RT @runreal_dev: Introducing the registry for open-source Unreal Engine plugins.

can't wait to play with this

Fun fact: the hardest part was reverse engineering how to turn a `FGeometryCollection` into a static mesh with custom UVs. It was really fun to figure out the inner workings of chaos fracture tools. More FAQs and implementation details in the README:

Roadmap: Nanite Support, Connectivity Graph to avoid floating pieces, Better Motion Blur handling. @amu_mhr - I would really appreciate help with the connectivity graph implementation if you have time to take a look with me.

Use a static function to trigger destruction force at a specific world location:

Using it is pretty simple: Right click and process a CHAOS destructible Geometry Collection into a Niagara Destructible Actor BP you can drop into your level:

Under the hood the plugin uses a niagara system to simulate the physics of the fragments (bones) on the GPU, write their transforms to render targets, and finally a vertex #shader to constrain the vertices of a specific fragment to its respective bone using the render targets.

Why should you use this instead of CHAOS? It's useful for creating cosmetic destructible props that are highly interactive but still very performant since they run on the GPU compared to CHAOS which runs on the CPU.

Based on work by @_jamessharpe_. Inspired by work from @amu_mhr and @mradfo21.

I re-wrote some tech from my time as CTO at Counterplay Games. First up: 💥 Niagara Destruction Driver - turn #ue5 chaos assets into fast GPU simulated destructible meshes driven by #niagara particles. More in 🧵

RT @stephenlacy: Lets go!!! @speedrun @mhilmi @runreal_dev

something new coming soon via @mhilmi .

Duelyst is now open source under a CC0 license. Code, art, assets, no strings attached. Really happy we were able to make this happen. Hope a team of fans make a rogue lite mode :).

yup. DOGESTARTER:

RT @_supermarin: MUCH WOW. SO DOGE. MANY STARTER.

It's now popular to have appstore screenshots with color backgrounds and labels. Decided to follow the herd: http://t.co/xv2oRHZfbJ.

Love the KURABI hero shot against the spot pattern fabric on iMore http://t.co/kifWK7O4up via @iMore.

Yes. he is wearing a little collared shirt. #dealwithit http://t.co/LDcK7YaeoW.

finally decided to make a gif and post this to @dribbble: http://t.co/8JvkpLqs.