Creating Your First Game in Unreal Engine 5

Create a new level and use the content browser, viewport, and outliner to manage world settings and actors, then navigate with right-click and WASD using the gizmo.

Import characters, set up a third-person game mode, and build a moving platform in Unreal Engine 5, including modeling, pivot adjustments, and extrusion for gameplay.

Create a blueprint platform by adding an actor class in the content browser, assign a static mesh, adjust material, compile, and review components and properties before adding simple movement.

Add moving platforms in Unreal Engine 5 by using a blueprint component with control points, duration, and behavior types like one shot and pong, and adjust positions.

Learn to position platforms by exposing control point variables in a blueprint, using the construction script to set points, and adjusting an array of positions to move platforms diagonally.

Create a moving platform by adding splines in Unreal Engine 5, configure a blueprint with a construction script to set spline points, and expose a duration parameter to control speed.

Prototype a level in Unreal Engine 5 by placing and adjusting platform timing, rotation, and difficulty, then test and tweak the layout to balance challenge.

Prototype your level in Unreal Engine 5 using modelling tools to build walls, place an objective, and sculpt meshes, then apply starter content materials like metal and wood.

Add water to the level and adjust its scale and wave size using transform tools. Adjust water height, alignment, and materials to create a visually interesting, important area.

In Unreal Engine 5, this lecture shows how to make platforms fall with a trigger box, collision settings, blueprint logic, and a delay.

Learn to create a blueprint-based camera shake in Unreal Engine 5, adjust amplitude and frequency, set duration and inner radius, and trigger the shake at the player's location.

Create a pause menu in Unreal Engine 5 by building a user widget, adding it to the viewport via level blueprint, and toggling pause with a key using a flip-flop.

Explore blueprints and components, modify blueprints, add materials, work with UVs, and simulate camera shake in Unreal Engine 5. Subscribe and visit enough games dot com for more tutorials.