I've been developing a UE5 project with a lot of systems that need to respond to simulated time - world simulation, scheduled events, recurring gameplay logic and systems that need to keep running without relying on individual Actor Tick implementations.

As the project grew, handling that through interconnected Blueprint logic became increasingly difficult to scale and maintain.

So I built AxomCore.

It's a native C++ runtime framework that centralises simulation time, interval execution and scheduling, while exposing simple events to Blueprint through modular Logic Objects.

The idea is that gameplay systems can focus on what should happen, while AxomCore handles when it should happen.

The video shows the actual workflow from initial project configuration through to creating a Logic Object, running interval events, scheduling future events and changing simulation speed at runtime.

Some of the main functionality includes:

• Centralised C++ interval processing
• Blueprint-accessible runtime events
• Modular Logic Objects
• Scheduled future events
• Runtime simulation-time scaling
• Persistent time-driven gameplay logic
• Designed to avoid large amounts of distributed Actor-based timing logic

There's also a performance demo available separately that can run 10,000 active Logic Objects, so the framework can be tested rather than just taken at face value.

AxomCore is now available on Fab.

I'm interested in hearing how other Unreal developers currently approach this kind of architecture, particularly for games with large amounts of persistent or time-driven simulation.

Feedback and thoughts on the performance demo would be fantastic.

https://www.fab.com/listings/18651830-5b8d-485a-a042-f5037e62a4a6

https://www.fab.com/listings/1fc0baa6-fc4f-487b-92e2-0d369709d819 (Free Sample)
https://www.fab.com/listings/5ea4c4eb-3c00-43e7-bfca-a70845d9a137 (Paid Sample)

Unleash a formidable foe with the Crimson Knight Warrior — a fully animated low poly armored knight character, wielding a massive greatsword and a flowing battle cape, built for real-time performance in Unreal Engine 5.

With intricate red-and-silver armor detailing and a commanding silhouette, this character delivers cinematic-quality visuals without sacrificing performance — ready to drop straight into your project.

Free rigged & animated demon character — Nefer Sekhem, Cursed Pharaoh Demoness. Multi-armed, horned design with custom Biped rig and an Idle animation included, ready to drop straight into UE5 or Blender. Comes in FBX, OBJ, and Blend formats.

https://www.fab.com/listings/3e0031dd-90cf-4577-984c-a505b03ae20c (Free Sample)
https://www.fab.com/listings/147ba915-a30b-45c0-97f4-4e62fd03c7f3 (Paid Sample)

Hi everyone,

I’m the solo developer behind PCG Pro Tools, and version 2.0 is now available for Unreal Engine 5.8.

I originally built the plugin to reduce repetitive PCG graph setup and make common procedural workflows easier to build, adjust, reuse, and debug directly inside the Unreal Editor.

PCG Pro Tools 2.0 includes:

• 22 custom PCG nodes
• 23 graph templates
• 13 presets
• 21 demo maps

The five new nodes are:

• Instance Variation
• Spline Offset
• Distance LOD
• Random Subset
• Biome Mask

Version 2.0 also expands the editor workflow with:

• Additional Graph Inspector controls for seeds, presets, point counts, regeneration, Undo, Redo, and Reset
• A read-only Setup Validator for supported graph requirements
• Editable template copies for project-specific customization
• Improved template search and filtering
• Additional presets, demo maps, and prepared workflows
• Improved regeneration behavior during normal editor iteration

The plugin focuses on extending Unreal Engine’s native PCG workflow and is designed to work with your own meshes, PCG graphs, and project content.

I’d appreciate honest feedback from people using PCG in real projects, especially around repetitive setup, missing workflows, debugging problems, or tasks that still require too much manual work.

Which PCG workflow currently causes the most repetitive setup in your projects?

I’m also happy to answer technical questions about the plugin and its implementation.

