Unreal Engine 5 Tutorial | Drivable Cars & Chaos Vehicle Physics 

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Any idea what settings I should use when exporting out of 3ds max? I tried exporting as a single mesh and skinning the bones to it to the mesh and that didn't seem to work. Then I tried splinting the mesh up and skinning the bones to the individual mesh. Every time, The bones seem to be skinned correctly but the physics seems to come in smaller then the mesh in unreal.

@@DocCube Try resetting the xform before you export. Anytime you export you need to normalise the transforms before you do otherwise things have different scales.

@@tehf00n Fantastic insight. But, with your knowledge, would you still use 3ds max? I am still trying to figure out what the best workflow would be - 3dsmax to ZBrush and back, Fusion or just hardsurface in 3Dsmax? What would you say?

@@R-SXX Maya is the Unreal Friendly app but Unreal supports lots of file formats from FBX through to USD. I would ask a modeller this though as I am actually a programmer for Unreal Engine but I generalise so I know a bit about everything. Vehicles were one of those systems that stumped me the same way it does everyone else at first, but you follow it exactly and it works. I used 3dsmax for simple stuff from version 5, but I switched to Maya when 3dsm didn't support 4K monitors. I found Maya cumbersome and felt like a downgrade from 3ds. But when COVID hit I decided to learn Blender.2.8 Everything clicked with Blender for me but I know for others it sucks. Cinema4d is highly recommended by the most intelligent person I know in game dev, so I can't argue with that. Zbrush is a category of it's own, nothing comperes really. I would say a typical unreal engine workflow would differ with budget. Indie level would be Blender->Substance->ZB->Unreal. Just replace Blender for whatever studio licensing is involved for higher budgets, but it's usually Maya based for Unreal.

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😀yeah I 2nd that about bringing the character in from BLENDER u should totally make a video!! I would be like😆

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@@pinkpocketTV hey man ....i done all perfectly like in the video ....wheels are not rotating :( and yes i did the animblueprint and changed the Vehicle animINstance in the Class Settings ..but still not rotating

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excuse me, but where did you get the car model to start this process?

@@ifrozr I was using a vehicle from a Polygon Synty asset pack

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any insights into how you controlled the sliding? :)

@@swait239play with the Friction Force Multiplier in the wheel blueprints. higher values give more friction to the ground

@@swait239 wow i never saw this, but i messed around with the “weight” of the car, probably called Mass in Unreal. and the friction of the wheels

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Just one question for future projects... Do you, by any chance, happen to know whether having, for instance, five six bones, instead of five (if we include the root) will affect the wheels being below ground? For example, if it was a convertible and I had to add a head bone, would that mess things up? Thank you for your time.

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​@@pinkpocketTV Can you help me with this? When I play the game and there is a vehicle into the map when I exit the game the editor crashes and shuts down but when I play the game without the vehicle into the map and I exit the game everything works fine, I think because the editor compiles the vehicle's materials

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@@pinkpocketTV do you have a tutorial on how to rig and drive a tank? My vehicle looks like a tank and uses wheels + trackBands so its a bit tricky

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