Unreal Engine: First Person Shooter Survival Course

Unreal Engine: First Person Shooter Survival Course, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 3.35, with 93 lectures, based on 679 reviews, and has 3267 subscribers.

You will learn about Creating a controllable character from scratch with custom inputs and movement systems Advanced hitscan and projectile based weapon mechanics (equipping, reloading, ADS, FX, automatic fire, fire rate, bullet spread, recoil, and more) Artificial Intelligence behavior for enemies Advanced animation blueprints Advanced HUD elements Damage modifiers based on impacted body parts A fundamental understanding of Unreal Engine 4 This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone looking to delve into Unreal Engine 4 or simply expand their skillset It is particularly useful for Anyone looking to delve into Unreal Engine 4 or simply expand their skillset.

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Summary

Title: Unreal Engine: First Person Shooter Survival Course

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 3.35

Number of Lectures: 93

Number of Published Lectures: 93

Number of Curriculum Items: 93

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 93

Original Price: $109.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Creating a controllable character from scratch with custom inputs and movement systems
Advanced hitscan and projectile based weapon mechanics (equipping, reloading, ADS, FX, automatic fire, fire rate, bullet spread, recoil, and more)
Artificial Intelligence behavior for enemies
Advanced animation blueprints
Advanced HUD elements
Damage modifiers based on impacted body parts
A fundamental understanding of Unreal Engine 4

Who Should Attend

Anyone looking to delve into Unreal Engine 4 or simply expand their skillset

Target Audiences

Anyone looking to delve into Unreal Engine 4 or simply expand their skillset

This course will teach you how to make a first-person shootergame in Unreal Engine, whether you’re Unreal knowledgable or a complete beginner. We will go step by step through the game-making processto show how we can set up a character from scratch, create weapons and AI, and tie it all up with common gameplay mechanics.

In this course, you will:

Learn how to create your own first-person characterand movement mechanics.
Create advanced weapons in multiple ways (hitscan and projectile) of multiple types (automatic fire, burst fire, explosive, etc).
Put together HUDelements to give your game that extra bit of polish (dynamic crosshairs, blood screens, directional damage indicators, interpolating health bars, and more).
Create AI Charactersthat can sense you through sight, sound, or touch, and will have certain abilities such as being able to search for you if you get out of sight.
Make a round-based spawning systemto make your new creations turn into a game.
Many other fun activities such as one-way collision, purchasable weapons and obstacles, ragdoll physics, game over screens, regenerative health, making 2D images out of 3D meshes, holding your weapon to your chest when near a wall, and much more.
Master the ability to create a game in your vision.

We’re going to dive straight in, starting a game from scratch and building ourselves an empire. It’s going to be an incredibly fun journey, and at the end of it, you’ll have the knowledge needed to create games on your own, from start to finish. You’ll learn how much easier it can be to use Unreal Engine once you’ve got the hang of it, and then nothing will be in the way of you and your dreams of making and finishing video games.

Why Take This Course?

Even if first person shooters aren’t your interest, this course provides the steps necessary to create a video game from start to finish. You will learn many fundamental things about the game-making process and will be able to utilize that knowledge in the projects you work on from here on out. I’m excited to see what you can create because I understand what you’re capable of. So are you ready?

Let’s start making a video game!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Preview

Lecture 2: Welcome

Chapter 2: Setting Up

Lecture 1: Creating Our Project

Lecture 2: Importing Assets

Lecture 3: Importing Weapons

Chapter 3: Creating Our Character

Lecture 1: Mouse Input

Lecture 2: Movement Input

Lecture 3: Jump Functionality

Lecture 4: Creating A Material For Our Mesh

Lecture 5: Adding First Person Arms to Our Character

Chapter 4: Weapon Functionality

Lecture 1: Creating Weapon Classes and Adding Bone Sockets

Lecture 2: Animation Blueprints and Custom Animations

Lecture 3: Spawning Weapons To Mesh

Lecture 4: Weapon Firing, Reloading, and Recoil

Lecture 5: Reload Animation

Lecture 6: Ejecting Shells

Lecture 7: Hitscan Weapons and Bullet Spread

Lecture 8: Impact Effects- Particles and Bullet Holes Based On Different Surfaces

