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Learn how to develop, code and package a complete video game in Unreal Engine

Learn how to develop, code and package a complete video game in Unreal Engine

What you'll learn

How to program in Unreal Engine with C++.

How to create a complete UE4 game from start to finish.

Those with no experience in Unreal Engine will master Unreal.

Combat, adventure game mechanics, platforms, game saving/loading and menu design.

Those already experienced in game development will further expand their skills.

Those who already develop in another engine such as Unity will master Unreal.

Requirements

Basic understanding of C++ or a similar language (C#, Python, Java, etc.)

No experience in Unreal Engine needed.

Memory space on computer for Unreal Engine, Visual Studio or XCode, and game assets (meshes, animations, etc.)

Description

In this series, you will learn Unreal Engine C++ programming from the basics all the way up to packaging a complete video game. You will learn all of the following and more:

Object, Actor, Pawn and Character creation, and the differences between these classes

Coding a complete character class, complete with animations and user input

Finding a nearly endless selection of free assets and how to download and use them for your game

Enemy movement and behavior

Combat with melee weapons

Picking up and equipping items

Damage, Hit Points and Death

HUD elements including Health and Stamina Bars as well as Icons

How to create menus, including a Pause menu

Saving and Loading game data even after turning off the computer or exiting the game

Switching levels in game

Floating platforms using interpolation

Timers for delays in game logic

Trigger volumes, pressure switches, and doors

Bombs, explosives and hazards

Logging and drawing spheres for debug purposes

Using C++ concepts applied to game development

Much much more!

This is a C++ course and some basic knowledge of the C++ (or a similar language) is needed. If you don't have the basics of C++ down, my first course teaches everything you need to know for this course.

Who this course is for:

Aspiring game developers.

Those wanting to enter the games industry as a game programmer.

Indie game developers who want to create their own games.

Anyone who wants a COMPLETE game in their portfolio!