Hyper Interactive Foliage v2

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Demo 📁 Try it out!

Overview 📷 a high-level Walk-through

Made by 🎮 Eric from Hyper!

Modular 🧩 Check out other compatible assets

Documentation📑Download it via the Discord

Integration ✨Video on how to integrate assets

Hyper Interactive FoliageHave you ever walked in an open world and seen all kinds of foliage around you to pickup like sticks, rocks, flowers, berries from in bushes, leaves, feathers, mushrooms, and more? Do you also want this in your game? This is the system for you!

Key FeaturesThis system is very extensive, the core features are as follows:

• Spawn Foliage manually
• Spawn Foliage via Unreal Foliage spawner
• Spawn via Procedural foliage spawner
• Pickup foliage and add to inventory
• Berry Picking from bushes
• Respawn foliage
• Respawn in radius option
• Do not respawn option

Basic and Advanced componentsThe core of this system is spawning and picking up foliage. But to show all capabilities of this system it also includes a lot of other systems on a basic level. These basic systems are just here to showcase how the product can be used and are not intended to be the core of this system. However, due to these basic systems, the integration is flawless with my other systems.

Don’t worry, if you do not want to use my other modular assets, it is no problem. You can use the basic integrations as an example of how to integrate into your own.

The integration examples that are included are:

·        Basic Inventory System: pick up items and perform actions on them.

·        UI Manager: handles the creation and deletion of HUD elements. A beautiful Survival Based Theme UI is used as an example.

·        Interaction: For any interaction in the world

Extended Movement ComponentThis system includes a basic “Extended Movement Component”. It is capable of

·        Handles player inputs via the Enhanced Input System. It uses input mapping and I have included an advanced method for handling and dynamically linking and unlinking mapping contexts.

·        Provides a central place for the replication of montages, particle effects, spawning actors, and sounds.

·        Is full of useful functions related to your character: Switch Global orientation between strafing and forward-facing character, Define Gender, get active camera component, and more

·        Manages the camera of the player. It includes: zooming, switching between shoulder cameras, and basic first-person view

About HyperHyper is empowering virtual world builders like yourself. Eric Ruts is running it and is the creator of all assets.

I would like you to focus on the creative side of your project, and I want to provide you with the building blocks to kickstart your dream. I have spent years of work on the assets I have made available and you are able to leverage that knowledge and work on your project! Please feel free to share your projects in Discord or via mail! I would love to know what awesome things you are working on.

Quality First

The best and nothing less. Our core principles keep our assets the top of what’s available.

Where possible:

·        Complete and flexible, I include the most common use cases for most types of games in our products.

·        Data-Driven approach, so adapting is easy. We provide spreadsheets for mass edits.

·        Flawless integrations.

·        Blueprint only, so we keep it accessible for you and your complete team.

·        Extensive documentation, I try to comment on everything in the code. Besides that, the systems come with documentation after verification. I try to not only explain what happens by also why. I want you to be able to learn.

·        I aim for my assets to be production-ready.

Example Images and content

On the product page, I use some example images of how it can look in a populated scene. That populated scene is not included. The scene in the example area is. Check out the demo for the full experience!

Nearly everything is made by myself! However, I am also using amazing Epic Games content where I can. Also, I do make use of CC0 assets where possible. Credits are in the readme files.