The Complete 2020 Unreal Masterclass: Build 2D and 3D Games

The Complete 2020 Unreal Masterclass: Build 2D and 3D Games, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 114 lectures, based on 16 reviews, and has 427 subscribers.

You will learn about Build classic 2D and 3D platformer games in Unreal engine 4 Create multiple small games of different genres Develop games from scratch This course is ideal for individuals who are You're an absolute beginner who needs to build a larger portfolio or You're a programmer who wants to upskill to game development or You're curious about the Unreal Engine but have struggled to find a clear series of tutorials to finish a project or You want to build a game to show your friends and family or You want to learn to code by building hands-on projects or You're a professor/teacher who needs to make a game development curriculum or You want to take your education into your hands by learning online It is particularly useful for You're an absolute beginner who needs to build a larger portfolio or You're a programmer who wants to upskill to game development or You're curious about the Unreal Engine but have struggled to find a clear series of tutorials to finish a project or You want to build a game to show your friends and family or You want to learn to code by building hands-on projects or You're a professor/teacher who needs to make a game development curriculum or You want to take your education into your hands by learning online.

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Summary

Title: The Complete 2020 Unreal Masterclass: Build 2D and 3D Games

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 114

Number of Published Lectures: 114

Number of Curriculum Items: 114

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 114

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build classic 2D and 3D platformer games in Unreal engine 4
Create multiple small games of different genres
Develop games from scratch

Who Should Attend

You're an absolute beginner who needs to build a larger portfolio
You're a programmer who wants to upskill to game development
You're curious about the Unreal Engine but have struggled to find a clear series of tutorials to finish a project
You want to build a game to show your friends and family
You want to learn to code by building hands-on projects
You're a professor/teacher who needs to make a game development curriculum
You want to take your education into your hands by learning online

Target Audiences

You're an absolute beginner who needs to build a larger portfolio
You're a programmer who wants to upskill to game development
You're curious about the Unreal Engine but have struggled to find a clear series of tutorials to finish a project
You want to build a game to show your friends and family
You want to learn to code by building hands-on projects
You're a professor/teacher who needs to make a game development curriculum
You want to take your education into your hands by learning online

This project is the world’s biggest on-demand tutorial series designed to teach ANYONE how to code and build impressive games with the Unreal Engine.

Benefits of Learning Unreal

Popular – Unreal is a free game development engine used by developers all the way from beginner indie developers to AAA studios. The community is large and available for help.

Powerful – Unreal is a powerful engine, with a huge library of image assets available for you to use as much as humanly possible, saving hours of development time.

High Definition – Unreal is one of the main engines to use because it is so good at making good looking and high quality games. Unreal has high fidelity, meaning you can zoom in and still have high quality images.

Coding Optional – The best part about Unreal is their blueprint system, letting you build games without coding. We have been using Unreal technologies since UDK and are delighted to see that the blueprint system is incredibly robust and resource-efficient.

Resource-Efficient – You can minimize loss of performance by a large amount simply by using Blueprints.

Other Industries – Unreal is for more than just game development. You can get hired in filmmaking, architectural design and product visualization, to name a few.

For instance, Mcclaren Automotive uses Unreal to let users visualize their own unique luxury car before building it. Unreal Engine has even been used to build Star Wars-themed areas in Disney World and Disneyland.

The Weather Channel used mixed reality to visualize Hurricane Florence’s floods.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Unreal Overview

