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Thanks a lot for the comment! Glad that you liked the video! 😁😁

It's on the roadmap, although I am still tied up with my PhD, so the timing I had in mind went to crap. But it is definitely coming! 😁😁

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Thanks a lot for the comment! Glad I could help! 😁

Yes, it is quite simple, where you do not want LODs you can just delete them and the engine will use the only remaining one, LOD 0. Just double click on the Skeletal or Static Sesh and delete them in the mesh editor.

@@UnrealGems Thanks :)

Hi, my anims are not free, sorry. I use Vanilla Loop animations, the developer is really nice and provides good support. You should check out the new animation pack released by Epic: www.unrealengine.com/en-US/blog/game-animation-sample

Muchas gracias por el comentario! Me alegro de que el vídeo te ayudara a resolver el problema! 😁

You should check that you have rotated the limits while holding the right key combination, so that the rigid body rests on the limits of the cones. You can think of the cone walls as surfaces where the constraint can rest.

@@UnrealGems thanks man I saw the ragdoll video and fogured it out. Legend!

Hey! Thanks for the comment! The difference between rigid body and anim dynamics is that the rigid body simulation accounts for intersections with other rigid bodies and other elements that have collision in the level. Anim Dynamics has simplified physics and does not interact with other things outside of the Anim Dynamics node. It's simulation is faster but not as high quality as rigid bodies. For the rest state you do not have to skin twice, you can make it rest on the constraint limit. Like the short hair simulation tutorial. 😁

@@UnrealGems Thanks a great deal for the explanation. Is there a way I can contact you for some advice if you dont mind

@@UnrealGems Hi. In my case I have setup rigid bodies. But the knee and leg bodies sometimes pass through the bodies in front of the for example in a running animation. The bodies in front are normally pushed away but sometimes get split my the leg and knee bodies. Is it a case of iteration count which I can't seem to find in the project settings.Or how can I resolve this. And also are CRoss constraints referring to the constraints between chains. As projection may also be causing some issues. Thanks

I think that the problem is that base color in metals in the PBR pipeline does not represent a color but a reflectance. Its value is RGB and can be tinted. Since we are working within a physically-based model, we need to use real-world measured values for the metal reflectance in our maps and then use the tint that we want to get the color right. Reflectance for raw metal is going to be high, in the range of 70-100% specular, which we can map to 180-255 sRGB. I hope this helps! 😁

@@UnrealGemsYes, so mapping 70-100% specular with non-linear sRGB, I get that the hue and saturation components in Base Color only tint a metal reflection. My question concerns the luma in Base Color, the V in HSV, whether you could explain the theory behind the luma I'm getting (empirically) in the isolated specular from co/cross polarized photography, how it is that in UE5 that it shows up way dark? Again, I'm clear about how lighting influences that, but after more than doubling the gamma in Base Color maps for just the metal section of this model, it did make a big difference in the right direction, so I'm left curious what explains it. I hope tha makes sense.

Hi! Thanks! It is the same content. Glad that you liked it! 😁

It depends on how you organize the Blend Space and how it transitions from animation to animation. Sometimes zero interpolation time helps with these problems. Also interesting to look at the new option to see the active animation blend percentage. You also need to look at Preferred Triangulation Direction and wrap input.

Thanks for the comment! Not sure if I understand correctly, you want to update body generation or the rigid body simulation?

@@UnrealGems ubpdate body phycs asset Want: during the game mode, I press the H key(for example), and on an existing physical body X, create a new generation of physical bodies: 1 setting Min bon size: 0.2 2 setting Primitive type: multi convex hull 3 "clicking the button" Generate All Bodies and after this a new physical body is created/regenerated instead of the old one (to replace everything, literally as in the window of the physical body this is not the main character, this is an object on the level, he will start with a physical body from the Spheres (because at first no EXACT collision is required), after pressing H, an exact collision for the Physical body will be needed. That's all) p.s. my gpt says that there is no ready-made multi convex hull function at the C++ code level, I'm in despair.

Did you also create a body for the actual body because the physics assets don't interact between meshes

Thanks a lot for the comment! Really glad that the video was useful for you! 😁

Hi! Thanks for the comment! I was using 5.1 in the video. I have also tested it in 5.3 and it seems to be ok. Haven't tested 5.2.

