Riverology

Riverology is a term used in geography and Earth science to refer to the processes associated with rivers ,streams, the deposits and landforms created by them.

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Riverology is a comprehensive asset for the Unreal Engine that allows game developers to easily create realistic and dynamic rivers in their virtual worlds. This asset provides a wide range of tools and features that make it possible to create stunning and immersive river environments, whether it be a tranquil stream or a raging white-water rapid. The asset includes a variety of customizable river meshes and textures, as well as a powerful material system that allows for realistic water effects such as reflections, refractions, and caustics. Additionally, Riverology offers a set of advanced simulation tools that enable developers to control the behavior of the river, including flow speed, depth, and turbulence.

GTX 1080 Ti ( Real-Time (120FPS) performance is achieved on desktop computers and video game consoles)

River Progress

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Current Version 2.2.3

Technical Details

Features:

• Gerstner wave
• Game Ready
• Landscape paint layers
• Swimming system
• Underwater sound system
• Automatic Distance field water flow map
• LOD system the river surface
• The river can be deformed
• waterfall generator
• Terrain deformation (no need to edit layers)
• Spline based sound system
• Includes sound effects
• Includes character
• include Billboards
• Compatible with UE5
• Waterline
• Flow-Based Buoyancy
• Buoyancy
• Transparency
• Advanced wave modifier
• Subsurface scattering
• New distance field mask
• Advanced details selector
• Underwater
• God Rays
• Caustics
• Foam Generator
• Procedural foam for great heights
• Advanced refraction
• Advanced normals system
• Fog adapted to the state of light
• Small Spline Lake
• Scanned trees
• Scanned Rocks
• Multiple environments
• All assets are ready for open-world games

Code Modules:

• Actor Riverology
• BP Riverology

Number of Blueprints: 5

Number of C++ Classes: 3

Supported Development Platforms: Windows - Mac