Lecture 1: Unreal Overview – Part 1

Lecture 2: Unreal Overview – Part 2

Lecture 3: Unreal Overview – Part 3

Chapter 2: Create a quick shooter game

Lecture 1: Crash course – Shooter – Part 1

Lecture 2: Crash course – Shooter – Part 2

Lecture 3: Crash course – Shooter – Part 3

Lecture 4: Crash course – Shooter – Part 4

Lecture 5: Crash course – Shooter – Part 5

Chapter 3: Unreal Platform Switcher

Lecture 1: Crash course – Platform Switcher – Part 1

Lecture 2: Crash course – Platform Switcher – Part 2

Lecture 3: Crash course – Platform Switcher – Part 3

Lecture 4: Crash course – Platform Switcher – Part 4

Chapter 4: Unreal FPS

Lecture 1: Crash Course – FPS Shooter – Part 1

Lecture 2: Crash Course – FPS Shooter – Part 2

Lecture 3: Crash Course – FPS Shooter – Part 3

Chapter 5: Developing a Turret-Based Game

Lecture 1: Crash Course – Turret – Part 1

Lecture 2: Crash Course – Turret – Part 2

Lecture 3: Crash Course – Turret – Part 3

Lecture 4: Crash course – Turret – Part 4

Chapter 6: Create a Runner Switcher

Lecture 1: Crash course – Runner Switcher – Part 1

Lecture 2: Crash Course – Runner Switcher – Part 2

Lecture 3: Crash Course – Runner Switcher – Part 3

Lecture 4: Crash course – Runner Switcher – Part 4

Lecture 5: Course Files

Chapter 7: Learning more about the Unreal engine

Lecture 1: Getting Started In The Unreal Engine

Lecture 2: Moving around the Unreal Engine

Lecture 3: Moving Objects Around

Lecture 4: Adding Objects to the Scene

Lecture 5: Adding in Lights

Lecture 6: Adding Components to Objects

Lecture 7: Saving work

Lecture 8: Intro to Blueprints

Lecture 9: Level Blueprints and Object Blueprints

Lecture 10: Changing Components in the Object Tree

Lecture 11: Introduction to the Common Kinds of Variables

Lecture 12: Setting Variables and Capitalization

Lecture 13: Getting Setting and Converting Variables

Lecture 14: Printing to the Log and Using Variables

Chapter 8: Learning about Rapid Prototyping

Lecture 1: Prototyping the Level

Lecture 2: Making a playable game

Lecture 3: Adding Hit Logic

Lecture 4: Counter to Cube Destructions

Lecture 5: Adding a Timer

Lecture 6: Rounding up

Lecture 7: Light on the Projectile

Lecture 8: Random Color

Lecture 9: Spot Lights

Lecture 10: Wrapping Up Project

Chapter 9: Prototyping a Shooting game

Lecture 1: Setting up Prototype

Lecture 2: Shoot Gallery

Lecture 3: Set up levels

Lecture 4: Ball Physics

Lecture 5: Create a Spawner

Lecture 6: Impulses

Lecture 7: Destroying the balls

Lecture 8: Adding Explosion to the ball

Lecture 9: More on Spawning objects

Lecture 10: Heads up display

Lecture 11: Refactoring

Lecture 12: Adding Timer

Lecture 13: Testing Prototype-Fix

Lecture 14: Wrapping up

Chapter 10: Prototyping a Shootdown game

Lecture 1: Prototyping the Level

Lecture 2: Changing the FPS character

Lecture 3: Disabling the barrier collision

Lecture 4: A target to fire at

Lecture 5: Ball Health and Transform

Lecture 6: Adding Spawner

Lecture 7: Ball above the spawner

Lecture 8: Scoring System

Lecture 9: Refactoring Code

Lecture 10: Kill all Ball

Lecture 11: Fixing Explosion problem

Lecture 12: Optimizing Explosions

Lecture 13: Adding Final ball

Lecture 14: Testing the No Gravity

Lecture 15: Spawner Bouncing ball

Lecture 16: Adding impulse

Lecture 17: Adding timer

Lecture 18: Destroying classes

Lecture 19: Purple Kill all

Lecture 20: Conclusion of Section

Chapter 11: About fundamentals in Multiplayer

Lecture 1: Intro to Blueprints

Lecture 2: Adding Player Starts

Lecture 3: Debug UI

Lecture 4: Adding Collectables

Lecture 5: Adding a box-collected UI

Lecture 6: Updating the UI

Lecture 7: Fixing the Problem

Instructors

Mammoth Interactive
Top-Rated Instructor, 3.3 Million+ Students
John Bura
Best Selling Instructor Web/App/Game Developer 1Mil Students

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