Enable Collision on Nanite Meshes | Unreal Engine 5

New to UE5? Here is how to quickly enable collision on nanite meshes in Unreal Engine 5! Useful if you want to play around with the Quixel megascans.

[bluegizmo]

Complex collisions are very expensive though. Your far better off using the built-in collision creator to make a new simple collision. It's literally two clicks and it's far better than a simple box collision, the default settings are almost as good as a complex collision mesh while being FAR cheaper.

[dandonche]

Couldn't for the life of me figure out why none of my rocks were working with collision.

[PolyMadd]

After more than 4 hours of wasted time trying to understand how to manage static meshes collisions, with UE5 generating crappy convex meshes over and over, not importing my UCX meshes, searching and searching, I finally stumbled into this.
Now I want to say one thing: shouldn't it be A LOT EASIER for a newbie trying to learn to use UE for the first time, to find this kind of info?
Keep in mind I am using Unity since 15 years and know it deeply, I'm not a newbie per-se, I only don't know UE.
I think they should give it a little bit of a go at this in their own manual too.
Thank you very much, dude!

[TechnoReverseChannel]

Didnt work. I had stop all on both my collider and mesh and I can still look through it.

[wesss]

boss
when i drop down i cant walk through the door

use complex collision in the collision complexity

but when i build it on the level myself it works perfectly
i did the

[eyeONE_Official]

this should just be the default setting.. ty man :)

[JerryZhao]

Thanks, I also want to know how to edit it for many static meshes at the same time rather than edit one by one, that's terrible.

[skarzz.]

I need help, I painted it with the paint tool in ue5 and it doesnt have collision and I can't turn it on like this, it worked on objects that I put in normally tho