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Make a Soccer Game

Follow the steps below to create your very own physics-enabled soccer game, where players use their pickaxe to get the ball into their opponents' goal:

Set Up the Project

  1. Create a new project from any island template.

    The Blank template is recommended if you want to ensure a flat area to work with.

    If you start with the Blank template, apply the M_FortniteLandscape_Customizable material to the GridPlanes to give the ground a grassy look.

  2. From the Project dropdown in the menu bar, select Project Settings.

  3. Scroll to the bottom, under Experimental Access, to find and enable the Physicscheckbox.

Import the Soccer Ball

  1. Download a soccer ball asset from your preferred asset marketplace. In this example, a .glb asset is used. It contains a static mesh, texture and material instance.

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