I was using the RigidBodyEx in order to apply physics to a boat which was swinging in sync with the waves of the ocean. What is the substitute for RigidBodyEx in CE5.4? Thank you.

I looked inside Components | Physics, but I could not find RigidBodyEx. The online Documentation says: Physics entities can be found in Rollup Bar -> Entity -> Physics, but there is no such bar. Any Help? Thank you.

No I am not talking about the GameSDK Forest Demo level. I created a simple level in CE5.3. Then I added physics to a boat. They work fine when I press Ctl G. Then I click Export to Engine but when I launch the game the physics of the boat don’t work. I didn’t try to launch my level in CE5.4 yet.

In my game, a boat is swinging in sync with the waves of the ocean. But when I launch the game the boat is not swinging. What is wrong? Thank you.

I found the solution to my problem. Thank you.

I also respect your view. Thank you for the nice conversation we had on aesthetics!

Trying to create a solution in one of my levels inside the GameSDK Sample Project the entire Project has been corrupted. When I open Woodland I get thousand of errors! I hope that is possible to download a clean copy of it. If I go to the marketplace I will be reminded that I have downloaded this fr...

I tried to create a solution for my level and in the process the entire level got corrupted and I can’t open it anymore in the Editor. So, I will try to lounge a new game by creating a new level. Thank you.

1) First I checked the time at the console and I saw it was correct (6.45 in the morning). 2) Then I made the following changes: sys_Flash=0 | e_VolumetricFog=1 | r_DisplayInfo=0 Finally I Saved the Game and I pressed Export to Engine. When I Launched the Game the time was incorrect; I have feeling ...

I will use 2 examples from Ancient Greek art: 1) The Kouros (marble, 580 BC) and 2) Hermes of Praxiteles (4th century BC). The Kouros we see in the photo is one of two heroic brothers who gained immortality and eternal recognition for the respect and love they had shown toward their mother. In this ...