Yeah that is a bit confusing at first... but once you get that set up it's quite easy to handle different controllers and keybindings and switch between control schemes for different bits of the game. It's a trade-off. Slightly more up-front complexity means fewer blueprints from hell later

I disagree; there's just more stuff in there, and a lot more concepts to pick up if you want to know everything, but the core is much the same. PCG, Control Rig, Metasounds, Nanite Substrate, Mass, GAS, Geometry Script, State Tree etc- you don't *have* to use any of it.

The Nvidia 5090 of its day!

Now you're just being silly

"Open Cul"

Needs a bit of polishing but sure why not?

Oh and (5/4) there's also a load of object pooling and reuse, which helps a ton with performance. Creating objects at runtime is pretty heavy; reusing them is a lot quicker. All this is templated too, so nice and generic. No macros though, sorry @nebukam.bsky.social #gamedev #ue5

@nebukam.bsky.social suggested I drop the 'M' and call this 'Ass'; I pointed out that since it's doing quite a lot of culling, I should call it 'Cul'. If you speak any French this is HILARIOUS - indeed, a name that is a multilingual pun is probably the best thing about this system #gamedev #ue5 4/4

...of which you can have many. There's two above- one for cubes, one for cones. So, like Mass, you can have a ton of stuff moving around and only worry about collisions where required, which keeps things very performant. It'll never be as optimised as Mass, but it's close enough for me. 3/n

Everything here is in an ISM until you get close; then it gets turned into a regular Static Mesh, or actor if specified. Get far enough away, it gets switched back, but you can specify the conditions under which that happens. Movement is controlled by a class that can be extended in C++ or BP... 2/n

Too kind

Would love to be added if there's space...

I'm not sure you do

Right but a sticker that isn't stuck to something is just a piece of paper in a drawer.

I've got inappropriate health and safety hazard stickers on mine- 'explosive' on the desktop PC and 'irritant' on the laptop: ehs.princeton.edu/news/know-yo...

By definition, everyone who is not at the extreme ends is a "moderate", so any claim you make about the beliefs of those people will either be trite, or untrue for all but a subset of them.

Given that, what is it you want to say about them?