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Creating Gameplay Mechanics With Blueprints in Unreal Engine
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1,543 students

Creating Gameplay Mechanics With Blueprints in Unreal Engine

Learn Unreal blueprints by developing 2D & 3D games with this comprehensive guide from begin to finish
Created byAnimation Hacks
Last updated 9/2020
English
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What you'll learn

  • Implement sound effects, background music, and particle effects
  • Collect and destroy game objects
  • Master beginner blueprint concepts, like variables, "if" statements, and arrays
  • Navigate the Unreal Engine and discover unique features like the Marketplace
  • Detect collisions, receive user input, and create game mechanics
  • Creating the basic elevator game mechanics
  • Creating the sliding door game mechanics
  • Creating a day and night cycle in game
  • Creating a basic sprint system
  • Creating the level changing checkpoint
  • Create a pickup object with scoring
  • Create a grenade effect and game mechanics
  • Creating exploding enemy AI
  • Creating a UI minimap for game
  • Creating the player health pickup

Course content

18 sections • 60 lectures • 9h 37m total length

  • Introduction0:18

    Explore the foundations of game mechanic systems in Unreal Engine, covering level design basics, first-person shooter mechanics, and new character mechanics.

Requirements

  • Unreal engine 4
  • A basic understanding of mathematics (order of operations, addition, subtraction, multiplication) will facilitate comprehension of certain coding logic.
  • No prior programming or Unreal experience is required. If you have worked in C++ or Unreal before, this course can help you fine-tune your game development skills.
  • Before beginning this course, you should be comfortable browsing the Web.

Description

Often times, learning a new game engine can be difficult, especially when it comes to Unreal Engine 4. Unreal Engine 4 makes your 2D and 3D games stand out, as long as you know how to properly use it.


This course will teach you exactly how to use it. The 15 lecture course (which only takes an hour and a half of your time) starts off with the basics. It teaches you how to implement the basics to create great visuals that are real to the human mind. From there, you are taught simple, clear concepts. That way it’s easy to follow and Unreal Engine 4 becomes much easier to use.


The best part is, you will use the concepts learned for every single game project that you will ever develop. You will even discover and love using the difficult feature, the marketplace. While others (who didn’t take the course) will find that feature hard to maneuver.


By the end of the course, you will be able to:


  • Apply what you learned to build your own games from start to finish.

  • Organize your game development to make your workflow not only quality but faster.

  • Make use of Unreal’s blueprints to expand on first-person shooting and create new characteristics.


What’s more? If you struggle with programming and coding, you are in luck! This course gives you examples upon examples guiding you through the fundamentals of Blueprint programming. So that in little to no time, you will be able to make magic with Blueprints.


You will finally get a course that teaches you how to build a game, from A to Z. When you are done, you will know how to make quality 2D and 3D that sets you apart.


Simply click the Enroll Now button to get started right now!


More about the Instructor:

This course is designed by Animation Hacks which is the visual effect studio with high-quality skill artist work on numerous unannounced projects. In addition, they enjoy sharing their knowledge with those students who learn 3D online.

NOTE FOR STUDENTS - please take a look Section 1 / Lecture 1 to downloads for the source attachment link with the lesson.)

Who this course is for:

  • This course is not for someone who is an advanced game developer. This course is also not for students who are not interested in learning to code as you will get an introduction to the fundamentals of blueprint programming.
  • Anyone seeking an understanding of best visual coding practices such as organization with your project and optimal development workflow that are essential to game development.
  • People interested in developing commercial quality 2D and 3D games either professionally or as a hobby.
  • The ideal student for this course is someone who is interested in game development with Unreal and visual programming, C++, blueprint and is looking for an interactive, project-based course.

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