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Yes Part 2 for sure ! Can you make a pcg inside a pcg tutorial where each building having its own custom assets as doors,windows,mirrors,light&fans, colours etc etc.. which will work inside this full modular building pcg ?

like you video cover？

Great question! There are few ways to achieve this 1. You can use a spline mesh component , you can adjust the tangents to control the. Bending 2. If your mesh has enough subdivision it should give you decent amount of bending in pcg itself

@@DeadRabbitCanDance you can easily achieve this using construction scripts with exposed blueprint variables . You can have a list of items you need as template as Enum and accordingly spawn static meshes in the construction script

@@allthingsgame_ Thank you! How can I call a blueprint script for execution from the editing mode and pass some parameters to it (for example, current mouse coordinates). Is it possible to make a context menu appear when calling this script and have the ability to set some parameters, turn on or off a checkbox? , select an element from a dropdown list? If you have the desire and interest, you could make a training video on how to implement this entire structure as a whole, I think many people have ideas about how specifically and what it can be used for. I don’t understand how to even call and interact with this script from editor mode.

Check out my latest video about construction scripts .it has something similar to what you want maybe . Thank you

@@eslorex optimisation is totally upon the foilage meshes u use

I think you can limit the spacing of individual plants, there is a setting in the foliage tool to do this. This way you can control the amount of vegetation painted per unit area，The actor drawn in the foliage tool is a foliage instance, which is designed for large-scale drawing. Set its drawing display distance and WPO distance .

Well but you definitely can nake something like the thumbnail following the video

Sure i have few more PCG tutorials lined up, post that ill try more physics based tutorials

You can create multiple splines for the L shape , for curvature you may have to apply a different method as these walls wont curve

More to come Soon! :-)

Unreal Engine 5 does have frustum culling, which automatically skips rendering polygons outside of the camera’s view. But for hidden polygons within the view (like the back sides of rocks), they may still be processed unless optimized. If you’re building cave walls with multiple rocks, it’s a good idea to remove any polygons that won’t be seen. It’ll help reduce the number of unnecessary triangles and improve performance. Also, using Nanite can handle high-poly models, but it’s still smart to reduce hidden polygons whenever possible.

It depends on the asset , if you have a large number of identical assets , i would prefer ISM. Similiarly if you want to use culling and LODs preferably for large Open world scenes , HISM is the way to go. Hope that helps

No thats why i suggest to Clear the link and make it into a static mesh. So there is nothing generated at realtime, this will help alot in optimisation. Also if you have it used alot and your model is high poly, you can look into the option of nanite as well

Should be up this week

@@allthingsgame_ is it coming??!!

Hie to clear out your confusion, the one click retargeter in ue5.4 will retarget your animation but it wont retarget root motion in your character. The converter just adds the root bone to your character and exports so it makes the process easier, you can do the same thing in a 3D software as well but its just longer to do

@@allthingsgame_ Agreed , The retargeter does not retarget Root motion to default Mixamo Skeleton

Root motion is a big problem still. Unfortunately this seems to be one of the few ways around it. Still looking for a solution my self...