How to build bridges and roads with Spline Tool Pro in Unreal Engine

Royal Skies shared a quick tip for Unreal Engine 5, showing an easy way to visualize how a bone behaves directly in the editor. See more: https://lnkd.in/gtvhjJYc #unrealengine #ue5

Showcasing "Ripple" our custom Unreal Engine plugin used to control a 3-ton motion platform for virtual production and simulation. The system supports multiple intuitive control methods: animated sequences, realtime mobile device pose replication, and Stream Deck integration for quick command access. I had fun developing this with Rajat K. prabhakar balli #MergeXR #VirtualProduction #Motionplatform

Back in February, I got my hands on Unreal Engine 5. The thought that struck my head was, “Can I do something with it?” Turns out — yes! Built using Unreal Engine, this project combines fast-paced shooting mechanics with platforming challenges. Players must clear targets while navigating moving and jump-boost platforms, where precision and timing are key to survival. This project helped me explore player movement physics, shooting systems, and level flow design in Unreal Engine. Give it a try-> https://lnkd.in/gEXWT6_j #unrealengine5 #epicgames #gamedev #ue5

Exciting news for Unreal Engine 5 users! After two years of hard work, a real-time fluid simulation tool gets a major update. FluidNinja LIVE 2.0 drops with a fully reworked Niagara system. Created by Andras Ketzer. Closed alpha coming early next year. Get ready for next-gen fluid simulations in #UE5 and #gamedev. P.S: Want to master Blender from scratch? Get started here: https://lnkd.in/gf3nRUWE

The XRay View feature in Havok Physics for Unreal was made to save you time and frustration. This is a new way to visualize collision geometry in game or in editor that lets developers easily identify and fix bugs. It uses a raytracer to render the world as the physics engine sees it and thanks to the speed of the raytracer reporting, it can easily cater to big scenes with a large number of rigid bodies. For more details on the features included in Havok for Unreal see our blog, or reach out to us to set up a call. https://lnkd.in/e7eKw98q

DeepCut – Level Design Breakdown Excited to share my latest level design project DeepCut! This project explores combat flow, stealth pacing, and environmental storytelling through carefully structured level beats and pacing charts. Each segment of the level transitions between traversal, stealth, and high-intensity combat, creating a balanced rhythm that drives both tension and immersion. ⭐ Designed to study player-driven pacing, combat engagement, and narrative progression across multiple mission setups. ⭐ Special Mention: Credit to Jakub W. Als for gameplay mechanics. ⭐ Designed by: Rohit ⭐ Tools: Unreal Engine 5 ⭐ Focus Areas: Gameplay pacing, encounter design, combat rhythm, and environment flow. 📄 Detailed documentation & level breakdown available on https://lnkd.in/gZHMFwbP 🎥 Full gameplay video available on https://lnkd.in/gC7bqPXq Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback! #LevelDesign #UnrealEngine5 #GameDesign #DeepCut #EnvironmentDesign #Portfolio #GameDev #CinematicGameplay #ArtStation #YouTube

Just published a new blog entry on my dev blog: “Creating Game Phases with Unreal’s StateTree’s: Notes from a Prototype”. On it, go through how I used Unreal Engine’s StateTree system to drive game flow in a prototype (think combat rounds + dice mechanics). If you’re an Unreal dev curious about state machines, modular game flows, or prototyping faster—you might be interested. 👉 Read it here: https://lnkd.in/eM33tFBV This blog my way of sharing my notes on Unreal Engine as I work on my personal project’s. I’ll appreciate any feedback and other experiences using the same tech.

Recently transitioned to Unreal Engine 5 and found the template quite appealing. However, felt the need for additional features like a dash, crouch, and sprint, so I took the initiative to create them myself. This video shows an air-dash. But I ended up taking it out by adding another condition for the falling loop. This way if you’re falling from a jump or a drop, you cant dash forward. But I can bring it back if I come up with a need for it! #UnrealEngine5 #GameDevelopment

Fixing the Unreal Engine Shallow Water System for Open Worlds The Unreal Engine Water System, especially the Shallow Water Actor from the Water Advanced Plugin, delivers beautiful, GPU-driven simulations of rivers, oceans, and lakes. But it had one fundamental issue — it only detected collisions with the main Landscape Actor, not with Landscape Streaming Proxies, which open-world levels rely on. This meant rivers wouldn’t properly conform to terrain in large, streaming worlds. I fixed this by modifying the plugin’s code to detect both the Landscape and all its Streaming Proxies, enabling accurate bottom contour collisions across massive worlds. Now, the Shallow Water system works seamlessly in open-world landscapes, producing realistic river flow that adapts perfectly to the terrain. This demo showcases the modified Water Advanced Plugin in action. I’ll soon release a tutorial on creating a fully functional river system for your open-world games using this approach. #UnrealEngine #GameDev #WaterSimulation #OpenWorld #ProceduralGeneration #UnrealEngine5

I made a tutorial on simulating MetaHuman clothing in Marvelous Designer to be rendered in Unreal Engine using the CLO/MD Live Sync 2 plugin. Full video: https://lnkd.in/eu5d8HUu