Development of movement mechanics and integration of other features for a first-person shooter (FPS).

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223 USD

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Project Goal:

Development of movement mechanics and integration of other functions for a first-person shooter with a focus on realism and operation in the Unreal Engine 5 environment. The main code is implemented in C++ with support for client-server multiplayer mode.

Main Tasks:

Player movement mechanics in C++:
- Implement walking, running, sprinting, jumping, and crouching (with a delay on crouch hold).
- Integrate already prepared animations for a more realistic representation of player actions. Animations will be provided after the terms of cooperation are approved.
Player inertia:
- Add inertia mechanics during movement. The player should feel a realistic delay when stopping and turning to reflect the natural inertia of the body.
Turn restrictions:
- Implement turn restrictions to prevent instant 360° turns. Add adjustable parameters to change the turning speed both with and without weapons.
Integration with UE5:
- Reintegrate all animations and movement mechanics under the Unreal Engine 5 skeleton.
Integration of features from the ALS (Advanced Locomotion System) package:
- Add the ability to climb over objects and jump over them, implemented in C++ using the logic of the ALS package.
AIMoffset:
- Implement AIMoffset for precise and accurate mechanical aiming.
Integration of Euphoria:
- Connect the physical reaction system to injuries through Euphoria for realistic damage representation.
Support for client-server architecture:
- Ensure the functionality of all mechanics in online gaming conditions with support for client-server architecture.
FPS counter:
- Add an FPS counter to track performance at various stages of development, allowing for comparison of system performance and optimization.