select your FadeScreen and set your color alpha to 0 so that it the default is clear

Do the same for the Text

Compile and save

Test

restarting the game

Back to Level event graph

From the add to Viewport node, pull out a delay

make the delay 3 seconds

pull out an open level (by name) node

add the name of your level

Create a sounds folder

Find some wav sounds and add them to the sounds folder

They must be wav files

Open your Shotgun animation file

Open the Jog_Fwd_Rifle animation

Pause the animation and use the scrubber to find where the character is about to touch the ground

Right Click

Add Notify

Play a sound

Select the Play Sound

Select your audio

Copy and paste each footstep in the proper frame

Test 

Go to BP ThirdpersonCharacter

In the shooting system after the final set, pull out Spawn Sound at Location

Let's get rid of the enemy health bar after you have eliminated the enemy

In your Enemy Blueprint Health System

Pull out Destroy Component (Health Widget