@@UnrealGems Thanks for the response. The problem I am having is that in the RigidBody Animation blueprint node causes the simulated rigid bodies to either scale WAY up or down depending on the Simulation Space I choose. No other setting fix the issue. I have tried multiple models, all with the exact same issue so I have no idea what the problem could be.

I think some of my students had a similar problem, I thought they were probably doing something wrong, but with your comments I'm not so sure anymore. If I have some time I will test and see if I find out what is going on.

@@UnrealGems I could make a video showcasing the issues if you would like to see exactly what is happening

I actually found the fix, although something still doesn't make sense. The issue was there was a null at the root of the characters skeleton that was scaled to 2.4. However in Maya and UE5 it said the scale of the null was 1. In Maya deleting the null created a transform node which was set to 2.4 so I set that scale back to 1, re-imported it and it started working. Although what doesn't make any sense is I created a basic skeletal mesh from scratch of a ball and 2 cylinders in blender. Yet for some reason even though I made sure everything about this basic rig was correct. It had the exact same problem as the rig I just fixed. Even in a different project and even in a different version of Unreal Engine.

No problem! Glad to help! 😁

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De nada! Un placer!😁

Hi! Thanks for the comment! Good suggestion, I will look into making a video creating one from scratch. 😁

@@UnrealGems That sound great! Really looking forward to it! May I ask a tiny question- I am trying to make a really simple car cofigurator, And I dont know which animation strategy would be the right one. At this point I only want to trigger all the four doors to open individually (they came in as individual Animation Assets from blender via fbx, the entire car beeing an skeletal mesh) I tried to trigger them via Blueprint- and it works, but as soon as I trigger the second door, the first door animation jumps back to the beginning- is there way of preventing that behavior? Or Do I need to look into more complex things Like montages,Statemachines, sequencers etc

Its A Physics Asset!!

Thanks! I tried my best to cover as much as possible. 😅

Thanks for the comment! Yep, you're probably right. Sorry, I didn't think about it.

Hi! You need to use the fresnel node like in the normal glass material to combine the IORs of air and glass. In non-raytraced translucency the refraction parameter just deviates uniformly the light. With the fresnel node you can better fake true translucent materials.

Hi! No, it is the rotation axis. It rotates around that axis. Hope that this clears it up for you.

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Thanks for the support! Really glad that the videos are making a difference! 😁

No problem! Really glad that you like the video!😁

Thanks for the comment! Really glad to know that they are useful! 😁

Mil gracias por el comentario! 😁

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No problem! Thanks for the comment! I'm still with my final PhD crunch, really short on time. But I wanted to do a tutorial exactly like what you are describing and start the cloth series. 😁

@@UnrealGems Fully understand, best of luck with your studies mate, Look forward to more series I did join Pateron so maybe thats a better place to talk?

Hi! I did not, let me check what is going on.

It must have been an error, check: ruclips.net/video/D37yXxp6po4/видео.html

@@UnrealGems you have saved me from the fires!! I love you my friend, nice chatting briefly again with you!

Same! Really glad to help!😁

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For Disney like shading you can use these techniques, although you need to have the right model and textures. Would love to do a tutorial at some point. Thanks for the comment!😅

Thank you.. Yes I have a character and I do all things but I could reach the Disney Style .. YES I hope you do a video to learn really from you.. thank you

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I just figured it out, apparently it only works if you have the Spoken Text box filled in the Dialogue Wave. Which leads me to other questions: 1. What if I don't want to use those subtitles and use others that I made, or is it possible to customize them? ... 2. For some reason, My spanish wav files won't be imported with Import Dialogue, even after changing the name to the number of the Hash and setting it to "true". All text is translated great but the audio just stays with the english version. Why could that be?

I have not tried it, but I think so.

Could you explain what happens when it does not work more in-depth?

@@UnrealGems i found the reason of the problem: anisotropy does not work with Nanite meshes

It makes sense, at some point transparency was not supported either. Glad to know you figured it out!

Well, I have something cooking! I'm finishing my PhD and as soon as I am done I have tons of new cool stuff cooking! 😎 Thanks for the comment! 😁

Thanks for the comment! Really glad that the video is being useful! 😁

Thanks for the comment! The tool is great, it was a pain to get the speeds just right! With this is easy! 😁😁