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Any plans for bringing this to 5.5?

Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing. The fracture tool isn't quite as intuitive as I thought it would be. Also, UE 5.5 now has Chaos Flesh for soft body sims.

Это будет работать с огнестрельным оружием, которое стреляет пулей?

can it be used as souls like camera with lock on system.

got to say, out of all the videos for UE5 out there, there is almost nothing for Chaos physics, so Im glad you made this, only video ive seen that goes over this stuff

If anything, in the new version of the engine you can do Split Meshes when creating a new geometry collection)

can the third person collide with it? or does it pass through?

i LOVE your work!!

Hi Evelyn, can we controlled the already made camera stack inside a BPplayercontroller? Please let me know. 😊

is it possible to use preComputedAOmask, even after disabling static lighting?

I actually watched this a while ago. Learned some cool stuff, then while working on destruction for more modular meshes, I thought to myself: "it must be possible to separate into each module". Lo and behold, slice a tiny chunk off with a plane. No idea how anyone is supposed to figure that out by themselves but my eternal gratitude for being Him.

loving it so far

Hasnt the chaos destruction plugin been deprecated and replaced with a newer fracture plugin with more detailed features?

Would it work if thrown into a ue4 project

Holy shit, amazing work

When converting a mesh into a collection, there is a checkbox called split mesh, this will split the mesh into its element. Hope that helps

This looks great - do you have a discord or a way to chat further? I'm curious about adding some spring-interpolation based rotation lag to a true first person project, and I'd like to learn more both in general and about using this product.

Congrats, looks great!

Awesome stuff!

so cool

How to change collision of the pieces once the geo collection breaks? Whenever i run into the broken pieces my character just flopps and flips around. Gonna need to set collision of the pieces to ignore the player or is there a better way?

Would love to know the physics recovery on pieces set up with automatic sleeping and disabling system! I am breaking huge buildings and they jiggle and bounce after they break.

would love to see an example of the mesh fracture on the box!

Been looking for a month, maybe you know since you got the feature. Once fractured, the pieces.. Allow the player just to walk pass it. Im using this in an FPS, and I've tried all the "logical" things without any solution. Collision off, player can't walk over, etc etc. Nothing works. Once its fractured, the pieces makes me fly away, and the sleep, is set fast but it wont delete "everything" just the minor pieces. Going insane. Anyway, thanks for interesting video.

Fantastic tutorial, thank you! being able to apply the concepts to pallets has been extremely helpful. In your project during the conclusion you would break the barrels into nice wooden chunks leaving behind metal rings, is there a way to have those get bent or dented like metal objects?

It looks more like jelly

When I fractured a mesh I made, when I hit begin play, it immediately breaks apart. What causes that?

Great and awesome work :D i use 3dsmax too :D

Dude your poor mouse

Hi, good video / guide. Do you have any idea why my brick wall with a metal piece on top (that piece is sliced as planar) holds together my whole wall? I basically followed you along with your barrel but did that with a brick wall... For some reason it only happens when i use it in conjunction with a anchor on the ground. Brickwall + anchor = works Brickwall + seperate metal piece = works All those 3 things together need about 2-5 impulses from the field to break :/ (Unreal 5.4)

Great video. This is exactly what i needed, thanks.

Sorry if I missed it, but how can I slow down the speed of the fracture. I want my player to hit the fracture object, breaking off pieces of it at a time, until it's all destroyed.

This is brilliant work mate

the meatcube! his glorious return, as was fortold!

How do you get it so cubes break into boxes? Every fracture turns a box into a solid object. I want my GeometryCollection to break just the edges of a box.

Any tips if I'd like to platform on the objects and only break them with the sword?

I am actually playing with this right now trying to see if I can make just a certain portion of an object destructible. In my case I want to see if I can make a tree destructible but only around the base where you would chop it with an axe.

As i noticed your crate is not interacting using AO with the floor - how to switch it on? In general - are you going to continue publish such interesting information about AO?

Phenomenal, i really learn a lot from your videos, you state the tool, it's function, pros and cons then use case with visual examples swiftly tied together really shines true understanding 5⭐

This is great. Thanks for the detailed guide on how to fracture. My problem now is this entire geocollection breaks when any piece is hit. Any idea how to fix that?

Would it be possible to have it available on the Marketplace? I would buy it for sure.

Outstanding, and its all done in C++! Fantastic learning resource!

Can u eat it?

Was wondering if the tech behind the original meat cube was still integrated into ue5 or replicable

this is actually a very useful approach to make a game about "The blob" hahahah

Ok, I've managed to do something not bad! I've created a "BP GeometryCollection" with a collision sphere, if I move slowly and I'm detected by the sphere, then all's well but if I move too fast towards the geo my character falls into the void, he passes through the ground, isn't that crazy? Any ideas?

Hello, Thanks for your video, it's really good. I succeeded with the barrel and the separation of the parts but it does not break exactly like you. Is it possible to say a word about the BP and the Actor components you used?

This is so fucking cool, I need to do try to do something like that.

Great video. Hugely informative. Thank you for taking the time to create this with such clear explenations and examples.