Is there a way to make Unreal overlap events not dependent on frame-rate so that overlaps are also predicted between visual frames?
From what I understand, Unreal’s overlap system is dependent upon the frame rate so that overlaps are only generated when two objects are visually overlapping on a given frame. If an overlap happens between two frames, but does not occur during a visual frame, it does not generate an overlap event.
I am making a VR experience which allows the player to overlap with various objects using their motion controllers and these overlaps are used to trigger specific game events. But, if I move my motion controller really fast through a small object in the scene, sometimes an overlap event will not occur because there was not a rendered visual frame of the overlap, although in reality, my controller passed through the object between frames.
Is there some setting in Unreal that allows me to predict between-frame overlaps? If not, should I try rolling my own overlap system for this purpose? Any suggestions surrounding this problem?
Thanks!