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A rover driving round a 50 metre planet, and Unreal's template Chaos car on the same planet with one GravityCore component. GravityCore's vehicles on every gravity shape: a planet, both sides of a ring, a flat pad and a wall, chained over a bridge. The Gravity Rover is a ready-made pawn on four trac

A fighting game has to be felt, not watched. A video can't tell you whether a combo string flows, whether a throw escape is fair, or what it is like to land a Fury Strike with a sliver of health left. So here is the game as a playable Windows build: four fighters, two stages, Arcade, Versus and Trai

A planet you can walk on, built from a cube. This case study follows PlanetGen's real maths from six flat grids to a streaming planet, with the formulas on screen and real Unreal Engine footage in every chapter. Why a latitude and longitude grid pinches at the poles. How PlanetGen pushes a cube out

An RTS kit is something you have to play, not look at. A screenshot can't show a building ghost turning green when it fits, a wall run snapping into place, or an AI opponent quietly building a walled town while you are busy with your own. So here is the whole thing as a playable Windows build: the R

Here it is: the thruster Roadster from the video, as a game you can play. You start in front of the half-loop ramp. Floor it, stick to the ceiling upside down on thruster suction, flip upright in mid-air, then take on the obstacle course that loops around the ramp. Beat my lap of 0:50.47 and post yo

Screenshots can show a lobby, but not what it feels like to host a game, watch the seats fill, ready up and drop into a match with the countdown running. So here is the whole thing to play: the play hub, hosting with match rules, the lobby, a match with its scoreboard, the results, the server browse

Fly fast over a procedural planet and you can see where the trees stop. They end at a fixed distance, then arrive as a wall as you move. Sparse far layers fix that, and they are now in both PlanetGen and SpaceKit. Grass, trees and rocks keep scattering past their dense radius at a thinned density, s

Save and load the whole world, not just the player. Add the USS Save component to an actor and its position and every variable you mark SaveGame are saved, on the actor and on its components. Load World opens the saved level and puts it all back: actors spawned while playing are recreated, level act

WorldGen terrain goes on forever by default. But plenty of games need an edge: an island, a small arena, a map players can learn. This 2 minute guide shows how to turn the endless world into a limited one with the World Bounds settings, new in WorldGen 1.17. You will see every setting on the WorldSt

A packaged build of Umbra, so you can move the mouse around in it yourself. That is really the point of this one. Screenshots cannot show you a menu that shifts, drifts and flickers, and video only gets you halfway. Move the mouse slowly across the main menu and watch the silhouette layers separate.

A packaged build of the menu system, so you can click through every screen before deciding anything. Main menu with a Continue that stays greyed out until a save exists, a pause menu, the full tabbed settings screen, credits, confirmation dialogs, a press start screen and a loading screen. Try the k

Most multiplayer shooter templates assume flat ground. Point them at a planet and the whole thing falls apart: which way is down, where does the bullet go, what does the other player see. This video is a third person shooter that fights on the surface of a procedurally generated world, replicated pr

A quick look at the multiplayer shooter in GravityCore V1.5: two players fighting in custom gravity, each in their own colour. The server owns firing, ammo, hits, damage and death, so every machine sees and hears every shot. Gravity itself is never replicated: each machine works it out from position

Here's a free playable demo of RTSKit, my real-time strategy template for Unreal Engine 5. Download it below, unzip, and run it. No engine needed. You start with a small medieval village against an AI opponent. Gather wood, food, gold and stone, build houses and farms, wall your town in, train an ar

GravityCore V1.4 adds a third person shooter that works in any gravity. Fight on a planet, on the inside of a ring world, up a vertical wall or upside down on a ceiling, then jump between gravity volumes in the middle of a fight. Gravity volumes can be any size, any shape and point any direction, an

In Unreal, physics gravity only works along one world axis, so a crate dropped on your planet falls off into space. GravityCore V1.3 fixes that. Add a Gravity Body component to any physics actor and its rigid bodies fall toward your gravity field instead of world -Z. Crates settle on the far side of

WorldGen V1.16 can now populate your roads and settlements with buildings automatically. The actor spawner targets the road network, so gas stations, diners, shops and warehouses place themselves along the roadside and around town junctions on infinite procedural terrain. Each building keeps its who

I've been away for the past couple of weeks following the loss of my mother, and had to travel to be with family. During that time there were no posts, videos or updates, and I'm sorry for the silence. I'm back now and easing back into the work. WorldGen 1.16 is finished and going out soon, with mor

Here's the SpaceKit trailer. It's a complete space game template for Unreal Engine 5 — one continuous loop with no loading screens. Spacewalk across a procedural planet, board your ship, lift off through the atmosphere into space, fly to another planet, land, and explore on foot. Then do it all agai

