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Game Development Projects with Unreal Engine

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Product type Book
Published in Nov 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800209220
Pages 822 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Authors (4):
Hammad Fozi Hammad Fozi
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Gonçalo Marques Gonçalo Marques
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David Pereira David Pereira
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Devin Sherry Devin Sherry
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters close

Preface
1. Unreal Engine Introduction 2. Working with Unreal Engine 3. Character Class Components and Blueprint Setup 4. Player Input 5. Line Traces 6. Collision Objects 7. UE4 Utilities 8. User Interfaces 9. Audio-Visual Elements 10. Creating a SuperSideScroller Game 11. Blend Spaces 1D, Key Bindings, and State Machines 12. Animation Blending and Montages 13. Enemy Artificial Intelligence 14. Spawning the Player Projectile 15. Collectibles, Power-Ups, and Pickups 16. Multiplayer Basics 17. Remote Procedure Calls 18. Gameplay Framework Classes in Multiplayer

Physical Materials

In UE4, the way you can customize how an object behaves while simulating physics is through Physical Materials. In order to get into this new type of asset, let's create our own:

  1. Create a new folder inside the Content folder called Physics.
  2. Right-click on the Content Browser while inside that folder and, under the Create Advanced Asset section, go to the Physics subsection and select Physical Material.
  3. Name this new Physical Material PM_Dodgeball.
  4. Open the asset and take a look at the available options.

Figure 6.13: Asset options

The main options we should note are as follows:

  • Friction: This property goes from 0 to 1 and specifies how much friction will affect this object (0 means this object will slide as if it was on ice, while 1 means this object will stick like a piece of gum).
  • Restitution (also known as Bounciness): This property goes from 0 to 1 and specifies how much velocity will be kept after colliding...
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