Combat TA Example — UE5 Hit Flash & Whole-Body Dissolve

Free Combat TA Example 0.2.0 / 免费战斗TA案例

A knight attacks a skeleton enemy. Hits trigger a white flash and reaction animation; the third hit triggers death and whole-body dissolve, then the demo resets. All monster material slots use one shared world-space 3D noise field.

骑士挥剑攻击骷髅怪物，命中后全身闪白并播放受击动作；第三击死亡并整体噪声溶解，随后自动恢复循环。

Download CombatTA_FreeExample_0.2.0_UE5.8_Source.zip. Requires Unreal Engine 5.8.2. Open CombatTAExample.uproject and L_KnightVsMonsterWhole, then press Play. Editable source project, not a standalone executable.

Validation for this new example: 21 combat-foundation behavior/Blueprint checks, 8 actual PIE character-demo checks, and a clean release-copy check of 24 assets and four Blueprints. Tested locally on Windows with UE5.8.2. No standalone build, networking, performance benchmark or other engine/platform compatibility is claimed.

The sequence uses fixed demo timing and single-node animation playback. It does not implement weapon collision, animation-notify hit detection, a playable controller or animation blending. Masking does not disable collision or destroy actors. World-space noise changes its sampling position when a character moves.

Characters, sword, animations and textures: Kay Lousberg / KayKit, CC0. Source links and original licenses are included in ThirdPartyLicenses. These third-party assets are not subject to the creator-owned pack redistribution restriction.

Usage license / 使用许可

You may use and modify creator-owned materials, Blueprints and documentation in personal and commercial games, and distribute them as part of your finished games. You may not resell or redistribute the creator-owned pack or a modified version as a standalone source asset pack. Unreal Engine and third-party content remain subject to their respective licenses; KayKit CC0 content is exempt from that pack restriction.

允许在个人及商业游戏中使用和修改本作者内容，并随完成的游戏发行；禁止将本作者资源包或其修改版作为独立源码资源包转售或分发。KayKit模型、动作与贴图采用CC0许可，不受该限制。

AI assistance was used for code and documentation. Product screenshots are captured from Unreal Engine rendering. These are development examples, not marketplace-certified releases.