Antonio Lattanzio
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Principal Engineer @emptyvesselplay (C++→UE2 → UE5). Retro gaming enthusiast @fightnjokes DEFECT https://t.co/ieCC7fdvke AD-METALLUM https://t.co/Na6ABkTQfv
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🚀 Big milestone! I've replaced almost my entire Unreal Engine physics pipeline with Box3D. Sharing the latest progress on Box3DUnreal: a free, open-source Box3D integration for Unreal Engine focused on lightweight and high-performance physics. Try it, report issues, suggest improvements, or contribute on GitHub. The goal is to build something the Unreal community can improve together. Huge thanks to emptyvessel for the support and for giving me the opportunity to work on DEFECT, where I continue pushing gameplay, destruction, networking, and physics. Check comments for the link 🔗 #UnrealEngine #UE5 #GameDev #OpenSource #Box3D
Antonio Lattanzio106,851 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
What happens when destruction stops being a visual trick and becomes a real simulation? 🤔 Working on integrating the Dematerializer, structural destruction, and metal deformation with Box3D. The goal: deterministic chaos that works in multiplayer. ⚙️💥 The hardest bug to fix might be making sure everyone gets the same explosion... 😂 What would you destroy first?
Antonio Lattanzio61,890 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
Another busy week with the awesome team at emptyvessel. ❤️💥 Progress was a bit slower than I hoped, but we still managed to push the destruction system further. In this video you can see large procedural mesh destruction in action. The best part? These meshes can be huge without tanking performance. The entire system was built around making large-scale destruction practical. ✅ Procedural destruction ✅ Massive meshes ✅ Multiplayer replication working Next up: a dedicated multiplayer destruction showcase. I'll try to post it later this week or over the weekend. What should we destroy next? 👀 If you're enjoying the progress, please consider wishlisting the games. A like, comment, repost, or wishlist goes a long way and helps us a lot. Thank you! ❤️ #gamedev #UE5
Antonio Lattanzio31,794 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
200ms of simulated network latency. Same test. Different physics engine. The first half shows Unreal's Chaos physics. Notice the visible corrections and jitter when interacting with overlapping surfaces. In the second half, I switch to Box3D (debug rendering enabled) under the same network conditions. The corrections largely disappear and the movement remains much more stable. This is still early research, and I'm sure Chaos has tuning options I haven't explored yet. But Box3D's deterministic simulation and lightweight design are proving to be very promising for networked gameplay. I've been building these experiments in my spare time, and I plan to open-source the Unreal Engine integration soon so the community can experiment with it too. Huge thanks to emptyvessel for fostering a culture of pushing technology forward. Working on DEFECT every day inspires a lot of these experiments! If you enjoy this kind of technical content, a repost or a wishlist for the games my team and I are building is always appreciated. ❤️ #gamedev #unrealengine
Antonio Lattanzio20,147 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
200ms of network latency... and the feet still stay planted! 👀 Early test integrating Box3D by Erin Catto into Unreal Engine as a plugin. Still a work in progress, but the stability of the foot placement under latency is already looking really promising! Next step: more features, improved networking, and more physics experiments!🚀 #UnrealEngine #GameDev #Physics #Networking #IndieDev #Box3D
Antonio Lattanzio14,444 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
Making destruction even more dynamic in UE5! - Debris fragmentation: Real-time, no Chaos fractures. - Orphaned geometry detachment: No more floating pieces. - Advanced damage settings: Customizable destruction effects. #screenshotsaturday #UE5 #gamedev #UnrealEngine5
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