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Fortnite Update V30.10 Patch Notes, What is Fortnite v30.10?
by Madhumitha
Updated Jun 13, 2024
Fortnite Update V30.10 Patch Notes
They have combined Patch Notes and Release Notes into one document! Now you can read all about the updates and changes in one place on the Epic Developer Community! If you are looking for bug fixes, you can find them in the Release Notes section further down this page.
In the Fortnite Ecosystem v30.10 update, there's a new Experimental feature in UEFN called Scene Graph! Scene Graph is an entity and component framework that enables you to dynamically manipulate objects in your game. There's a great new collaboration tool in UEFN called Notes which allows you to capture feedback and action items from collaborators directly in your viewport.
They have also added Player-Built Walls and Structures to LEGO® islands, there are new assets for you to use in Creative and UEFN, new Feature Examples in UEFN, and updates to our official documentation.
More tools for creators are now in the Creator Portal! Team owners can now access a Monetization tab in the new navigation panel in Creator Portal, which provides metrics related to your island's engagement payout.
Patch Notes
New Experimental Feature: Scene Graph
Scene Graph is now available to try in UEFN as an Experimental feature! An Experimental feature gives you a chance to try out the feature while it’s still in development. You'll be able to try out this early version of the Scene Graph feature, but you won't be able to publish islands using scene graphs until the Early Access release of the feature.
However, this Experimental release gives you the opportunity to learn a brand new core feature for UEFN that is critical for our long-term goals for the UEFN development platform. Our aim is to put these exciting new features into your hands, so you can give us important feedback and how we can improve them before the final release.
New to scene graphs? Scene graphs provide a unified structure for connecting all the objects within an island. This makes it faster and easier to create, manipulate, and iterate on elements in your islands. Scene graphs are particularly useful when working on projects populated with a large amount of content, or that feature more complex interactions. If you’re looking for a way to build richer, deeper Fortnite islands in the future, this feature is for you.
Device Updates
- Update to Third Person Controls device:
- Added an Autofire value for the twin-stick option Auto Fire on the Controller. If enabled, the player will automatically fire their weapon in the direction they are aiming while the Aim control is being pressed.
New Assets for Creative and UEFN
Here are even more new assets for you to use in Creative and UEFN!
New Items
- Nitro Barrels
New Weapons
- Tow Hook Cannon
New Prefabs & Galleries
- Neon Rush Sign Galleries
- Neon Rush Prop Galleries
LEGO Islands: Player-Built Walls and Structures
If you build LEGO Islands, you can now enable Player-Built Walls and Structures (PBWS) in your islands! This expands your players' options for building on your islands.
Known Issues with using PBWS in LEGO Islands:
- Sometimes when building walls as part of ground terrain, the automatic second piece will be placed at a regular grid scale.
- In situations where traps have become accessible, they will be placed at a regular grid scale.
- Ledges for PBWS are not supported.
If you're looking for a way to show off your new LEGO Islands with PBWS, the LEGO Islands row will return to Discover soon for a limited time. Get your islands ready for your players to start building!
New Monetization tab in Creator Portal
You'll now find a new and improved Monetization tab in a new navigation panel on each published project within the Creator Portal. This new tab provides metrics related to your island's engagement payout. Team owners can now access this feature in the Creator Portal. We also updated the existing Engagement Payouts documentation page with the updated information and analytics. More project-level analytics are coming soon!
Documentation Updates
In addition to the docs linked above, we have more updates for you!
Release Notes
Community Bug Fixes
The following list of fixes is from issues that you submitted to us on the forums. Thank you for your patience and for reporting these issues!
- Fixed an issue where the player could fall through the floor after exiting the Inflate-A-Bu
- Saving a large amount of assets in UEFN takes an extremely long time to save
- Canceling a submission for a map doesn't do anything
- Fixed an issue where the Falcon Scout was unavailable in published islands.
- Fixed an issue with the Tracker Device in UEFN, where a tracker would mistakenly be shown as completed in the HUD but actually was not completed.
- Fixed an issue with the Class Selector device's Clear Items on Switch option. The device now correctly preserves a player's items when this option is set to Off.
- Fixed an issue where Checkpoints' teleport function was not working correctly in some Rocket Racing experiences. If teleporting is enabled on a checkpoint, it will now teleport every time the checkpoint is passed.
- Fixed an issue where the Map Controller would only show place names and not a full minimap.
Creative
Fixes:
- Fixed an issue where the player could fall through the floor after exiting the Inflate-A-Bull.
- Fixed an issue where the touchscreen UI would not appear for many vehicles in Creative. This issue is known to persist for the Inflate-A-Bull.
- Fixed an issue where the Legendary Tactical Assault Rifle had the wrong number of rarity stars in the Creative Inventory.
