Unreal Engine gravity values for different celestial bodies: Earth = -980 The Moon = -162 Mercury = -370 Jupiter = -2479 Mars = -372 Saturn = -1044 Uranus = -887 Neptune = -1115 Pluto = -62 Make sure to subscribe if you enjoyed and want to see more!
Really thought this was going to be a tutorial on how to set gravity like walking on walls and ceilings LOL Wich would be so awesome! Keep up the great work!!
Great video! I was wondering if somehow you can do a video on loading screens I know you did one before but I want a loading screen that changes to a different image each time a loading screen shows up like for example you loading a level loading screen pops up with a sky image and level is open then you go to a another level loading screen pops up a New image with sand and keeps doing that to how many loading screen images you have that's all I want to know and also how to have your own custom loading icon on the bottom right of your screen that's all.
Good Tutorial Matt, but somewhat incomplete. You forgot to include the fact that most actors in a scene have a Gravity Scale variable available to them. For example Projectile Movement Component has Gravity variable as well to where whatever the level gravity is set to, you can set it to whatever value you want starting from 0 but it defaults to 1.0. For example when I want to test my projectile collision without dealing with it dipping from gravity, i set Gravity Scale to 0. This will multiple the level's GRAVITY number * Actor/Pawn Gravity Scale number and set the gravity on an individual level. You can also shortcut this by simply unticking the box "Enable Gravity". Same goes with the Character Movement Component, it provides that Gravity Scale variable and Boolean Enable Gravity as well. For each individual level you could have a different gravity set or you could have 1 gravity set throughout all the levels then simply modify the Player, or Actor's Gravity Scale Variable. If you want the character to experience ~90 gravity, then the world gravity could be set to something easy or to -960. From there take your Gravity scale variable on the character or desired actor and set it to 0.09 which gets you -86.4 gravity for the character. The world gravity does not change, but the desired Actor/Pawn Gravity Variable does. The method I think that folks want to do is the following: 1. Set your level's global gravity scale (follow Matt's tutorial or experiment) 2. Start to prototype with character's gravity scale on a per level basis. 3. Do a print to screen blueprint node or a UE_LOG if doing C++ 4. Experiment with changing gravity based on an attack, or collision from objects (trigger volume) Example: Player walks into a damage volume, the damage volume does 5 damage -> adds impulse to character -> changes gravity of player to something else and sends the player floating off into the unknown. If we go with a tag system, it is possible that a switch statement might work if you have multiple levels and you want to declare the location of the character/actor. You would just need a trigger box to set "location" most likely multiple trigger volumes to set tags and remove old tag.
Great tutorial mate. How about a balance meter similar to those in the Tony Hawk franchise (while grinding or in manual)? A pendulum-like HUD piece that keeps swinging from one end to the other, and the player has to use buttons to prevent the pendulum from hitting either end
global setting... nice, but what if you want it to change on the fly? And What if you want it to be just for that character? like ... he suddenly becomes a balloon.
YEA CAUSE SOME OF US HAVE MAPS WERE SOME AREAS WILL BE ZERO G AND OTHERS WITH NORMAL GRAVITY. WE CANT HAVE OBJECTS FLOATING IN NONE ZERO G ENVIROMENTS CAUSE IT BE UNREALISTIC. WE DONT COME TO TH-cam FOR CIRCES SHOWS WE COME FOR HELP WHEN NO ONE ELS WILL
@@zeita487 create a collision for the area, make a set of variables to check if inside the area, get character movement, and set gravity scale through there in the BP_3rd person character blueprint
Someone has a good link to do the same thing, I mean create a planet with a gravity system in order to apply all that can be done on a classic landscape but I'm having trouble finding good tutorial. Most of them are like this one, short and with version 4, I already know how to create the system described in the video as well as directional gravity and body attraction. But I'm looking to do the same thing in the landscape. Can we convert a sphere to a landscape?
Is there someone who can explain me how i can modify the world gravity via a blueprint? Like for instance I have a box collider and when I overlap it with an actor it changes the gravity
Unreal Engine gravity values for different celestial bodies:
Earth = -980
The Moon = -162
Mercury = -370
Jupiter = -2479
Mars = -372
Saturn = -1044
Uranus = -887
Neptune = -1115
Pluto = -62
Make sure to subscribe if you enjoyed and want to see more!
No Venus? :(
Really thought this was going to be a tutorial on how to set gravity like walking on walls and ceilings LOL
Wich would be so awesome!
Keep up the great work!!
