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Happy Tuesday! An early start. I have a busy day mapped out with Unity screen captures and some UI samples to craft for my new portfolio.
Today's article explores some of the various Physics that cam be simulated in Unity beyond just your basic collision.
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I've done several things with Unity physics, but I can't swear that I understand it all. I think I do? But I'm going to run through a few basic concepts, and write articles up on them. Here, we look at Rigidbodies, and how they function in Unity.
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Step 2 in "Operation Blow Holes In Things" using Unreal Engine: I'm now duplicating the struck dynamic mesh so I can retain the intersected portion after booleaning the hole, then generating collision on that portion and applying physics and a small radial force.
Next up: Break that piece into randomised chunks!
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Edit: updates - it's looking pretty cool!
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The #ChaosPhysics system—and destruction in particular—has seen many changes in 5.4.
Advancements developed for #Fortnite, #UEFN#MetaHumans with cloth, and more now enable more realistic, performant, and engaging experiences for players.
This talk explores some of our new features and improvements coming to physics in #UnrealEngine, including how we achieved dynamic destruction in a huge sandbox environment; building a pipeline for creating high-fidelity clothing for your characters; and putting together a new debugging framework for physics scenes and improved runtime performance and memory usage to allow for more dynamic and expressive simulation at larger scales.
In the comments section, user John Daniel says: “I've been on 4.27 plus for a long time, exactly because of the physics. Hopefully, the physics is getting better I'm just now converting my project to 5.4 and we'll see how the physics works. I have to move to 5.4 in order”.
Many people have been waiting to transfer their project to the new physics system for a while especially, if you have large and high-fidelity scenes in your game.
I hope this video will help a little bit in understanding what is going on in version 5.4. there are some important changes. Please share your own experience if you’re facing similar issues in your project.
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Physics can be expensive to render in game and yes we have powerful engines that can handle much more than they used to, but we should still try to create performant assets where possible, things like jiggles on a character, props in the world baked down or things that shouldn't be simulating where possible.
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JangaFX's Jason Key has showcased this amazing #LiquiGen workflow testing with Unreal Engine 5 using alembic cache and pathtracing.
This tool shows great potential in revolutionizing the future of water/liquid physics in games!
Check out more from Jason in the comments below.
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Passionate about UI design and skilled in programming and graphics. I am broadening my expertise by learning Unreal Engine and C++. Currently, I am writing a book while exploring my opportunities in the gaming industry.
Happy Friday! In a few hours the weekend begins. I want to be outside, but at the moment is so bad. <sneeze>
This is the final article on Unity's Physics Engine. A few more advanced topics like Rag Dolls.
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Joints in Unity. Multiple ways to tie two things together (or to tie something directly to the world). Personally, when I think of "joints", Hinge Joints and Character Joints would fit. The rest... well, I guess I can see how they all implement something at least vaguely similar?
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Passionate about UI design and skilled in programming and graphics. I am broadening my expertise by learning Unreal Engine and C++. Currently, I am writing a book while exploring my opportunities in the gaming industry.
Happy Thursday! Yesterday I felt like I got nothing done. A friend asked if I actually did anything and I rattled off a long list. I guess I always want to accomplish more.
Continuing with Unity's Physics, I'm covering the little used Material component. So many projects just makes their world filled with hard surfaces. Unity provides for so many more rich interactions.
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