Devices
Fixes:
- Fixed an issue where players were unable to pick up items spawned by the Elimination Manager device when the Pickup Allowed Class option is set to a value other than Any.
- Fixed an issue with an unreliable Patchwork Note Trigger event firing.
- Fixed an issue causing Round Settings devices to fail to disable Join In Progress.
- Fixed an issue with Patchwork Drum Player and Note Trigger devices, where modulator cables would connect to the side of knobs instead of the front.
- Players will now drop Patchwork cables when they are emoting.
- Fixed an issue where the Zipline device's spline points could not be moved using the Phone tool.
- Fixed an issue where the Item Spawner device would have an incorrect default name.
- Fixed an issue with the Patchwork Value Setter: If the Delay is set, the On Value Set event will occur when the delay finishes instead of immediately.
- Fixed an issue with the Triggered By option for the Pulse Trigger.
- Fixed a bug with the Patchwork Value Setter device that occurred when the output cable is connected to another device's control knob, where the connected device text would not update correctly on all clients.
Creative and UEFN
Fixes:
- Fixed a crash that occurred when checking whether to delay activating a camera controller.
- Fixed an issue where the Report screen stays open after the player is eliminated.
UEFN
Fixes:
- Solved an issue where the Self-Damage island setting does not work in UEFN projects.
- Exposed the Find/Replace tab in animation editors.
- Exposed additional skeletal mesh LOD info details.
- Fixed an issue where animation editors were selecting the incorrect bone for non-mesh bones.
Devices
Fixes:
- Fixed an issue with the Map Controller device, where the Capture Map editor button was not visible.
- Fixed an issue where Replace Selected Actors was not working when the selected asset was not loaded.
- The redirector is now hidden by default in the Content Browser like in Unreal Engine. To show them, use the Show Redirector filter.
- Fixed an issue where the editor was closing without asking to save changes if servers were taken offline or the network connection was lost after startup.
- Made several updates to Landscape messages:
- Added a tooltip when the widget is collapsed to help the user understand what it's about without having to expand it.
- Messages now show the number of affected Landscape Actors even in the "dirty actors" case to help the user assess how "out-of-date" the overall landscape is.
- Fixed a case where the Phone tool's quick bar would not appear after launching a UEFN edit session.
- Several improvements have been made to how Decal material selection displays:
- Filtered the material selection list to Decal-only materials.
- Added a popup message for when a Decal component has a non-decal material. This tells the user about the issue and gives a hyperlink to edit the material.
- The editor now shows a map check warning when a Decal component has a non-decal material.
- Added a Capsule Primitive tool to Modeling Mode.
- Fixed an issue with Lumen rendering for meshes created in Modeling Mode.
- Fixed a crash when resizing the brush using the B hotkey in the Edit Materials tool.
- Fixed a crash when resizing the brush using the B hotkey in the Paint Maps tool.
Fortnite v30.10 Release Date
Patch v30.10 for Fortnite was released on Thursday, June 13. This update brought many exciting changes to the game, including the new "Ride the Lightning" Guitar item and a big Metallica crossover. Players were able to explore new features in different game modes like Battle Royale, LEGO Fortnite, Fortnite Festival, and Rocket Racing.
The update made the game more enjoyable and offered fresh experiences for all players. The arrival of patch v30.10 added more excitement to Fortnite, keeping it fun and engaging for everyone.
What is Fortnite v30.10?
Fortnite's v30.10 Patch is here with exciting new updates. One big addition is the "Ride the Lightning" Guitar item, now available in the loot pool. This patch also includes a huge Metallica crossover, adding new content related to the famous band.
In Battle Royale, players can find the new Guitar item and enjoy Metallica-themed events. LEGO Fortnite has new building options and challenges. Fortnite Festival introduces new music and dance events featuring Metallica. Rocket Racing includes new tracks and vehicles inspired by Metallica's music. This patch brings fresh experiences to all Fortnite game modes, making it more fun and engaging for players.
Fortnite
Fortnite is an online video game developed by Epic Games and released in 2017. It comes in six different game modes: Fortnite Battle Royale, a free-to-play battle royale game where up to 100 players fight to be the last one standing; Fortnite: Save the World, a cooperative game where up to four players battle zombie-like creatures and defend objects using traps and fortifications; and Fortnite Creative, which allows players to create their own worlds and battle arenas. Additional modes include Lego Fortnite, an open-world survival game, Rocket Racing, a racing game, and Fortnite Festival, a rhythm game.
Save the World and Battle Royale were launched in 2017 as early access titles, with Creative following in December 2018. Fortnite Battle Royale became especially popular, drawing over 125 million players in under a year and generating significant revenue. Available on multiple platforms including macOS, PlayStation, Xbox, Android, iOS, Nintendo Switch, and next-gen consoles, Fortnite has become a cultural phenomenon and one of the greatest games of all time.
