Even so, thank you for uploading the lectures for the insufficient Unreal 5.x version. I am currently studying Unreal, but I am having a hard time because I do not have the basics of Unreal C++. I know that the instructor is also trying hard. However, the number of lectures for Unreal 5.x is currently insufficient, and due to the recent controversy over the Unity Engine fee system reform, the demand for Unreal Engine is gradually increasing, so I think that more detailed consideration for beginners is needed so that even beginners like me can take interest and jump in. Then, wouldn't we be able to show the world a more fun game, more effective, and more optimized? What was interesting about this lecture was that I was able to learn about the operating principles of Unreal Engine, which I cannot hear in other lectures that spend a lot of time on implementing functions. What was disappointing was that For someone like me who is not familiar with Unreal C++, I may have many questions about the implementation of the functions in the lecture examples. I plan to resolve this through the Discord chat provided by the instructor. I hope all the students taking this course will be successful, and I would like to thank the instructor. ^^