What's WRONG with Collision fix tutorials?

Unlock the secrets to optimizing your game's performance and physics! In this tutorial, we dive deep into the differences between Simple and Complex collisions in Unreal Engine. Understanding when to use a basic collision shape versus a highly detailed, per-polygon collision mesh is crucial for balancing realistic gameplay with smooth frame rates. What you will learn: • Simple Collision: How to use basic primitives (boxes, spheres, capsules, and convex hulls) for lightweight, efficient physics calculations and movement routing. • Complex as simple Collision: When to rely on your static mesh's actual geometry (per-poly collision) for pinpoint accuracy and why it's computationally expensive and should be avoided. • Debug issues created by wrong settings: A side-by-side comparison illustrating the problems that may arise from wrong setting. • Best Practices: How to navigate the Collision Complexity settings (e.g., "Use Complex As Simple" vs. "Default") to get the best of both worlds without tanking your framerate. Chapters: 00:00 Problems with Use Complex As Simple 05:27 Identify problems with Chaos Visual Debugger 09:05 Using Custom Simple Collision 12:48 Using Auto Convex Hulls Collision 17:10 Using LOD Collision 19:55 Using Custom Collision Mesh 23:19 Verify issues are fixed with Chaos Visual Debugger Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @dk_3d   #ue5 #unrealengine #unrealengine5 #gamedevelopment #gamedev