Works In progress

All Simulating Physics require calculation. That limits us to a set amount of movement on the screen at one time, due to hardware limits.

I created a system to categorize similarly-moving actors (GREEN) and batch group (PINK) movement to a single projected-call to a future impact, manage the conversion, pooling, and distributed of frame checking to do so. 

100% Blueprints, Nanite & Lumen. Example is of Grouped Falling Objects.

By removing calculation for free falling objects, and pooling a set number of actors for simulation, we can control frame-rate and skip simulations based on load. Allowing massive movement not(?) seen before, with on-demand interactions. 

This method is easily traced and referenced against. 

Super Heros are popular in current culture, and I have a lot of positive support for super hero games via twitter.

Prior Super Hero FIGHTER Video games do Not provide Full Destruction and Multiplayer.

All Static Meshes are Woke Up to Physics Actors and Returned to sleep on demand. Movement Projections directly impact replication requirements.

Each world mesh is broken down into common debris meshes pieces via runtime overlaps.

Sounds and added VFX match mesh types (wood, concrete, brick, metal) and pooled for client only use.  

Common Destruction Meshes are used for for Memory Containment. Limits are based on Hardware. 

Pieces are merge to large groups or meshes and individuals are removed.

Using the Matrix City Sample Levels 

Interiors added to the Building of the Matrix Sample City, this with Movement Projections allows first person full building collapse, using Nanite Fully HD meshes. 

Fly through buildings, never let the fight be stopped.

Using Movement-Projections for large crowds and to convert to AI/NPC on radius to players. With flip-book Baked out Animations to Nanite Static Meshes, and Spliced up T-Poses Nanite meshes attached to skeletal sockets, we obtain for a fully Nanite presentation.

The World is ever Changing, bringing players together by removing quadrants of landscape (sand) which are not occupied and spawning in new points of interest from above and below.  

Action is always near, 

dead space fades away.  

Here is the small city sample fully prepped to be destroyed mesh-by-mesh and land on the Event Horizon of the black hole below.

Earth is eaten and distributed across the Event Horizon in chunks by the wormhole created when a Fusion Power Plant pushed too far in generating Crypto 'currency.' 

You start on that Earth.

The Horizon changes, sand moves, chunks of plants land and crush things, break apart and fall through the sand into the black hole. 

(Multiplayer World)

Enter a Multiplayer World (<100) on the Dune Desert Wasteland of the Final Event Horizon orbiting the only Black Hole. Piece of the world are mixed and matched runtime replicated.

(Gameloop + Player Hideouts)

AI and Players spawn in the world after the same things, loot. AI will break down doors, break boxes and steal loot. 

Players can hide, fight, Build and ambush. All a day in the life. 

Players experience the destruction of earth, and the distribution across the MadMax planes of the Event Horizon, as NPC and other players wait to loot the spoils. Survival. 

+Vehicle/Base/POI/Character/Equipment Customization

The world of the Event Horizon Plane, this shows the general idea of destroyed buildings across the entire plane, which larger chunks would rain from above.

Here we are testing the Shells of the Matrix City Buildings being dropped onto Other Buildings.

We have planned out a single player story and world to tell the destruction of the world first hand by the engineers that controlled it.

Here is some VFX tests on the creation of a black hole within a fusion reactor 

Here is an external view of the lower vault of the fusion reactor, with the external building shell removed.