Unreal Engine 5 (UE5): Blueprints for Beginners

Unreal Engine 5 (UE5): Blueprints for Beginners, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.58, with 71 lectures, based on 431 reviews, and has 2542 subscribers.

You will learn about Getting started with Unreal Engine 5 – overview and navigation. Fundamentals of Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints. Code a 3D platformer, including character creation, movement, spawn points, and level changes. Use what you have learned in your own Unreal Engine Blueprint game projects! This course is ideal for individuals who are Complete beginners with no prior experience or Game artists and designers who want to get into game programming or Experienced developers who want to brush up their skills or Visual learners who prefer visual over text-based code or Programmers with C++ experience It is particularly useful for Complete beginners with no prior experience or Game artists and designers who want to get into game programming or Experienced developers who want to brush up their skills or Visual learners who prefer visual over text-based code or Programmers with C++ experience.

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Summary

Title: Unreal Engine 5 (UE5): Blueprints for Beginners

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.58

Number of Lectures: 71

Number of Published Lectures: 71

Number of Curriculum Items: 71

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 71

Original Price: $74.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Getting started with Unreal Engine 5 – overview and navigation.
Fundamentals of Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints.
Code a 3D platformer, including character creation, movement, spawn points, and level changes.
Use what you have learned in your own Unreal Engine Blueprint game projects!

Who Should Attend

Complete beginners with no prior experience
Game artists and designers who want to get into game programming
Experienced developers who want to brush up their skills
Visual learners who prefer visual over text-based code
Programmers with C++ experience

Target Audiences

Complete beginners with no prior experience
Game artists and designers who want to get into game programming
Experienced developers who want to brush up their skills
Visual learners who prefer visual over text-based code
Programmers with C++ experience

Create high-quality games without a single line of code

If you are looking for a fast and powerful visual scripting system that can create any game you want, Unreal Engine Blueprints is your go to programming language. Use the same tools and principles AAA studios use in their Unreal Blueprint projects to create high-quality games. Everything is free.

Jump right into game creation with Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints

The beauty about Blueprint visual scripting is that it allows you to jump right into game creation, and gives you a great entry to game development, but at the same time can be a standalone as the case for many professionals. Game designers and artist use Unreal Blueprints to showcase their animations, user interfaces, and audio. Programmers and game developers use Blueprints to code whole games or prototypes, but can also be used in addition to C++.

By the end of this course, you will have learned the fundamentals of Unreal Engine 5 blueprints and coded a small platformer game with easy follow-along videos. You will be able to use what you have learned in character creation, movement, collision, spawn points, and level changes in your own UE5 Blueprint game project.

My name is Moustafa and I am the director and developer of Farmtale on Steam done only on Blueprints. With many years of experience within game development, I will be here for you every step of the way.

This course covers all you need to know about UE5 Blueprints to code your first game, including:

Variables
Events, functions, and macros
Arrays
Execution flow
Enumeration
Blueprint actors, classes, and communication

Learn the best coding practice from a published Unreal Blueprint game developer

All code is not equal. There are many ways to develop games, some better for performance than others. Some code might even break. I will show you how to use different optimization tools to achieve game-ready performance.

Join our supportive and sharing community on Discord.

See you in lesson 1!

I wish you the best,

Moustafa Nafei

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Community Discord Server

Lecture 3: Downloading the Engine

Lecture 4: Creating the Project

Lecture 5: First Steps in Unreal Engine

Chapter 2: Blueprint Fundamentals

Lecture 1: What are Blueprints?

Lecture 2: Setup & Blueprint Layout

Lecture 3: Execution Order

Chapter 3: Variables

Lecture 1: What are Variables?

Lecture 2: Integer, Float & Byte

Lecture 3: Boolean

Lecture 4: Text, String & Name

Lecture 5: Vector

Lecture 6: Rotator

Lecture 7: Transform

Lecture 8: Variable Operators

Lecture 9: Branches & Conditioning

Lecture 10: Get & Set

Lecture 11: Variables Example

Chapter 4: Events, Functions & Macros

Lecture 1: What are Events, Functions and Macros?

Lecture 2: Events

Lecture 3: Functions

Lecture 4: Macros

Lecture 5: Function & Macro Library

Lecture 6: Events, Functions & Macros Example

Chapter 5: Arrays

Lecture 1: What are Arrays?

Lecture 2: Creating an Array

Lecture 3: Array Functions

Chapter 6: Execution Flow

Lecture 1: What are Execution Flow Functions?

Lecture 2: Is Valid Check

Lecture 3: Sequence

Lecture 4: Flip Flop

Lecture 5: For Loop

Lecture 6: While Loop

Lecture 7: Do Once & Do N

Lecture 8: Gate & Multi Gate

Chapter 7: Enumeration

Lecture 1: What are Enumerations?

Lecture 2: Creating an Enumeration

Lecture 3: Compare Enumeration

Lecture 4: Switch on Enumeration

Lecture 5: Enumeration Example

Chapter 8: Blueprint Classes

Lecture 1: What are Blueprint Classes?

Lecture 2: Actor

Lecture 3: Pawn

Lecture 4: Character

Lecture 5: Player Controller

Lecture 6: Game Mode

Chapter 9: Blueprint Actors

Lecture 1: What are Blueprint Actors?

Lecture 2: Creating a Blueprint Actor

Lecture 3: Spawn & Destroy Actor

Lecture 4: Scene Components

Lecture 5: Editable Variable & Expose on Spawn

Lecture 6: Overlap Events

Lecture 7: Actor Has Tag

Lecture 8: Get All Actors

Chapter 10: Blueprint Communication

Lecture 1: What is Blueprint Communication?

Lecture 2: Casting

Lecture 3: Blueprint Interface

Lecture 4: Event Dispatcher

Chapter 11: Creating a Game

Lecture 1: Game Introduction

Lecture 2: Downloading the Project

Lecture 3: Game Mode & Player Controller

Lecture 4: Creating the Character

Lecture 5: Character Movement

Lecture 6: Creating the Scroll

Lecture 7: Making the Scroll Lootable

Lecture 8: Setting up the Platform

Lecture 9: Changing Levels

Lecture 10: Reward Trophies

Lecture 11: Finalizing the Game

Chapter 12: Where to Continue

Lecture 1: What Now?

Instructors

Pixel Helmet
Game Developer & Publisher

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3 stars: 30 votes
4 stars: 135 votes
5 stars: 254 votes

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