Using Physics to Improve your Shots in Unreal Engine 5

Learn how to use the FREE Physical Layout Plugin in Unreal Engine 5 in order to get realistic results for creating rubble, organic rock formations, pebbles, trash, whatever you like, in just a few clicks.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro
00:22 - Plugin Download and Setup
00:44 - EasyMapper Sale
01:27 - Setting Up Collision Meshes
03:19 - Using the Physical Layout Tool
07:39 - Known bugs, and quality of life tips
08:47 - Improving Collision Meshes

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[stevefreeman]

Got it, Avoid selection mode until baked. Complex collision to simple. Excellent.

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[terramidiad]

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[paudius]

Oh yeah one of my favorite tools in my arsenal. William not sure if you knew. But once you setup all your meshes you want to paint with the plugin gives you an option to save a preset. So when you come back to the plugin, you just load the preset and it will load up all your meshes again. Also you can set the weight of each mesh. Let's say you don't want to see that red rock too often you can lower the weight so it won't spawn as often when you paint with gravity. really awesome.

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