A Prototype Hunger system for Survival maps in Fortnite Creative

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I figured this was good enough to show, but not quite finished enough for a mechanics tutorial. But I have made it as basic as possible, so you can probably work it out for yourself.

And yes, I went with the convention of Hunger being a positive value when you’re not hungry - but it works for now.



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