Collision Handling in Unreal Engine 5

[@xTHERANGAx]

You are a greatly underrated channel

[@LivelyGeekGames]

Thanks!

[@xTHERANGAx]

@@LivelyGeekGames out of curiosity, what system specs are you running (just cpu, gpu and ram)

[@LivelyGeekGames]

@@xTHERANGAx I have a 1080ti GPU, 2.9GHz i7 CPU, and 32GB of RAM.

[@vladislavsobolev5548]

Wow, new videos come do fast!

[@tamgaming9861]

Thanks a lot for this tutorial. It helped me a lot to understand!!! My idea was to let run a ball inside a custom made object, and i wondered all the time why it bounce away from it 🙂 Now it works 🙂 But may i ask, could it be that the balls have no real physics? I can change the mass as i want. I made 10 Balls side by side with different masses and settings. And they act nearly the same, but absolutly not realistic. All acted like a football, but not like a iron ball. Is this a bug in UE5? My idea was to make a self running marbel run street, and in blender it works like in real, but in UE5 i cant get it realistic.

[@oskrm]

Could you add damping to the pawn's camera? so it lags when rotating?

[@LivelyGeekGames]

Sure! I'll cover it in the next video while adding extra pawn movements.

[@lexmurden5221]

This helped me! Thank you.

[@wethebest7252]

Thanks man !!

[@goobr6050]

great video! :D

[@LivelyGeekGames]

Thanks!

[@mathajar9563]

wohoooo

[@tiagotiagot]

Would there be a way to add some sort of "softness" to collisions to make it so the glitch at seams is not strong enough to stop the movement?

[@LivelyGeekGames]

There might be, but you would need to dig deeper into the engine collision code, or somehow handle the corrections yourself in a custom movement component. I found it easier to just create larger, seamless surfaces.