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Realistic Projectile Physics

Mipmap Games - Blueprints - May 25, 2016
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Add penetration, air resistance and realistic ricochet to Unreal Engine instantly. Bullets interact with meshes differently depending on their material. Compatible with physobjects and destructible meshes. 100% Blueprint.

  • Supported Platforms
  • Supported Engine Versions
    4.11 - 4.14
  • Download Type
    Complete Project
    This product contains a full Unreal Engine project folder, complete with Config files, Content files and .uproject file, which can be used as a template to create a new project.
Preview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWnjncGcWHY

Based on my free YouTube tutorial series, the realistic projectile blueprint has been honed for ease of use and readability.

Use physics to create immersive gunplay that goes above and beyond the current generation of first person shooters.

Features:
• No limit to the number of objects a bullet will penetrate
• Scientifically accurate drag model
• Add your own real world data such as bullet mass, cross-sectional area and muzzle velocity
• Chance of penetration varies depending on impact angle, impact velocity, and material hit.
• Capable of creating slow motion replays
• Can spawn exit particle effects and decals as well as regular bullet hit effects
• Bullet trace color denotes velocity for testing purposes (or effect). Credit to youtuber Dyslexci for this concept.
• 100% blueprint

Technical Details

Includes:
- 2 Blueprints (Projectile, FirstPersonCharacter)
- 1 Base Material with 3 material instances: Steel Checkerplate, Concrete and Plywood
- 7 SFX (Bullet fire, and bullet hits)
- 3 Meshes (7.62x39 bullet, public domain ak47, public domain banana magazine)
- 2 Data Structures (material properties and hit effects table)
- 1 Float curve (Drag coefficient vs velocity)