Update Plugin Setup in Readme

[Slashin8r]

Can you please update the plugin setup in the readme to include the part where you need to override certain functions in blueprints? Specifically the GetRollAnimation, GetGetUpAnimation, and GetMantleAsset functions. I was only able to find that these needed to be implemented in blueprint because I started picking through the C++ code. Good thing I know C++ and easily figured out where to look, but imagine someone working strictly in blueprints only. They would never know to override those functions if they were to setup a new character and not use the provided character. Even opening up the provided character will not indicate to them that they need to override those functions.

Are there any other functions I am missing?

[dyanikoglu]

I think it's clear those functions are intended to be overridden in blueprints, and they're well commented on C++ source. Also the sample character have all of required blueprint overrides, it can be used as reference.

[Slashin8r]

You seriously are refusing to update the readme file? It is a very simple thing to do. I am straight up telling you it is not clear, which is why I am suggesting it. It may be commented in C++, but for the many people who wish to use this who do not want to pick through C++ comments, they will have a lot of trouble using this plugin without it being mentioned in the readme, which is the first piece of documentation that anyone seeing this plugin will read.

[dyanikoglu]

I'm not sure why you've chosen this attitude towards me, but I want to remind this is an open source repository, and pull requests are welcomed if you believe something can improved.

[Slashin8r]

Also, not every person will even bother to use the sample character. You do realize that 99% of the people that will use ALS will be using it to enhance an already created character, meaning they may not even know to check out the character example. Like I said on that too, there is nothing in that character that indicates those functions need to be overridden, you just have to happen to search through the function list to see that they were. Many people don't even understand the difference in the little icons next to functions to even know what an overridden function looks like. Just update the readme to reflect this, it is as simple as that. 3 lines of text to point out the 3 functions, so simple and will save a lot of people a lot of time and problems. Will also save the community here from getting asked the same questions multiple times.

[Slashin8r]

I'm not sure why you've chosen this attitude towards me, but I want to remind this is an open source repository, and pull requests are welcomed if you believe something can improved.

I have no attitude towards you, I am making a simple request, which could have been completed as quickly as it took you to reply to this discussion. There are only benefits to adding this, not sure why it wouldn't just get added.