Unreal Engine 5 - Creating Main Menu for Interactive Archviz

Install Unreal Engine using the Epic Games launcher, select the engine version, choose an installation location, enable a desktop shortcut, and ensure sufficient disk space during setup.

Create your first Unreal Engine 5 project for interactive archviz using the third person template, enable starter content, and set up the content browser and docking layout.

Create a new interactive archviz level by setting up a game mode blueprint and selecting the bp third person character, then save as level one with a directional light.

Create a first user interface in Unreal Engine 5 using a widget switcher to build a tabbed main menu for interactive archviz, with active indices and clean UI.

Create a main menu for Unreal Engine 5 archviz by building a canvas panel, a black image, a horizontal box, and buttons using the Poppins Lite font with hover states.

Create the about section of the main menu with a widget switcher, canvas panel, a scroll box for text in Poppins Lite, and a close button wired in blueprint.

Create a sun section in Unreal Engine 5 main menu to control a directional light with a slider. Use level blueprint logic and lerp rotator to blend sunrise to sunset.

Create a change textures section in the main menu to switch floor and wall textures via buttons, using widget switcher, vertical/horizontal boxes, and blueprint functions.

learn how unreal engine 5 builds a main menu for interactive archviz, with a change objects UI and its blueprint to swap tables and chairs via visibility toggles.

Develop the cost section in Unreal Engine 5 by building a blueprint UI main menu with a canvas, scroll box, vertical box, texts for prices, and a cross button.

Import audio assets, create a BG_audio sound, and script a BP_audio blueprint to play and stop music in the Unreal Engine 5 main menu.

Learn to build a lights section in Unreal Engine 5's interactive archviz main menu by wiring a point light to on/off controls, using widgets, and blueprints.

Create a main menu screenshot function in Unreal Engine 5 to capture your scene at high resolution (1920x1080) and save it to the project folder, triggered by a dedicated button.

Create an exit button in the Unreal Engine 5 main menu for interactive archviz, wire the OnClicked event to quit the game, then compile and test.

Create an empty canvas panel in the Unreal Engine 5 main menu and use a widget switcher to hide sections. Connect close buttons to set the active index to seven.

Create and assign thumbnails for texture and object buttons in the Unreal Engine 5 main menu, organize assets into thumbnails folders, and verify changes in play mode.

Create a main page in Unreal Engine 5 for interactive archviz, with start and quit buttons on a 1920x1080 canvas, a background image, and level one transition.