UE4 Trampoline - Spring Board using Physics Constraints in Unreal Engine 4 Tutorial How To

[@KingK0ma]

Great tutorial, you explained all the different options and how the different tolerances affect the springboard

[@Lusiogenic]

Thanks, I try to explain everything as well as I can :)

[@soumyaripan5131]

Now I am getting the cool practical mechanics that are possible with physics in Unreal. Thank you.

[@wenpluto4282]

Excellent tutorial!! The ue4 documentation is severely lacking, but this explanation is top notch.

[@Gaius0]

Thank you for taking the time to make these tutorials. There's not a lot of this type of content around when looking at official UE4 tutorials so videos like these are really useful.
Could you share how you are doing the click+drag of objects with the mouse pointer? Is it a custom blueprint? I see you use for many of your videos and it seems like a great "shortcut" for quickly testing the behaviour of physics.

[@kryptograms2745]

Thanks for sharing this tutorial! going to try to translate this to make a pogo stick

[@MilanKarakas]

At 13:07 in UE5 I should to put large number, maybe 50 000 000 (50 millions!) in order to keep it at place so that gravity does not break before impact of the sphere or anything else.

[@RPMonkey]

Thanks for this excellent tutorial - I managed to make foliage interaction using this technique!

[@jakanddaxterps5302]

Great tutorial, I need see all your tutorials

[@juanmilanese]

Lol...what is this hidden gem of a channel, subbed

[@Lusiogenic]

Juan Milanese Thank you, sir! I'm glad you liked the content.

[@juanmilanese]

Loved the thumbnails too.
Physic Symulations are not so well documented and tutorials here in YT are scattershot at best.
You can maybe link your content in a thread on the official forums.
Also, an idea for a series: you could investigate in deep the vehicle physics engine, a lot of people complains in other videos that the information is incomplete or outdated.
good luck.

[@Lusiogenic]

Thanks :)
The lack of documentation and tutorials is exactly why I wanted to cover this subject.
That's not a bad idea, it couldn't hurt to have more exposure.
To be honest, I didn't play around with that, but it's a subject I'd like to look into, in the future.
Same to you!

[@elliotthopkins8661]

Brilliant, thank you!

[@matka5130]

Ewesome channel bro, helps a lot...Thanks you

[@MilanKarakas]

At 4:10 how did you manage to move board during simulation? In UE5, there is no aim point, nor anything that I can grab springboard and move.

[@kanfeng8010]

Great tutorial! I am just wondering how you make your fps character interact with the world? Or do I miss that part in other tutorials?

[@Lusiogenic]

Thanks! There's a tutorial for that: th-cam.com/video/irk5NAuFPMc/w-d-xo.html

[@kanfeng8010]

Lusiogenic Thank you! That’s very helpful!

[@marcusunivers]

Can you make a tutorial on how to make a physics floor button. Like from the game "Portal", where you put the Cube up.

[@dean_read]

great tutorial

[@MrMomint]

how you are playing with mouse because i m using single person template and after play i play with gun and aim, so how you playing with pointer do guide about this.@lusiogenic

[@piotrtomaszewski1337]

Thank you dude you help me a lot :D

[@arsensuleymanov7935]

just awesome!

[@rifat.ahammed]

Great

[@Pierraxl]

Doesn't work on UE 5

[@claudioivanferrazzi546]

IF I JUMP WITH THE PLAYER ON THE TRAMPOLINE IT WILL AFFECT THE CHARACTER?

[@ritikabose9787]

How to create similar thing for piano keys?

[@edstoica]

thanks

[@Pierraxl]

How do you grab things ?