Haven’t got to watch this yet but I’m looking forward to it! Your tutorials are always so simple and helpful!
would be neat to see the gravity change directions so I could walk on walls or dynamically change so I could walk on a sphere mid-air
This, is possible. Search “free directional gravity”
Great video! I was wondering if somehow you can do a video on loading screens I know you did one before but I want a loading screen that changes to a different image each time a loading screen shows up like for example you loading a level loading screen pops up with a sky image and level is open then you go to a another level loading screen pops up a New image with sand and keeps doing that to how many loading screen images you have that's all I want to know and also how to have your own custom loading icon on the bottom right of your screen that's all.
Good Tutorial Matt, but somewhat incomplete. You forgot to include the fact that most actors in a scene have a Gravity Scale variable available to them.
For example Projectile Movement Component has Gravity variable as well to where whatever the level gravity is set to, you can set it to whatever value you want starting from 0 but it defaults to 1.0.
For example when I want to test my projectile collision without dealing with it dipping from gravity, i set Gravity Scale to 0. This will multiple the level's GRAVITY number * Actor/Pawn Gravity Scale number and set the gravity on an individual level. You can also shortcut this by simply unticking the box "Enable Gravity".
Same goes with the Character Movement Component, it provides that Gravity Scale variable and Boolean Enable Gravity as well.
For each individual level you could have a different gravity set or you could have 1 gravity set throughout all the levels then simply modify the Player, or Actor's Gravity Scale Variable. If you want the character to experience ~90 gravity, then the world gravity could be set to something easy or to -960. From there take your Gravity scale variable on the character or desired actor and set it to 0.09 which gets you -86.4 gravity for the character. The world gravity does not change, but the desired Actor/Pawn Gravity Variable does.
The method I think that folks want to do is the following:
1. Set your level's global gravity scale (follow Matt's tutorial or experiment)
2. Start to prototype with character's gravity scale on a per level basis.
3. Do a print to screen blueprint node or a UE_LOG if doing C++
4. Experiment with changing gravity based on an attack, or collision from objects (trigger volume)
Example: Player walks into a damage volume, the damage volume does 5 damage -> adds impulse to character -> changes gravity of player to something else and sends the player floating off into the unknown.
If we go with a tag system, it is possible that a switch statement might work if you have multiple levels and you want to declare the location of the character/actor. You would just need a trigger box to set "location" most likely multiple trigger volumes to set tags and remove old tag.
Cool thanks
Pretty cool Matt 👍
Great tutorial mate. How about a balance meter similar to those in the Tony Hawk franchise (while grinding or in manual)? A pendulum-like HUD piece that keeps swinging from one end to the other, and the player has to use buttons to prevent the pendulum from hitting either end
global setting... nice, but what if you want it to change on the fly?
And What if you want it to be just for that character? like ... he suddenly becomes a balloon.
could you do a video explaining how to make different zones in the same map that each have a different gravity amount?
YEA CAUSE SOME OF US HAVE MAPS WERE SOME AREAS WILL BE ZERO G AND OTHERS WITH NORMAL GRAVITY. WE CANT HAVE OBJECTS FLOATING IN NONE ZERO G ENVIROMENTS CAUSE IT BE UNREALISTIC. WE DONT COME TO TH-cam FOR CIRCES SHOWS WE COME FOR HELP WHEN NO ONE ELS WILL
@@zeita487 create a collision for the area, make a set of variables to check if inside the area, get character movement, and set gravity scale through there in the BP_3rd person character blueprint
@@GatlingHawk i compleatly forgot this even existed lol its been a year
@@killerwolfZeita1171 lmao my bad
Awesome.
How would you make an airlock that sucks everyone outside, an then turns to zero g.
Someone has a good link to do the same thing, I mean create a planet with a gravity system in order to apply all that can be done on a classic landscape but I'm having trouble finding good tutorial.
Most of them are like this one, short and with version 4, I already know how to create the system described in the video as well as directional gravity and body attraction.
But I'm looking to do the same thing in the landscape.
Can we convert a sphere to a landscape?
Can you do a sliding down a hill or slope, with the ability to move left and right and speed up moving forward and slow down holding back?
hi how would you do this as a pickup that lasts a certain amount of time and then returns back to normal gravity?
Is there someone who can explain me how i can modify the world gravity via a blueprint? Like for instance I have a box collider and when I overlap it with an actor it changes the gravity
can you make '' spam E to escape from hug/holding of AI ''
A triple jump like Mario would be pretty ace.
hello mat, may I request a tutorial about gameplay tags?
How do you do 0 gravity?
hi, how can i change the direction of the gravity?
Hey, as mentioned in the video, - goes down and + goes up
I'm scared for the attrocities will show from this video XD
(I mean, for what someone does from this tutorial XD)
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