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@@takeyoshix the entire world would celebrate you if you did. But people rarely work for free. And making and maintaining the software to do this stuff takes time and skill. People gotta eat.

@@lexone__ friction is controlled by setting a high dampener on the joint driver. That does mean that a sword stabbed into an object will either slowly sink in further or slide out due to gravity. But you could also just disable gravity on the sword if it became an issue. Each weapon capable of stabbing has a float that will set the dampener of the stabbing joint so that different weapons can have different levels of friction. A rusty boadsword would have extra friction compared to something narrow like a rapier. I haven't played around with it much except to find a default value that feels good.

@@kdawg717 while I agree with the sentiment, they do work. You are just completely on your own to figure it out. And they also occasionally make changes when updating unity that will completely break your joints with no explanation whatsoever. Half of all the joints in my VR project broke and the other half were causing engine crashes when I updated to unity 6 until I deleted them all and rebuilt everything from scratch.

oh, my bad. I took it down cause I found some issues with it. I was planning on uploading a new one once I got them all worked out. The biggest assumption I made when binding the meshes to the skeleton was that I needed to prune the bones that the mesh isnt weighted to. But after doing a deep dive into the subject that simply isn't needed. Unity doesn't care if the mesh has a million bones assigned to it. The way they do it is every vertex gets its own array of 4 bones maximum that it can check for positional weights. That renders 90% of my video utterly pointless lol.

ok remade the video, sorry its kind of long but I didn't have enough time to distill the process down to something short. ruclips.net/video/Qe66nlAD7os/видео.htmlsi=lIOYyN_dmqighqjc

@@manubiondo5713 you absolutely could. I limited it to one skewered item per sword though, since the target platform is the quest standalone. I don't want to push the physics too hard, and poking random items isn't really the point of the game I am envisioning 😂

@@steen_is_adrift I see. Good luck with your project

I de-listed the heavy gunship video cause this medium one is just so much more practical. But here it is if you wanted to see a gunship using the maximum allowed components. It hits like a truck but handles like a sleepy tank. I've made a light gunship too using lasers and far fewer components that's better before you have full batteries but I haven't made a video for it. I assume there must be other gunship videos out by now. ruclips.net/video/UH3K5rH68Yc/видео.htmlsi=xbEWmJVFTXHkhOVC

@@steen_is_adrift well i was thinkin somethin a little more tamer, so you dont gotta be in endgame territory to make it

The way i have it set up in the video, it sets the position based on the HMD location in real space. As long as theres no issue with the play space from the headset getting messed up, or the game itself offsetting the entire player object it should never need a calibration. But I never used this in a real game so im not sure how it might react to an issue like that.

@@steen_is_adrift Okey, thanks for the answer. We have it setup in a similar way to yours and the tutorial but it could randomly happen that the camera of the VR-headset is set way to high. But I will give your code a try and see if it solves my issue.

I agree that it is better in virtually every way except for one key deal breaking factor. It's made by Lenovo. It's one thing to buy stuff made in china, it's another to actively support Chinese companies that aggressively steal and copy American and European hardware and software.

bruh thats racist af, everybody steals from everybody, good Ideas will always be copied. You should know this as this is extremely present in gaming. Its not just chinese people stealing the Ideas from oh so smart Americans and Europeans. @@steen_is_adrift

@@steen_is_adrift you forgot that the legion go is also ugly af and looks like Chinese junk

Yea, this is a really old video, before that was widely known. But thank you 😊

Was gonna say this too. Amazing tools.

My question is does Gaea export the weight maps by default or do you create them somehow during export?

Hey! I was at one point, but ended up going back to unity since unreal seems to be downright hostile to VR haha. Kind of surprised this old video is getting so much attention. I assumed it would appeal to a maximum of 10 people.

I appreciate that but I'm not much of a RUclipsr. Just wanted to share something I had found useful

Awesome. I didn't like the beam emitter because they miss so much, where the cannons will do splash damage even when they miss. But I'm glad you found a use for my design 😁

@@steen_is_adrift I made a battle drone as well. I call it the Harbinger. I will have to upload it. Maybe get some pointers. I just wish it didn't use so much zonaite to build it. 230+. But thanks for the comment!!! Also, I am subbing

@@kirov33cp you def shouldn't sub lol. Im just some guy that posted a thing I made.

Yea the news about the dragon part didn't spread until after I made this. It was still very early in the game when I did it. But my tests with beams was unsatisfactory. They just don't pack the punch that cannons do. Also they are only really effective at close range. They miss way too much unless you are right on top of them. The cannons do splash damage so even if they miss, the target still takes damage

I have not. I stopped playing shortly after making this video because I didn't want to burn myself out on the game, and still wanted to go hard when the first DLC came out.... found out a few months later that the game isn't getting any DLC. Derp.

You can, we support that. Each of these red textures in the video were splatmaps that can be used to paint weightmaps and biome masks. You can even paint multiple weightmaps per brush.