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Unreal NVidia PhysX support
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Unreal NVidia PhysX support
As sequel to the UT project ([url]http://www.unrealsp.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=893[/url]) I started on, I continued the development on 227.
What it basically is; NVidia PhysX physics engine that works on Unreal 1.
As far as I have written now, it supports simple physics objects like boxes/spheres or even more complex shapes. Also some constraints, joints and cloth physics.
Also I fixed the BSP geometry collision holes the UT version had, and movers have proper collision with the physics objects now.
Futher plans include soft bodies, vehicles and possibly ragdolls.
UT video that Shivaxi recorded:
Vehicle video:
Download beta version for 227i: [url]http://www.klankaos.com/downloads/UPhysX.rar[/url] (Last update: 10.1.2013)
Contains summonable vehicles:
Summon VehicleX.HellBender
Summon VehicleX.Bomber
Summon VehicleX.Raptor
Summon VehicleX.HoverBike
Latest NVidia PhysX drivers are also needed: [url]http://www.nvidia.com/object/physx-9.12.1031-driver.html[/url]
And if anyone is interested in helping me out with adding features or bug-fixes, download source code from here: [url]http://www.klankaos.com/downloads/UPhysXSrc.rar[/url] (Last update: 16.2.2010)
What it basically is; NVidia PhysX physics engine that works on Unreal 1.
As far as I have written now, it supports simple physics objects like boxes/spheres or even more complex shapes. Also some constraints, joints and cloth physics.
Also I fixed the BSP geometry collision holes the UT version had, and movers have proper collision with the physics objects now.
Futher plans include soft bodies, vehicles and possibly ragdolls.
UT video that Shivaxi recorded:
Vehicle video:
Download beta version for 227i: [url]http://www.klankaos.com/downloads/UPhysX.rar[/url] (Last update: 10.1.2013)
Contains summonable vehicles:
Summon VehicleX.HellBender
Summon VehicleX.Bomber
Summon VehicleX.Raptor
Summon VehicleX.HoverBike
Latest NVidia PhysX drivers are also needed: [url]http://www.nvidia.com/object/physx-9.12.1031-driver.html[/url]
And if anyone is interested in helping me out with adding features or bug-fixes, download source code from here: [url]http://www.klankaos.com/downloads/UPhysXSrc.rar[/url] (Last update: 16.2.2010)
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(ಠ_ಠ)1823223D2A33224B0 wrote:...and now im stuck trying to fix everything you broke for the next 227 release xD
Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
Well.. PhysX is used on Unreal Engine 3 and ODE was kinda too hard to implement for Unreal Engine and Havoc is all closed source.How does PhysX compare to other solutions such as ODE and Havok? I mean, is PhysX the only free and feasible solution?
So I figured PhysX is most supported and easiest way to go.
(ಠ_ಠ)1823223D2A33224B0 wrote:...and now im stuck trying to fix everything you broke for the next 227 release xD
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
That looks pretty cool!
And was the player a Cow??? I keep hearing a Moo when he blows himself up lol
And was the player a Cow??? I keep hearing a Moo when he blows himself up lol
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
Does that mean that U1 will eventually have the "rubber" ragdolls that UT3 has?
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
Goodbye death animations...haha
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
It's better than killing someone with just enough force to knock their corpse away (instead of gibbing them) and watching it fly like a stiff board.Does that mean that U1 will eventually have the "rubber" ragdolls that UT3 has?
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
Bullet is missing a few key important features, otherwise we likely would have static mesh support in unrealHow does PhysX compare to other solutions such as ODE and bullet? I mean, is PhysX the only free and feasible solution?
(forget havok, already read the unrealsp thread)
I've never heard of ODE, I'll go check it out.
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
[img]http://img638.imageshack.us/img638/5826/karmalogo.png[/img]It's better than killing someone with just enough force to knock their corpse away (instead of gibbing them) and watching it fly like a stiff board.
Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
Updated:
- Added Editor preview feature (select any physics actor in map, change their flag 'bEditorSimulate' to true and enable real-time preview).
- Added UScript notifies for impacts and when joints break.
- Made Buoyancy control how well the physics object floats on water.
(ಠ_ಠ)1823223D2A33224B0 wrote:...and now im stuck trying to fix everything you broke for the next 227 release xD
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
Great stuff, very impressive. Is this stuff already ready to use or should a mapper wait with it for an other version?
