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Day 158 making my own TES until TES 6 comes out. Testing_custom_physics_system This custom physics system is based on object bouncing rather than Unreal Engine 5’s built-in physics. It allows to have a large number of movable objects in the scene with almost no impact on performance. #elderscrolls #daggerfall... show more

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