The General Movement Component is an expansive C++ plugin for creating replicated movement systems which completely replaces Unreal’s built-in character movement with a much more comprehensive and easier-to-use alternative.
It features a high-quality movement implementation for all collision shapes, innovative networking support that automatically replicates your movement code, 200+ Blueprint-exposed functions, events & properties, Steam integration and much more.
Check it out now: General Movement Component in Code Plugins - UE Marketplace
Key Features:
- 200+ Blueprint functions, events & properties covering a wide variety of functionality
- Extendable high-quality movement suitable for any type of humanoid and animal/creature character, supports all collision shapes
- Grounded, airborne and fluid movement with support for 12 additional replicated movement modes out of the box
- No hard-coded C++ references, everything directly editable in Blueprint providing maximum flexibility and iteration speed
- State-of-the-art replication system with timestamp verification, prediction, replay and lag compensation, automatically integrates custom movement logic
- Easy-to-use binding functions enabling net role specific replication of added data members with just a few clicks
- Advanced pawn smoothing with configurable delay, built-in linear and cubic interpolation, extrapolation and support for user-defined interpolation functions
- Lots of configurable network settings, can be fine-tuned manually or quickly set up with presets targeting specific network conditions (LAN, Competitive, Regular, Low-end)
- Full support for both listen and dedicated servers
- Advanced logging with detailed messages specific to each actor and its net role, greatly helps with tracking down errors and bugs
- Documentation for every function, event and property both in C++ and Blueprint
- Clean and readable plugin code containing many explanatory comments
- Steam integration with a UI backend for hosting and joining LAN and online sessions
Tutorials: Tutorials | General Movement Component - YouTube
Support: General Movement Component
