Make Hitman Game in Unreal Engine 5.3 C++ (Beginner to Pro)

Create a splash screen in Unreal Engine 5.1 with a C++ blank project, building a user widget featuring an image, text, and UI layout elements.

Learn to implement a splash screen with button binding and background music in Unreal Engine 5.3 using C++, covering includes, forward declarations, and playing sound on start.

Learn to implement a dynamic splash screen animation for the hitman game in Unreal Engine 5.3 using Infinity Blade Iceland and Grassland assets, with scaling, keyframes, and C++ playback.

Add a scope UI in Unreal Engine 5.3 by creating a scope screen, importing scope textures, and implementing center-clear, side-blur using layered canvases or a post-process radial blur shader.

Add a timer and notification UI in Unreal Engine 5.3 using C++, implementing a text element and left image within a scope screen using canvas panels.

Build a two text box user interface in Unreal Engine 5.3, hide it by default, and implement a blueprint-callable C++ function to show a 3-second notification with a timer.

Switch to a real map, set up the game mode and pawn, and add a camera with a spring arm. Bind mouse look via enhanced input mapping and test rotation.

Learn to implement a scope UI in Unreal Engine 5.3 using C++; create the scope screen widget and add it to the viewport, then toggle with an input action.

Implement dynamic zoom and blur by updating a material parameter collection from code and reflecting the zoom factor and target distance in the scope widget.

Implement scope functionality in Unreal Engine 5.3 C++ by binding wheel input to zoom, formatting zoom value to two decimals, and adjusting camera view with a zoom sound when equipped.

Add AI and NPC eyes to your Unreal Engine project by creating an eye character and an NPC, then drive animation with an anim instance and a locomotion blend space.

Build a functional AI brain for a game character in Unreal Engine 5.3 using a blackboard and behavior tree, enabling roaming, sound-driven movement, and stealth hiding.

Add shooting functionality to the Unreal Engine pawn by binding the shoot input, tracing hits with a line trace, and spawning a bullet actor with headshot detection and sounds.

Implement a bullet with a static mesh, camera follow, and projectile movement in Unreal Engine 5.3 using C++. Configure collision and time dilation for headshots and slow motion.

Learn to implement a damage component and blood effects in unreal engine 5.3 using niagara systems, headshot handling, decals, blood splashes, and hit feedback for a hitman game.

Learn to add physics-based hit reactions and blood effects in Unreal Engine 5.3 using C++ and Niagara, including real-time force application, decals, and Niagara blood splashes.

Students learn to implement a head break effect by swapping in a physics-enabled head skeletal mesh on hit, using hide bone by name, attach, simulate physics, and fine-tune collision settings.

Refine head textures and decals for hitman in Unreal Engine 5.3 C++ with Substance Painter, and implement a damage system using on point damage to track health and head damage.

Implement realistic gun recoil in Unreal Engine 5.3 C++ by creating a gun shake curve and applying translation, rotation, and scale during shoot animations and UI cues.

Implement bullet distortion with a cloud noise material and ring, attach to the bullet, and add a hold-breath mechanic with input mapping and sound in Unreal Engine 5.3.

Enhance the bullet system with a non-physical rotating visual bullet attached to the shot, then create a glass base actor that shatters after hits with a glass shatter sound.

Learn to create explosive fire effects in Unreal Engine 5.3 with Niagara: build a fire emitter using 6x6 frames and configure a blast emitter with location events.

Create an inflammable actor with a static mesh and collision to trigger a Niagara explosion on bullet hit, destroying nearby actors within 400 units and playing an explosion sound.

Continue the explosive system by applying impulse and damage to overlapped actors, using unit vectors and launch velocity, then apply point damage with a timed delay.

Build a bp generator that delivers electric shock to actors using a destroyable base, montage-driven visuals, sounds, and damage in Unreal Engine 5.3 with C++ and blueprints.

Implement a runtime radial impulse and radial damage system in Unreal Engine 5.3, applying impulse and damage to nearby physics bodies and the player while optimizing physics and collision settings.

Create a smoke bomb in Unreal Engine 5.3 using a sphere component and Niagara system to spawn smoke, play release sound, and choke enemies via overlap.

This tutorial teaches implementing AI shot reactions in Unreal Engine 5.3 C++, enabling crawling and walking responses, limb fractures, and a state-driven animation blend system using mirroring and bit flags.

This lecture extends the inflammable base to implement a time bomb with a delay, timer handling, and explosion behavior in Unreal Engine 5.3 C++.

Upgrade Unreal Engine from 5.1 to 5.2, add slowmo headshot sound, and enable AI to find hiding locations via a blackboard-enabled behavior tree with idle and under-attack states.

Demonstrates adding a dynamic electric shock effect in Unreal Engine 5.3 by applying a Fresnel-based glow and emissive material to a skull mesh attached to the head.

Learn to make AI observe and react to a dead body using a perception system in Unreal Engine 5.3, configuring stimuli sources, sight senses, and blackboard updates.

Learn to implement an Unreal Engine 5.3 AI that targets a subject, uses a behavior tree and blackboard to decide sit or dance, with random actions and animations.

Develop a follow ai bodyguard in unreal engine 5.3 c++ by duplicating an ai, configuring the blackboard keys, and using a behavior tree to guard and follow the master.

build an unreal engine 5.3 ai that searches for seats, sits, and dances using a seat actor, montage maps, and a behavior tree task.

Advance the AI sit series by creating a find random seed task, selecting a random seat, updating the blackboard, and moving the AI to sit via behavior tree and montage.

Explore implementing the end condition in a hitman game in Unreal Engine 5.3 using C++ and blueprints, including intro and background audio and an end-screen UI.