Unreal Engine 5 for Beginners - Create your first game

Name: Unreal Engine 5 for Beginners - Create your first game
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Everything you need to start in Unreal Engine: blueprints, animations, character, environment and more

Created byEkaterina Usova

Last updated 1/2023

English

What you'll learn

Unreal Engine 5 basics: levels, actors, components, collisions
Blueprints from theory to practice (create 10+ blueprints)
Animation - idle, walk, run and jump
UI Widgets - for collectables (coins), trigger boxes and menu
How to create a real 3D game in Unreal Engine and export it

Course content

7 sections • 58 lectures • 5h 19m total length

Introduction1:19

3.1.1 Character and animation5:31
3.1.2 Import and Organize4:33
3.1.3 Logic, Even Graph7:55
3.1.4 State Machine2:13
3.1.5 Blend Space4:46
3.1.6 Connecting BS in State Machine3:10
Connect the blend space to the speed variable in the event graph, and set transitions using the air boolean and its negation for idle and jump, then compile and save.
3.1.7 Change Mannequin2:01
3.2.1 Jump Structure2:14
3.2.2. Download Animations5:10
3.2.3 Import and Logic for jump Unreal Engine 54:30
3.2.4 Animation Transition for Jump5:19
3.2.5 Testing and Adjusting Animation Unreal Engine 55:49
3.2.6 Press Key to See Animation5:52

4.1.1 Collectables - download model1:14
4.1.2 Project Setup Collectables1:06
4.1.3 Creating Blueprint for Collectables (coins)7:30
4.1.4 Collision and Logic for Coins3:27
4.1.5 Collectables Blueprint7:30
4.1.6 Change the Look2:27
4.1.7 UI Display the Score8:01
4.1.8 Binding in Widget4:32
4.2.1 Platforms - download model2:01
4.2.2 Import and Prototyping Platform game4:28
4.2.3 Basic Platform Blueprint5:48
4.2.4 Jumping Platform Blueprint11:43
4.2.5 Moving Platform11:53
4.3.1 Enable Double Jump2:28
4.3.2 Logic for Double Jump1:05
4.3.3 Find a 3D Model1:05
4.3.4 Blueprint Double Jump - Mesh5:38
4.3.5 Blueprint Double Jump - Event Graph4:31
4.4.1 Trigger Box to Restart Level10:36
4.4.2 Add a Trigger Box for win2:14
4.4.3 Add a UI widget6:17
4.4.4. Buttons for the widget11:10

Requirements

No experience required, you'll learn everything in this course! All you'll need a computer to run Unreal Engine

Description

So you want to learn Unreal Engine 5...

Welcome to this course, where you step-by-step will be learning a lot! From basic things such as projects, actors, components to animation and blueprints.

I hate when people just show a script and say - that’s how you do it. That’s why in this course, my goal is to explain how everything works so that you can use the elements you learned in different cases, modifying blueprints that you already know.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to create your own platformer game, which can include:

character animation,
double jumps,
collectables (coins),
jumping and moving platforms,
triggers - and much more!

You’ll be able to program a menu for your game, using UI Widgets, and find free assets for your project. Moreover, you'll be able to export the game so that other people can play it.

Yes, this course is perfect for beginner game developers, but even if you want to use Unreal Engine for other things, you’ll find a lot of useful information here, like working with light, collisions and creating blueprints.

More than 5 hours of practical and not boring content - is ready for you to watch! So let’s dive in.

Who this course is for:

Beginner game developers who want to learn Unreal Engine 5

Unreal Engine 5 for Beginners - Create your first game

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Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 1min

Unreal Engine Basics8 lectures • 52min

Blueprints in Unreal Engine 54 lectures • 48min

Animation for a character13 lectures • 59min

Game Elements22 lectures • 1hr 57min

Final Touches9 lectures • 42min

Thank you!1 lecture • 1min

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