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Unreal Engine 5 - Automation using Editor Utility Widgets
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Unreal Engine 5 - Automation using Editor Utility Widgets

Learn to Build Data driven Automation Tools using EditorUtilityWidgets and DataAssets ( Now Includes Ulag Snap and Swap)
Last updated 5/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn to Build Prefab Structures using Blueprints Programatically. This technique is useful to create reusable Prefab Blocks to build bigger structures.
  • Expand the Knowledge to apply Blueprint Programming Techniques in areas other than Game play.
  • Learn to Build data driven tools using Blueprints
  • Learn Editor Utility Widgets to create User Interface to manage Data driven Blueprints.
  • Creating innovative products for automation in Unreal Engine

Course content

8 sections48 lectures6h 51m total length
  • Introduction to Prefab Tool Course2:31
  • Overview of the Course1:21
  • Advantages of using Prefabs2:59

Requirements

  • Beginner to Intermediate knowledge in Unreal Engine Blueprints Programming
  • Basic Knowledge in Unreal Engine User Widgets
  • Basic Maths

Description

MAJOR UPDATE : This course now includes a copy of ULAG-Snap&Swap for Free as Student Project for further Research - An Automation Tool to use with any Modular Asset to construct Huge environments. It is an Editor Utility Widget and a complete product developed only using Blueprints. Please Refer Section-8 [Lecture 48] (ULAG-Snap&Swap is provided as a student project for self study. Code walk through is not provided for the same.)


In this Unreal Engine 5 Course, you will learn the techniques to construct data driven Blueprint Prefab Buildings and other Structures using Modular Static Meshes and Editor Utility Widgets. The concepts to calculate the Pivot Point Locations  and measure the dimensions for the Static Mesh in Blueprints is covered. Using the Vector Maths techniques, Modular meshes are placed within an Actor Blueprint in a data driven way using Data Assets. Editor Utility Widgets are used to manage the data assets. The Editor Utility Widgets are run in the editor during design time.Only Blueprints are used in this course and no C++ knowledge is needed.

In Section1 and 2,  the needed concepts are explained in Blueprints using a simple sample project and concept diagrams.

In Section 3, a basic version of the Building Prefab Tool will be developed step by step.

In Section 4, Editor Utility Widget will be created step by step.

The Unreal Engine 5.4 project for the Tool Developed will be shared with no dependencies needed.

In Section 5, A Walkthrough will be provided to use the tool developed so far.

In the Extended Section 6, The Self Study Material - Advanced Prefab Tool is provided with a walkthrough

to build an advanced Prefab Structure.

The Blueprints are Documented using Comments for Self Study.

In the Extended Section 7 - A Cinematic Environment creation process is covered.

The Environment Creation Section is not very detailed as the focus of the course is about Building the Prefab structure using Editor Utility Widgets. The Process is explained at a high level with a walkthrough. But a lot of interesting features are covered to bring the Cinematic look to the scene.

Who this course is for:

  • Unreal Engine Developers interested in Automating different workflows
  • Unreal Engine Developers interested to build innovative tools for their project to boost productivity
  • Environment Artists and creators who wants to automate building structures
  • Anyone interested to learn new areas other than game play techniques in Unreal Engine