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To address this, the developer chooses Unreal Engine 5 as their platform, starting from the ground up. They emphasize the importance of realistic physics, which they admit is challenging. To accelerate learning, they buy and meticulously study a course, copying the instructor’s steps, resulting in a custom car setup after a fervent two-hour effort.
However, they quickly learn that physics—and tweaking thousands of values—are key to authenticity. Despite some trial-and-error, their car’s physics become "good enough," setting the stage for more immersive gameplay.