Unreal Engine 5.1 Blueprint Project
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
Looking for someone to make 2 x UE5.1 blueprints.
I am looking for two metal targets to be programmed into a project.
I already have the 3D models made of the target with materials and textures ready to roll.
The target is a star shape, with metal steel plates. It’s called a Texas Star. The star and plates are heavy. They get shot and each plate that is shot, falls off the star. This in turn changes the weight distribution of the star, making it react. Such as spin faster or slower, depending on the plate and remaining plate’s weight. If you YouTube Texas Star target, you will see what I am trying to achieve.
I need these blueprints done by 16th December 2022.
Physics and gravity need to be programmed, to be realistic, when being shot by a bullet.
A bullet mark needs to appear on the steel plate and star when hit. A bullet mark needs to be attached to the fallen plate, for realism.
The ability for 4 different steel hit sounds, to generate randomly each time the steel is hit, so it’s not the same sound each time it’s hit. Again, for realism.
Any questions, please ask.
I am looking for two metal targets to be programmed into a project.
I already have the 3D models made of the target with materials and textures ready to roll.
The target is a star shape, with metal steel plates. It’s called a Texas Star. The star and plates are heavy. They get shot and each plate that is shot, falls off the star. This in turn changes the weight distribution of the star, making it react. Such as spin faster or slower, depending on the plate and remaining plate’s weight. If you YouTube Texas Star target, you will see what I am trying to achieve.
I need these blueprints done by 16th December 2022.
Physics and gravity need to be programmed, to be realistic, when being shot by a bullet.
A bullet mark needs to appear on the steel plate and star when hit. A bullet mark needs to be attached to the fallen plate, for realism.
The ability for 4 different steel hit sounds, to generate randomly each time the steel is hit, so it’s not the same sound each time it’s hit. Again, for realism.
Any questions, please ask.