Learning Unreal engine

[Drizard]

Hello all,

I have been playing around with unreal engine blueprints for about 2 years now and I think I'm starting to understand the basics ( not as many errors on compile ) I was thinking of taking some sort of course on it to learn more what would be the best way to go about it ?

 

[HunterAP]

The Unreal Engine YouTube channel has a ton of playlists for tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/user/UnrealDevelopmentKit/playlists

Other than that, the only thing I'd recommend is learning C++ which is used by UE and allows for more robust and manual configuration of the game you'd be developing. The best part is that in UE4 when you choose to use the C++ build method, they still allow you to create blueprints normally and then modify their code on your own if need be.

[mrchow19910319]

5 hours ago, HunterAP said:

The Unreal Engine YouTube channel has a ton of playlists for tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/user/UnrealDevelopmentKit/playlists

Other than that, the only thing I'd recommend is learning C++ which is used by UE and allows for more robust and manual configuration of the game you'd be developing. The best part is that in UE4 when you choose to use the C++ build method, they still allow you to create blueprints normally and then modify their code on your own if need be.

if i remember correctly you can export blueprint in c++ 

[HunterAP]

Yes, but that takes a few steps to do, whereas just selecting the project as C++ based will allow you to use blueprints normally, and then open them normally in Visual Studio to edit them without dealing with any exporting/importing stuff.

[Guest]

Hunter already recommended Unreal’s official videos. Other than that, some people have said good things about UDEMY.