Okay, but atm there is no way to render a mesh with gpu compute and transform it into an actor on the fly, right?

I’m resorting to manually converting all the ia meshes>actors via proximity overlap because I need that GPU compute.

Thanks!

I see, so one has to choose between interactivity of “InstancedActorsSpawner” & performance of (gpu) “StaticMeshSpawner”?

I wish “InstancedActorsSpawner” had Gpu compute so we use both features together!

Thanks!

@proceduralminds.bsky.social 👀

Chris, would you recommend using the new Instanced Actors Interop instead of level assemblies method for performance/flexibility?

Congrats, well deserved! 👍

Awesome, that loop was really fun!

Would you have maps of Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) by any chance? Those were super fun as well.

Oh that looks awesome, will try, -
thank you for the awesome work! 💪💪💪

I see, I guess working with a merged proxy mesh is the only way, then! Thanks!

Chris, loved your video on using PCG assemblies, but how does one prune overlapping assemblies of meshes with this technique?

Self Prune node prunes meshes *within* assemblies instead of pruning *between* assemblies since all it sees are individual mesh bounds…😱

Thank you for your awesome work!!

No worries, your contributions and teaching style are super helpful already!

I think either Create Spline or Write Tangents nodes could do it, just need to keep trying!!

Maybe @nebukam.bsky.social would know? 🥲

Hi, thank you for the wonderful videos! Is there a way to make the straight edges coming from a PCGEX cluster into curved hanging cables automatically by setting default tangents at both ends? ( Not manually like your hanging bridge tutorial ) My cables are too linear! Keep up your wonderful work!!