I'm building a space map and want each world in realtime, I have gotten the scaled mesh worlds to work good, now does anyone know how I would make a gravity field around the planet so when the character comes in contact he is magnetically attached to the surface ? as opposed to like being on the top and dropping off the sides.I have thought of a space volume or physics volume but I would'nt know how to wrap it around the mesh.
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Ahh yes a lot of people want a feature like this. Sadly UDK does not have it, you'll have to script it or hire someone to script it. Though I cannot tell you how sorry I just don't know. -
cool thanks man! it still sounds complicated but I will try and post it if I figure it out.
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I found out ladder volumes work pretty well for navigating on the sides of things..Comment
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might not be possible but you could have a look at whats going on in the ladder volume and copy the relevent code into a mesh script
or have everything made of straight lines and cover it in ladder volumesComment
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You should search the forums. This comes up almost every week. There are some (at least partial) answers out there.Comment
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best method? script it!Comment
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Yeah that wouldn't be too hard. I think you could just iterate through all the actors and apply a force in the direction of the planet.Comment
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Which would be buggy, a hackjob and laggy :POriginally posted by zalost View Post
PHYS_Spyder is what i would do, though for physics objects such as KActors and debris it would require you to write your own physics engine, which is a lot of work, but not that hard to do.Comment
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check this out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZu1H-XDx8w
he says he going to release it open sourceComment
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