Arcade Drift Physics - Blueprint based - Unreal Engine 4

[@ErdincAtaberk]

Dude a tutorial for that would be great!

[@Derpzila]

If very much like a tutorial or market place asset, might speed up my own development. Looks fantastic, going to download it now and have a play

i tryed the demo, i felt like it would be amazing for chasing sequences

[@revelationluke3097]

Reminds me of Ford Mustang Mach 1. Real neat stuff thanks

[@marcoghislanzoni]

It's actually a 1967 Mustang Shelby.

[@DrVannacut]

Any update on plans to release this as Tut or Marketplace?

[@palmzmetal9131]

Did you use Wheel Angular Velocity and Car Linear Velocity to detect drift?

[@marcoghislanzoni]

Marcus Palma no, I am using a far simpler method. If the lateral speed is higher than the threshold speed at which the lateral force saturates, then it is drifting.

[@devboiagru]

How did you manage to make Drift marks? I guess those are decals? And if not, please tell how did you achieve that

[@marcoghislanzoni]

There are two ways to make skid marks: 1. decals, 2. dynamic splines. I like to use 1. because it is simpler to handle (fire and forget). Basically the decals are placed at the contact patch whenever the skid condition is detected. They are oriented along the tire forward direction and scaled to make sure there are no gaps due to speed. Optionally they can be made more or less transparent depending on the amount of skid. There are tons of other variations that can be added, including a dependency on the type of ground, but these are the basics of it.

[@devboiagru]

@@marcoghislanzoni Can you help me make them? Discord: Haha i edited it now you'll never know my discord Edit: Please

[@marcoghislanzoni]

@@devboiagru give it a try following my instructions above. If you have issues ping me on Discord (vr_marco#8894). I will try to help you out.

[@devboiagru]

@@marcoghislanzoni Thanks!

[@rachelveer7574]

Almost looks like Burnout Paradise drifting. (That's a good thing.)

[@marcoghislanzoni]

Rachelyoubish did you try the demo? What do you think?

[@rachelveer7574]

@@marcoghislanzoni I did! It's pretty spot on in feeling arcade-y, it's actually fun driving and drifting around the lot.

[@marcoghislanzoni]

@@rachelveer7574 Thanks! Appreciate your feedback. :-) Last question: do you prefer the follow camera or the in-car camera?

[@rachelveer7574]

@@marcoghislanzoni I prefer the camera to follow. :)

[@dennisg.2411]

Nice man. Try reducing the friction slow down rate of the rear tires. I know the numbers are tight but maybe by reducing it by a hair youl be able to make it all the way around a turn. Or However you have that worded for your coding. And remove the slide effect from your front tires. Front tires shouldnt be leaving skid marks. Looks great! Keep at it!!

[@BROCKSGAMING]

Hi , in case a vehicle is an AWD can you plz make a tutorial how to drift , this video is showcase only

[@tirtamulyadu8609]

can make me a racing tutorial that has enemies