What about destroyable walls as Brushmover? (like CTF-Lighthouse_PhysX)
What about destroyable walls as Brushmover? (like CTF-Lighthouse_PhysX)
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UT99.org Community Mappack 2:
http://www.ut99.org/utr/infopage.html
http://www.ut99.org/utr/infopage.html
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
Wow, pretty amazing stuff once again dots
I messed around a bit and noticed a couple of things:
- I dropped a box (MultiComponentPhysActor) down a hill into some water. Once it dropped to the bottom, I took a shot, and the box bounced up a little bit for some reason...
- Flying boxes can kill :D
I messed around a bit and noticed a couple of things:
- I dropped a box (MultiComponentPhysActor) down a hill into some water. Once it dropped to the bottom, I took a shot, and the box bounced up a little bit for some reason...
- Flying boxes can kill :D
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
holyshet....the master does it again!
Bloody good work mate....this is truly the most amazing thing I've seen for Unreal. Works absolutely flawlessly. I can't wait to see rag dolls and vehicles in the future...I would definitely run a server featuring this. Speaking of....is this replicated at all? Does it work online? Me and Gizzy are about to test
And I recorded another video if anyone's interested:
Bloody good work mate....this is truly the most amazing thing I've seen for Unreal. Works absolutely flawlessly. I can't wait to see rag dolls and vehicles in the future...I would definitely run a server featuring this. Speaking of....is this replicated at all? Does it work online? Me and Gizzy are about to test
And I recorded another video if anyone's interested:
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
In the older UT version I placed some convex physics actors with the UT armor mesh and had some fun with my own custom shelves. Very fun and Half-Life-esque in terms of physics when implemented that way. The only thing that bothers me is that if you have a mesh with different animations, you can't set this current system to use anything except for the default animations, but that would only be a major problem if you had something like a Skaarj statue or something that needed physics for some reason. Like in the UDK, it would be useful to have a physics gun available for in-game testing, so we can also pick up the objects and prod them around, or maybe just a physics control system so scripters can code particular actors that effect the objects in given ways, like the hammer tool in The Ball, or whatever is most intended for the developer and for any projects wishing to utilize these assets. Also, the ability to apply physics to pickups, players, corpses, and scripted pawns would be exceptionally useful for those who wish to add a bit of non-conflicting realism, if they're willing to exclude those who don't have systems built for dealing with the PhysX enhancements.
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
I now love you o.o.
This shall make Unreal even more epic! Great job!
This shall make Unreal even more epic! Great job!
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
Thinking about pickup physics... That reminds me of Unreal II Singularity Cannon, it's black holes attract particles and pickups. I wonder if something like that could be done here?..
Bouncing box: Eek, it's alive!!
Bouncing box: Eek, it's alive!!
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
Update:
- Added 3D collision for the physics objects.
- Made the objects less player crushing.
(ಠ_ಠ)1823223D2A33224B0 wrote:...and now im stuck trying to fix everything you broke for the next 227 release xD
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
There was some weird thing I encountered with the tables and boxes- when I stack them, they tend to like..slide off....its weird. I have a video that youtube is taking forever to process (and its only 17 seconds...GJ youtube), and it shows the glitch two times. For now, imagine it like this:
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
Geeze, this works almost exactly like static meshes now! I made a huge krall, climbed on it's feet, and shot it over. That bug where you have to hit it directly on the cylinder is now gone, and it would be much more like a static mesh, the only thing is is that there isn't a class for that that won't move or that snaps to the grid, but you could always set that up with the properties. Nice! With the new lighting in 227 for meshes, you could theoretically use these for static meshes with hardly any problems. On the other hand, the Physics work great. Keep it up with the scary-good engine updates, .:..:'s.
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
This is just simply awesome.
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
Right so after like 6 hours YouTube finally finishes processing my 17 second video.
This is the glitch I was referring to on page 1, second to last post.
Also Physgun breaks this stuff to hell
This is the glitch I was referring to on page 1, second to last post.
Also Physgun breaks this stuff to hell
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
Can you set these things to be pushable or mass responsive, like a see-saw or something? Also, how do you change the mass, preferably with the convex physics actor but also in the other actors?
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
What doesn't physgun break?Right so after like 6 hours YouTube finally finishes processing my 17 second video.
This is the glitch I was referring to on page 1, second to last post.
Also Physgun breaks this stuff to hell
brb pushing movers through walls
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Re: Unreal NVidia PhysX support
under Movement properties...massCan you set these things to be pushable or mass responsive, like a see-saw or something? Also, how do you change the mass, preferably with the convex physics actor but also in the other actors?