Lecture 9: Dynamic Crosshair

Lecture 10: Fixing An Impact Effect Bug

Lecture 11: Purchasable Weapons

Lecture 12: Switching Weapons Animation

Lecture 13: Disabling Shoot Functionality While Changing Your Weapon

Chapter 5: Creating Basic AI

Lecture 1: Creating an AI Character

Lecture 2: Creating Physical Materials for Differential Damage Based on Hit Body Part

Lecture 3: Fixing the Flesh_Body Physical Material

Lecture 4: Removing the Gun Shadow

Chapter 6: Weapons- Advanced

Lecture 1: Creating an Assault Rifle

Lecture 2: Removing Impact Sound When Our Bullet Doesn't Hit Anything

Lecture 3: Setting AI Mesh Physical Material Override

Lecture 4: Creating a Shotgun

Lecture 5: Fixing Shotgun Reload Time

Lecture 6: Making a Custom Object Channel for Weapon Buys

Lecture 7: Creating Projectile-Based Weapons- the Sniper Rifle

Lecture 8: Creating the Sniper Rifle- Part 2

Lecture 9: Fixing a Weapon Switch Bug

Lecture 10: Updating Our Weapon Animation Method

Lecture 11: Fixing Disappearing Mesh Bug

Lecture 12: Creating the Sniper Rifle- Part 3

Lecture 13: Creating the Rocket Launcher and Radius Damage

Lecture 14: Fixing Subtracting Negative Health from Radius Damage Bug

Lecture 15: Creating the Grenade Launcher

Lecture 16: Running and Jumping Animations

Lecture 17: Holding Weapon to Chest When Near Wall

Lecture 18: Updating the Is Near Wall Check

Lecture 19: Smoothing Out the Jump End Animation

Lecture 20: Aiming Down Sights

Lecture 21: Slowing Our Character Down During ADS

Lecture 22: Reducing Bullet Spread and Recoil While Aiming

Lecture 23: Removing the Sniper Rifle's Shell Emitter when ADS

Lecture 24: Sniper Scope Recoil

Lecture 25: Fire Rate

Lecture 26: Fixing a Recoil Bug

Chapter 7: UMG

Lecture 1: Adding Weapon Information in Our HUD

Lecture 2: Reloading Text

Lecture 3: Creating Gun Icons

Lecture 4: Adding Gun Icons to Weapon Info Widget

Chapter 8: Advanced Player Health System

Lecture 1: Health and Armor

Lecture 2: Advanced Health and Armor Progress Bars

Lecture 3: Health Bar Flashes Red at Low Health

Lecture 4: Regenerative Health

Lecture 5: Blood Screens

Lecture 6: Player Dying Effect

Chapter 9: AI- Advanced

Lecture 1: Hitmarkers

Lecture 2: Floating Damage

Lecture 3: Ragdoll Physics

Lecture 4: Behavior Trees

Lecture 5: AI Animation Blueprint

Lecture 6: AI Rotation

Lecture 7: Sight Perception

Lecture 8: Chase Player

Lecture 9: AI Investigation

Lecture 10: AI Attack Player

Lecture 11: AI Damage Player

Lecture 12: Disallowing our Player to Shoot AI After Their Death

Lecture 13: Hearing Perception

Lecture 14: Damage Perception

Lecture 15: Nav Link Proxy

Chapter 10: Gameplay

Lecture 1: New Map and Nav Mesh

Lecture 2: Player Takes Explosive Damage

Lecture 3: Directional Damage Indicator

Lecture 4: Spawning and Round System

Lecture 5: Zombie Spawn Points and Expanding the Behavior Tree

Lecture 6: One Way Collision

Lecture 7: Score System

Lecture 8: Making Weapons Purchasable

Lecture 9: Game Over

Chapter 11: Extras

Lecture 1: Improving Floating Damage

Lecture 2: No Weapon Animation

Instructors

Aidan Perry
Game Developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 25 votes
2 stars: 37 votes
3 stars: 83 votes
4 stars: 199 votes
5 stars: 335 votes

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