After the switching from UE4 to UE5 i really start to love Nanite. It is just crazy what you can do if you dont have a poly limit for your models. But it is also time consuming as hell.
Next up
Gore update for the game.
Here you can see a test about an arcade style collectables system (fully based on niagara). And the function for calculating impact zones for a dismember point system. Also calculating headshot / hit and miss statistics for the player profile.
Just finished a few new models for an outpost level. Also created some base blood mask for them as you can see in the picture.
I am still working on improvements for the gore system. Here is a video about a final function test for the headsots.
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UE5, Nanite and Vertex colors: I tested successfully the use of Nanite and only using vertext color information with all seen models for a cemetery in this scene (Beside the standart UE5 SK player model). No textures used at all.
I added new gore parts to the game. Here is a short video from a test if the functions work for this correct. Also testing how a slowdown after a headshots could look like.
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A first layout of the UI for weapon upgrades.
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