Working with UE5 Utilities
In the previous chapter, we learned about the remaining collision-related concepts in UE5, such as collision events, object types, physics simulation, and collision components. We learned how to have objects collide against one another, changing their responses to different collision channels, as well as how to create collision presets, spawn actors, and use timers.
In this chapter, we will look at several UE5 utilities that will allow you to easily move logic from one project to another and keep your project well-structured and organized, which will make life much easier for you in the long run and also make it easier for other people in your team to understand your work and modify it in the future. Game development is a tremendously hard task and is rarely done individually, but rather in teams, so it’s important to take these things into account when building your projects.
We’ll cover the following topics in this chapter:
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