Another one from the archives. This was a request for what the open wheel collision looks like using the hybrid traces. Vehicle Physics Plugin: www.unrealengi...
Hi. In general if you decrease the scale by this amount, you will decrease all of the variables by this same factor as well to have the same sort of movement. E.g for a 1/10 scale car the mass should also be decreased by a factor of 10 (1000kg to 100kg), same goes for the lengths, damping, etc. Doing this will produce movement very close to the scaled up vehicles.
![Unreal Engine 5 Drivable Drift Car with Sound + Project Files [R-Tune Vehicle Physics]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gaagyeSZht8/mqdefault.jpg)
![Unreal Engine 5 Drivable Drift Car with Sound + Project Files [R-Tune Vehicle Physics]](/img/tr.png)
![Blender to Unreal Engine 5 Car Setup [R-Tune Vehicle Physics Plugin]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DIOLg4bl6fM/mqdefault.jpg)
![UE5 Custom C++ Trucks and Vans [R-Tune Vehicle Physics]](/img/n.gif)
R-Tune Vehicle Physics Plugin: www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/r-tune-vehicle-physics
Impressive. Very Impressive. 😎
Great content man🙏
How does this work for smaller vehicles lets say like an RC car? 1/10 scale. For example like a dune buggy or monster truck?
Hi. In general if you decrease the scale by this amount, you will decrease all of the variables by this same factor as well to have the same sort of movement. E.g for a 1/10 scale car the mass should also be decreased by a factor of 10 (1000kg to 100kg), same goes for the lengths, damping, etc. Doing this will produce movement very close to the scaled up vehicles.