Yeah, I wanted to do as well, but I really don't know how to do it yet, and this was not meant to recreate the full game, just to study a little bit, but yet sorry for that

@NoWhereSharp balancing isn't doing the full game 😔 but anyway try separating logic from visual, it's probably a counter based on angles of ground, or to represent it visually, imagine a 2d ball centered on the character, angles push the ball away from center in direction of angle at each step, character balance automatically ie push back ball toward center. Distribution of weight increase forces of angles on ball, and move the ball centering away from real center. There is also a boundary around the real center, if the ball is beyond the center, character falls. Use the position of the ball relative to center to drive the balancing animation, the further from center, the more the character blend balancing in animation. When character fall, compute baggage that detach. A reminder that ball is just a mental representation. The gameplay is that you have to counter balance and avoid overshooting in the other direction, think of it as another force on the ball, with angles forces and natural balancing forces, you can add other forces that tug the character such as high wind or slip factors.

I never said it would be good or amazing! As I said at the end of the video, this was just an experiment, I'm not a full-size studio to make an actual game like death stranding. You probably know that!

Of course, I'm not planning on making a full game. As I said at the end of the video, this was just something to experiment with and learn something new, I'm not making a complete game in the same scope as death stranding alone, but thank you for the feedback 😊

Yeah, you're right. I wouldn't make all death stranding features alone, of course. That was not the intention

Not really, but thank you!

I have a tutorial on that in the channel it's called: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpm3g4aqgpqXpcU

@@NoWhereSharp i already watch this but i want height map which u use in this game

Yeah, definitely, hahaha 😂

As I said at the end of the video!

​@@NoWhereSharp then dont put it literally in the title to attract people and waste their time as they anticipate what you said in the title. Simple.

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

Maybe you can ignore the hover part and just use the forces to control, and also create a physics material to set the friction to 0 this will help the snowboard slide better in the map, bu it depends on what you're trying to do

I didn't tested but it should work if you have a mesh with good topology!

You just need to transfer the data for one skeleton, the body one!

Yeah! if the automatic one has some issues, you'll need to fix some weights manually!

If you look at the tool tip for the "Add Force at Location" node, it's actually recommended to call every frame for the duration of the force, so that's why I'm calling every frame, you can try to add a limit for the hover force to prevent that from happening

@@NoWhereSharp I am also flying up in the air. i modelled a mesh in modelling mode. i set box simple collision, what am i doing wrong? i am just spinning 10000 mph in the air. PLEASE! Thank you!!

@@NoWhereSharp And also set simple collision as comples. because when it were set to complex, it didnt fall down and Unreal Said there was a problem with complex collision - Trying to simulate physics on ''/Game/ThirdPerson/Maps/UEDPIE_0_ThirdPersonMap.ThirdPersonMap:PersistentLevel.BP_Board_C_UAID_001A7DDA7110122602_1743886794.Board'' but it has ComplexAsSimple collision.