Unreal Engine C++, A Beginners 101

Unreal Engine C++, A Beginners 101, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 42 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 134 reviews, and has 1079 subscribers.

You will learn about This series is aimed at Unreal Engine developers of any skill level, looking to get into C++. We will start slow, explain basics and fundementals of C++ in general and how they relate the Unreal, then dive into some simple practical courses to cover different aspects of code. The first session will cover the basics of Unreal C++ The second session will be a practical where we make a FPS Character with weapons and weapon inventory The third session will cover quick tips and tricks The forth session will be another practical where we set up a RTS style grid system for building on This course is ideal for individuals who are Unreal Developers looking to explore the C++ side, to learn what it can do for you and how to implement it in your own projects It is particularly useful for Unreal Developers looking to explore the C++ side, to learn what it can do for you and how to implement it in your own projects.

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Summary

Title: Unreal Engine C++, A Beginners 101

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 42

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 42

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 42

Original Price: £114.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

This series is aimed at Unreal Engine developers of any skill level, looking to get into C++.
We will start slow, explain basics and fundementals of C++ in general and how they relate the Unreal, then dive into some simple practical courses to cover different aspects of code.
The first session will cover the basics of Unreal C++
The second session will be a practical where we make a FPS Character with weapons and weapon inventory
The third session will cover quick tips and tricks
The forth session will be another practical where we set up a RTS style grid system for building on

Who Should Attend

Unreal Developers looking to explore the C++ side, to learn what it can do for you and how to implement it in your own projects

Target Audiences

Unreal Developers looking to explore the C++ side, to learn what it can do for you and how to implement it in your own projects

In this series I will be taking you through how to get started using C++ for the Unreal Engine. The course is split into theory first, and then two practical demonstrations, with a small interlude in the middle to cover some quick tips and potential areas of problems. The series is going to explain everything and assumes no prior knowledge to C++ for Unreal.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: C++ 101

Lecture 1: Getting Started with C++

Lecture 2: Includes and Forward Declaration

Lecture 3: Creating Classes

Lecture 4: Classes Overview

Lecture 5: Variables Overview

Lecture 6: Variables In Blueprint

Lecture 7: Functions Overview

Lecture 8: Theory of Engine, Project, and Plugin Source

Lecture 9: Adding Modules to the Build.CS

Lecture 10: Organising Code into Folders

Chapter 3: Practical Example 01 – Coding a First Person Shooter Character

Lecture 1: Starting our first practical

Lecture 2: Setting up the Project and classes

Lecture 3: Adding Components to our Character

Lecture 4: Adding Meshes to our Character

Lecture 5: Adding Inputs

Lecture 6: Adding a Health System

Lecture 7: Setting up weapons – Part A

Lecture 8: Setting up weapons – Part B

Lecture 9: Setting up weapons – Part C

Lecture 10: Setting up Automatic Firing

Lecture 11: Bullets and Damage – Part A

Lecture 12: Bullets and Damage – Part B

Lecture 13: Weapon Inventory

Lecture 14: Polishing Up

Lecture 15: Wrapping Practical 01

Chapter 4: Unreal Code tips, tricks and pitfalls to watch out for

Lecture 1: Renaming Code Projects

Lecture 2: Overview of Section 3

Lecture 3: Logging

Lecture 4: Launching from Windows Debugger Error Msg

Lecture 5: Material Interface

Chapter 5: Practical Example 02 – RTS Build Grid System

Lecture 1: Building our own variables – Part A

Lecture 2: Building our own variables – Part B

Lecture 3: Building our own variables – Part C

Lecture 4: Grid System – Part A

Lecture 5: Grid System – Part B

Lecture 6: Grid System – Part C

Lecture 7: Grid Previews – Part A

Lecture 8: Grid Previews – Part B

Lecture 9: Grid Blueprint Implementation

Lecture 10: Summary of practical 02

Chapter 6: Closing Thoughts

Lecture 1: Closing Video

Instructors

Daniel Orchard
Unreal Engine 5 Developer

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2 stars: 7 votes
3 stars: 10 votes
4 stars: 44 votes
5 stars: 70 votes

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