At this point I found a much more robust method: The method shown in this video turned out to be flawed as well since it can cause issues with framerate dependence. using a delta time multiplier also doesn't solve the issue since the character movement component has it's internal way of handling timing. This still works as a quick and dirty solution that alleviates some issues the launch character node has, however I would recommend using the force root motion method I found after this. It does require C++ though and is a bit of a pain to set up, but once you have it up and running it's hands down the best method. Support the channel on Patreon: There was a roll animation set free on UE marketplace in the past, so you might already have this in your library: If you enjoyed this video, please subscribe: ● Twitter: ● Discord: Timecodes: 0:00 Intro 0:37 Implementing the dodge roll movement 6:23 Switching over to the dash step 8:10 About the launch character method 9:12 About the root motion method Awesome root motion example on twitter: Used Assets: Icons made by Freepik ( ) from Flaticon ( ) #cobracode #gamedev #madewithunreal #indiedev #gamedevelopment