Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints: Develop Your First Two Games

Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints: Develop Your First Two Games, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 79 lectures, based on 356 reviews, and has 3015 subscribers.

You will learn about Create an Unreal Engine 5 3D platformer and third-person shooter. Code with Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints. Have the necessary workflow, tools and skills to create your own 3D games. 3D game and level design. This course is ideal for individuals who are Complete beginners with no prior experience or Individuals who want to develop games but not write code or Experienced developers who want to brush up on their skills or Game designers and artists who want to get into game programming It is particularly useful for Complete beginners with no prior experience or Individuals who want to develop games but not write code or Experienced developers who want to brush up on their skills or Game designers and artists who want to get into game programming.

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Summary

Title: Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints: Develop Your First Two Games

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 79

Number of Published Lectures: 79

Number of Curriculum Items: 79

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 79

Original Price: $74.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create an Unreal Engine 5 3D platformer and third-person shooter.
Code with Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints.
Have the necessary workflow, tools and skills to create your own 3D games.
3D game and level design.

Who Should Attend

Complete beginners with no prior experience
Individuals who want to develop games but not write code
Experienced developers who want to brush up on their skills
Game designers and artists who want to get into game programming

Target Audiences

Complete beginners with no prior experience
Individuals who want to develop games but not write code
Experienced developers who want to brush up on their skills
Game designers and artists who want to get into game programming

Create games without a single line of code using Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints.

Whether you are a beginning game developer, programmer, artist or designer, Unreal Engine offers you everything you need being one of the most popular and widely used game engines by professionals. Jump right into game creation with one of the key features: Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints.

You don’t need any programming experience.

Have fun while learning quickly as we create an action-packed Unreal Engine 5 3D platformer and third-person shooter from start to finish. With Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints, you will see how easy and intuitive it is to get started, but also finish games. Use the same tools AAA studios use in their Unreal Engine Blueprint projects and apply it to your own. Everything is free.

By the end of this course, you will have created and coded a 3D platformer and third-person shooter using Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints with easy follow-along videos. You will have the necessary workflow, tools, and skills to create your own Unreal Engine 5 3D games.

This course covers everything you need to start developing games, included but not limited to:

Unreal Engine 5 overview
Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints
Creating game projects
Level design, including assets import, lighting, and environment design
Animation Blueprints
Character animation
Character movement
Weapon shooting & reloading
Creating checkpoints
Making lootable items
Creating enemy AI
Level difficulty and change
Health & damage / death
Winning & losing
Game UI
Music & Sound Effects (SFX)
Packaging the game in the right way ready for release for the platform of your choice

Learn the best game development practice from a published developer

My name is Moustafa, and I am the director and developer of Farmtale on Steam made only with Blueprints. With years of experience making games and teaching, I will show you the best coding and game development practices. Join our supportive developer community on Discord and see real results.

See you in lesson 1!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Community Discord Server

Lecture 3: Downloading Unreal Engine 5

Lecture 4: Creating a New Project

Chapter 2: Unreal Engine Overview

Lecture 1: The Toolbar

Lecture 2: The Details Panel

Lecture 3: The Content Browser

Lecture 4: Viewport & Navigation

Chapter 3: Speed Ball – Environment Creation

Lecture 1: Game Introduction

Lecture 2: Initial Project Setup

Lecture 3: Importing Assets

Lecture 4: Creating the Level

Lecture 5: Designing the Environment

Lecture 6: Lighting the Environment

Lecture 7: Post Process & Lightmass Volume

Chapter 4: Speed Ball – Blueprints

Lecture 1: Blueprint Introduction

Lecture 2: Blueprint Classes

Lecture 3: Level Blueprint vs Blueprint Class

Lecture 4: Variables

Lecture 5: Creating the Ball

Lecture 6: Game Mode & Player Controller

Lecture 7: Adding Ball Movement Part 1

Lecture 8: Blueprint Communication – Casting

Lecture 9: Blueprint Communication – Interfaces

Lecture 10: Adding Ball Movement Part 2

Lecture 11: Creating the Star

Lecture 12: Making the Star Lootable

Lecture 13: Adding Star Loot Animation

Lecture 14: Creating the Star UI

Lecture 15: Displaying the Star UI

Lecture 16: Actor Has Tag

Lecture 17: Creating Checkpoints

Lecture 18: Creating the Portal

Lecture 19: Creating the Losing Logic

Lecture 20: Win Area

Lecture 21: Creating the Win Screen UI

Lecture 22: Displaying the Win Screen UI

Lecture 23: Camera Fade

Lecture 24: Finalizing the Game

Lecture 25: Cleaning up the Code

Lecture 26: Packaging the Game

Chapter 5: Clone Strike

Lecture 1: Game Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating the Project

Lecture 3: Importing Assets

Lecture 4: Creating the Level

Lecture 5: Lighting the Environment

Lecture 6: Setting up the Character

Lecture 7: Game Mode & Player Controller

Lecture 8: Adding Player Movement

Lecture 9: Retargeting Animations

Lecture 10: Creating a Blend Space

Lecture 11: Animation Blueprint

Lecture 12: Attaching the Weapon

Lecture 13: Setting up the Enemy

Lecture 14: Enemy Animation Blueprint

Lecture 15: Firing the Weapon

Lecture 16: Enemy Damage & Death

Lecture 17: Enemy Spawning

Lecture 18: Enemy Spawn Animation

Lecture 19: Spawn Waves

Lecture 20: Creating Spawn Wave UI

Lecture 21: Importing Custom Font

Lecture 22: Making the Enemy Chase the Player

Lecture 23: Enemy Attacking

Lecture 24: Applying Damage to Player

Lecture 25: Player Health

Lecture 26: Player Death

Lecture 27: Weapon Reloading

Lecture 28: Designing the Main UI

Lecture 29: Main UI Functionality

Lecture 30: Designing the Game Over UI

Lecture 31: Game Over UI Functionality

Lecture 32: Creating the Main Menu Background

Lecture 33: Designing the Main Menu UI

Lecture 34: Main Menu UI Functionality

Lecture 35: UI Sound Effects

Lecture 36: Game Music

Lecture 37: Finalizing the Game

Lecture 38: Cleaning up the Code

Instructors

Pixel Helmet
Game Developer & Publisher

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 9 votes
3 stars: 24 votes
4 stars: 101 votes
5 stars: 219 votes

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