Procedural planets look great until you want to place your own content on one — a base, a village, a landing pad. The terrain is curved and streaming, so a hand-built structure ends up floating or buried. This update fixes that. Exclusion volumes flatten the procedural terrain into a genuinely flat

PlanetGen V1.9 gives the procedural planet oceans depth. The water colours itself by depth — vivid turquoise in the shallows fading to deep navy offshore, with a shoreline foam line and clear shallows that reveal the seabed. It stays opaque (Single Layer Water) so it always sorts behind the volumetr

WorldGen is an infinite procedural terrain generator for Unreal Engine 5. V1.15 brings the water to life — a subdivided water surface drives World Position Offset waves that follow the player, plus a full underwater camera effect when you dip below the waterline. Waves, shoreline foam and the underw

Starship V1.2 for Unreal Engine 5. A complete 6DOF spacecraft you fly, hover, land, and pilot on foot, in atmosphere or deep space, single-player or multiplayer. This update adds a fast zero-g space cruise, thrust-vectoring engines that physically swivel, and telescoping landing gear that deploys it

Unreal renders exactly ONE Sky Atmosphere and ONE Volumetric Cloud for the whole view — they're global effects, not per-actor props. So in a level with several planets, how does each one look like it has air, while the planet you're flying toward gets a real scattering sky? ─────────────────────────

A single streaming procedural planet is thousands of chunk actors. Place four of them in one level and you pay for all four — memory, ticks, async builds — including the three you aren't even looking at. This video is how PlanetGen V1.6 fixed that, and the LOD transition that hides itself. ─────────

Multi-planet streaming in Unreal Engine 5 with PlanetGen V1.6. In this video I fly from one planet's surface out into zero-gravity space, then land on another planet — all seamlessly, with multiple planets streaming in the same level. PlanetGen V1.6 just shipped on Fab. New in this update: multi-pla

My procedural UE5 planet looked great — until I flew to the night side and found glowing white clouds, a gold speckle crawling across the dark terrain, and an exposure that washed the whole frame out. This video is the debugging story and the fix: correct day/night lighting on a planet you can see w

Here is a guide on how to use custom gravity volumes in Unreal Engine 5 with the GravityCore plugin. GravityCore adds shape-based gravity volumes to UE5 — sphere for planets, cylinder for ring worlds, and box for directional or flip-gravity zones. All work in multiplayer with deterministic per-posit

PlanetGen V1.5 adds walkable ring worlds to the procedural planet plugin for Unreal Engine 5. Cylindrical O'Neill habitats built on the same terrain, biome, and gravity pipeline as the spherical planets. Walk the inner surface where centrifugal gravity presses you to the floor and the world curves u

WorldGen is an infinite procedural terrain generator for Unreal Engine 5. V1.14 extends the spatial biome system — each biome now has its own geography and foliage. Deserts flatten out with sparse cactus, mountain zones stay rugged with alpine pines. A single bitmask per asset controls which climate

PlanetGen V1.4 is now live on Fab and Patreon, adding full multiplayer character and gravity support to the walkable procedural planet plugin for UE5. Players can now walk on procedural planets together, meet up on new worlds, and explore in co-op or shared sessions. 🌍 PlanetGen on Fab 🎮 Free Play

What's New in V1.1 ▸ Full multiplayer — Client-authoritative flight with server-authoritative possession and seating. Listen and dedicated servers supported. No changes required to your Character or PlayerController. ▸ Passengers — Up to MaxPassengers ride welded to the hull with movement and collis

GravityCore V1.1 is now live and shipping to existing V1.0 buyers as a free update. What's New in V1.1 ▸ Per-level default gravity — placeable actor sets gravity outside volumes (global direction, zero-g, or world-down) ▸ Zero-gravity free-fly — 6DOF space movement with vertical thrust input ▸ Multi

Starship V1.0 is here — and the playable demo is free for everyone on Patreon. Walk up to the Lander ship as your character, press the interact key to board, fly with 6DOF controls in atmosphere, land with a smooth animated descent (gear deploys, doors open), and step back out to explore on foot. Th

GravityCore is now live — and the playable demo is free for everyone. GravityCore is my custom gravity plugin for Unreal Engine 5. Three gravity shapes in one plugin: Sphere volumes for planets (walk all the way around), Cylinder volumes for ring worlds (walk the inside, Halo-style), and Box volumes

CityGen V1.3 just shipped on Fab, and the new release brings a full day/night cycle to the procedural city. Buildings light up at sunset, street lamps cast warm pools on roads, atmospheric fog shifts color with the sun — and there are zero point lights or spot lights in the scene. The whole illumina

PlanetGen V1.2 just shipped on Fab — and the playable demo is updated. V1.2 brings significant performance improvements: ✔ 2-6x faster chunk builds (noise caching pass) ✔ Pool guardrail prevents memory exhaustion at scale ✔ Spherical grass/foliage system (ported from WorldGen) ✔ Better shadows — vir