언리얼 엔진 5 문서가 에픽 디벨로퍼 커뮤니티로 이전되었습니다

Setup

Asset Configuration

At this time, the workflow involved with configuring assets remains the same — setting up physics collision, the camera, and vehicle controls should not change between PhysX and Chaos vehicles.

Animation Blueprint

The Animation Blueprint is the same with the exception of using the WheelController node in place of the WheelHandler node.

Class Layout

In most cases the class layout is similar, it is just the class names that are different.

Conversion Steps

1. Create Front and rear wheel Blueprint classes — based on the ChaosVehicleWheel class.

2. Copy the setup details from the PhysX vehicle wheels — the important details to copy are the wheel radius, the suspension max raise/drop values, steering angle, and whether the wheels have an engine, brake, or handbrake.

   We recommend converting the front wheel first, setting its values, then creating a duplicate and renaming it the back wheel. By doing this, you will only need to set the values that are different from the front rather than repeating all of the wheel setups again — since in most cases, the wheels and suspension setup will be the same from the front to the rear.

3. Add a ChaosWheeledVehicleComponent Component to the vehicle pawn.
   

4. Add the same number of wheels as in the PhysX Vehicle Component.

   1. Copy the Bone Names from PhysX Skeletal Mesh.
      

   2. Set the wheels' classes to the matching wheels that were created earlier.

   Example Wheel Class assignments

5. Set up other properties as needed, including mass and engine torque.

   1. Optionally create a Torque Curve and assign it to the engine torque.

6. Open the Animation Blueprint, select File > Reparent Blueprint , and click VehicleAnimationInstance .

   VehicleAnimInstance

7. Edit the Vehicle Animation Blueprint by deleting the WheelHandler animation node and replacing it with the WheelController node.

   The Animation Graph after replacing WheelHandler with WheelController

   All other set-up that exists in the Blueprint can remain exactly as is.

8. Verify the physics asset looks as expected. For example, the chassis should have a collision model and the wheels may have simple collision; however, the wheels should have collision disabled.

9. In any Blueprint code that references the PhysX WheeledVehicleMovementComponent4W reference, remove the PhysX movement component references and recreate the Blueprint using the ChaosWheeledVehicleMovement reference.
   

   WheeledVehicleMovementComponent4W

After following these conversion steps, you should have a vehicle that uses the Chaos physics solver.