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--- manual:subwaysim:vehicle_development:physics_assets [2025/12/16 19:40] – dcs
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   * Collision shapes shown as **pink, semi-transparent bodies**
   * A panel on the left listing all bones and existing collision bodies
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 All bones of the Skeletal Mesh will now be visible again, allowing us to assign new collision shapes.
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 For most vehicle components, starting with a **Box** shape is recommended.
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 Once added, the collision shape will appear in the viewport.
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       Custom shortcut combinations can be configured in the **Editor Preferences → Keyboard Shortcuts** to quickly add different types of shapes.
-    ⚠️ These shortcuts are **not guaranteed to be the same in all versions of Unreal Engine** and can depend on:
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+These shortcuts are not guaranteed to be the same in all versions of Unreal Engine and can depend on:
       * Your editor version
       * Custom key mappings
       * Whether other plugins or shortcuts conflict with them
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 For the most reliable workflow, we recommend adding shapes via the **right-click menu** and, if desired, assigning your own preferred shortcuts in *Editor Preferences*.
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 You can now proceed with further steps such as Control Rigs, Animation Blueprints, or cockpit interaction logic.
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