Beam Balance System

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Key Features

• Procedural Spline Setup → Beams generate dynamically along a spline.
• Customizable Meshes → Supports any static mesh with scaling.
• Player Alignment → Character auto-aligns with the beam while walking.
• Entry & Exit Control → Smooth transitions when stepping onto or off beams.
• Movement Restriction → Limits movement to beam direction for balance gameplay.

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Editable Parameters

Accessible under Default (Details Panel):

• Mesh Length → Defines how many segments the spline beam uses.
• Beam Mesh → Static mesh used for the beam.
• Mesh Scale → Scale applied to each beam segment.
• Z Offset → Vertical adjustment for beam alignment.
• Spline Type → Enum (Linear, Curved, etc.) to define spline interpolation.

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Core Logic

1. Construction Script

• Generates beam meshes dynamically along a spline.
• Applies material and mesh scaling.
• Supports both straight and curved beams using Spline Type.

2. Beam Entry

• Triggered when player overlaps the Beam Trace Collider.
• Checks for correct actor tag (Beam).
• Aligns the player capsule to the beam location.
• Movement is restricted to beam axis by setting walk speed and disabling off-axis input.

3. Beam Movement

• Player walks along the beam spline.
• Capsule alignment constantly updated to keep player centered.
• Controlled using Move Component To for smooth transitions.

4. Beam Exit

• Pressing Left Ctrl (or exiting spline end) triggers exit logic.
• Capsule smoothly reverts to normal ground alignment.
• Restores player’s default movement speed and input control.

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Known Issues (Work in Progress)

• Entering from Off-Side → Player may misalign if approaching beam from non centered position.
• Exiting Beam → Occasional offset or incorrect placement when leaving beam.

Note: These bugs are known and will be fixed in future updates. The current version is functional but may require careful approach to beams.

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That’s all for the Beam Balance System....don’t fall off! 😅