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Thanks to Last Ghost Gaming for his tutorial - absolutely amazing.
The rest is me figuring out how to apply cloth physics in a ue5 game - after all the failures to package issue I had for not setting up visual studio - just so UE5.4.4 can function.
This is the most basic method existing in 4.27, paint the physics on the coat, and manually create primitive capsules for cloth collision - this will give very rough result especially if you want your coat, dress etc...to flow freely. And trust me when I say I have exhausted the quality of this method in UE4, check out my mods.
I aim to understand more on how to apply the kinematic or the character's static mesh collision pipeline.
Any technical help is welcomed.
Bugs: Note the Arm band hasn't got physics, bc the asset only runs 1 physic scripts, a second one can be made custom for the armband to restore original behavior, but It could be problematic bc it is Gustave's shared asset and it involve more structural knowledge.
The rest is me figuring out how to apply cloth physics in a ue5 game - after all the failures to package issue I had for not setting up visual studio - just so UE5.4.4 can function.
This is the most basic method existing in 4.27, paint the physics on the coat, and manually create primitive capsules for cloth collision - this will give very rough result especially if you want your coat, dress etc...to flow freely. And trust me when I say I have exhausted the quality of this method in UE4, check out my mods.
I aim to understand more on how to apply the kinematic or the character's static mesh collision pipeline.
Any technical help is welcomed.
Bugs: Note the Arm band hasn't got physics, bc the asset only runs 1 physic scripts, a second one can be made custom for the armband to restore original behavior, but It could be problematic bc it is Gustave's shared asset and it involve more structural knowledge.