ue-collision-preset-auditor

To audit collision presets in Unreal Engine, you need to analyze object channels, trace channels, and response matrices. This process verifies that referenced presets exist and detects missing response configurations or conflicts.

Actors pass through each other due to misconfigured collision channels or response matrices. You can check your collision setup by auditing trace channel usage and verifying preset response settings to pinpoint configuration errors.

The best way to debug unexpected physics interactions is performing a collision setup review. Auditing Unreal Engine collision channels and presets identifies unused configurations and traces channel usage to resolve conflicts.

Yes, you can detect unused collision trace channels in an Unreal Engine project. A collision channel audit reports on trace channel usage, identifying unused channels and how actors respond to common trace types.

To validate collision preset response settings for a specific actor, run a collision audit on its preset. This verifies the preset exists and checks its response matrix against object and trace channels for conflicts.