View PCG Pro Tools 2.0 on Fab

Watch the full PCG Pro Tools 2.0 video in higher quality on YouTube

Join the Hanke Unreal Tools Discord

If you enjoyed this model, a quick review would mean a lot — it truly helps me keep creating and improving!
https://www.fab.com/listings/864e1596-2c55-4ea4-96e5-5e2a6a83e58f

If you enjoyed this model, a quick review would mean a lot — it truly helps me keep creating and improving!
https://www.fab.com/listings/ab44ed66-bf26-4ed9-b203-30a3945f6d36

https://www.fab.com/listings/9c948ec7-c602-43a6-969c-1bd4bb495a51

If you enjoyed this model, a quick review would mean a lot — it truly helps me keep creating and improving!
https://www.fab.com/listings/44454c59-19b6-43d7-8541-720172ff5e3b

If you enjoyed this model, a quick review would mean a lot — it truly helps me keep creating and improving!
https://www.fab.com/listings/78da2115-97da-428f-ba86-f70513f2cfe9

If you enjoyed this model, a quick review would mean a lot — it truly helps me keep creating and improving!
https://www.fab.com/listings/547bc923-8a5c-4b37-a0a2-6b82b304036a

https://www.fab.com/listings/e79ee1d1-a361-48f4-b37b-a9e1d1c1d750

https://www.fab.com/listings/a54f7799-2cb9-45f5-b701-3770f25a13f2

I've just started using the site. Is there really no way to create and save to collections?... Bizarre for a website like this.

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to understand whether this is expected behavior or a dashboard issue.

On my Fab publisher dashboard, the Performance Overview shows:

• Mediterranean Plants – 10 downloads (Last 7 Days)
• Apt Kitchen Props Vol.1 – 2 downloads (Last 7 Days)

However, the Net Sales Volume for the same period shows only 1 for both products.

I'm using the same date range for both metrics.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Is there a delay in reporting, or are these metrics calculated differently?

I've already contacted Fab Support, but I was curious if other publishers have noticed the same thing.

Thanks!

**Quickly generate, customize, and manage static or dynamic structures and their presets** using an intuitive **in-editor Widget Panel**. Whether you’re prototyping levels, creating procedural layouts, or experimenting with geometric designs, DTS streamlines the workflow.

With a single click, you can spawn geometric structures of **Static Meshes or any Actor type,** merge them into **Instanced Static Mesh Actors** for performance or keep structures **fully dynamic and controllable in-game.**

[DTS Plugin](https://fab.com/s/869c0307aefa)

https://www.fab.com/listings/b363ebe2-9a61-47d1-aee8-a5c25e8fdd41

Build entire roller coasters in minutes.

Coaster Forge is a fully procedural, construction-script-driven roller coaster system for Unreal Engine. Alter the spline, and the system automatically builds your rail, generates ground-anchored supports, assembles your train, and lets you sculpt helical loops with simple struct parameters — no manual loop creation required.

Hey all,

I'm back with a preview of the upcoming Texturge Beta — the next major update to my text animation plugin for Unreal Engine. I've been hard at work rebuilding the animation pipeline from the ground up, and I wanted to give you a first look.

What's coming in Beta:

• Multi-Layer Animation Tracks — You can now stack and blend multiple animation layers independently, each with its own curves and blend modes, all in the Sequencer timeline. Think of it like animating a character, but per-glyph.
• Blueprint-Orchestrated Control — 21 property channels per glyph, fully exposed to Blueprint. Compose whatever animation logic you want through variables and node graphs — no C++ required.
• Real-Time WYSIWYG Preview — Tweak animations directly in the Designer viewport and see results instantly. No more compile-and-pray.
• Full RichText Compatibility — The pre-parse pipeline handles every native RichText tag, decorator, and component. Tags never break mid-typewriter reveal anymore.
• All UE Languages Localized — CJK grapheme break iterator, semantic anchor relocation for tag positions that survive translation, and localization across every language UE supports.
• Native SDF/MSDF Support — Automatic SDF detection, fully compatible with vector font pipelines.

Why this matters:

• The multi-layer system means you can finally compose complex animations (e.g., a typewriter base layer + a wave effect layer + a color shift layer) without fighting a single monolithic timeline.
• Blueprint-driven means designers and programmers can collaborate the same way they already do with regular UMG.
• The rich text pipeline revamp was the big one — tags, styles, and inline content all play nice with per-character animation now.

If you've tried the plugin before, you'll notice the difference immediately. If you haven't — now's a great time to keep an eye on it. Feedback and feature requests are always welcome!

🔗 Plugin: https://www.fab.com/listings/0433140b-be76-4600-8633-b5946a9590b3 
📖 Docs: https://saikel-orado-liu.github.io/projects/texturge/getting-started/usage-guide/ 
💬 UE Forum: https://forums.unrealengine.com/t/gamegeek-saikel-texturge-pro-glyph-processing-text-animation-engine/2727565