Unreal for Non-Majors: Mastering Materials Part 1

Even non-majors can easily learn Unreal Engine!

Is Unreal Engine really that difficult?

Could it be that you were trying to binge eat from the beginning and ended up with a stomachache?

Unreal is no longer the domain of professional developers.

Non-professionals, students, and artists can all use it for their own work.

What will we learn in Part 1?

• You can learn about the concept of shaders, which are the basis of materials, and PBR.

• You can learn the principles of material programming by solving mathematical concepts very easily.

• You can learn the computer science principles of the background that constitute each parameter.

• Based on the above, you can learn the basics of creating a structure for procedural master materials.

Feeling lost, vague... 😥

I installed Unreal Engine with hope and courage, but

I couldn't understand anything in the complex interface.

🤯 I could only stare blankly at the screen for a long time...

📺 Back in the day when there was only English content on YouTube,

I had no choice but to vaguely start one by one by following the tutorial.

From job preparation to research and development team leader 🎓

Time has passed and it has been four years .

Suddenly I thought. 🤔

"I've come back so many times... There must have been a better way..."

🔑 Two Ways to Develop Problem-Solving Skills

✅ Understand the concept correctly 💡

✅ Master it through repetition 🔁

When these two things are in place, it is not just a matter of following,

You will understand the principles and why this is done.

Then you can expand to more difficult concepts and more difficult acquisitions.

As a result, you can analyze and resolve problems and causes on your own . 💪

🎬 I want to tell my 5 year old self

"There's a faster way, a more accurate way!" 🏆

With that in mind, I will create this lecture 💙

🚀 Why this course is special

✅ Concept-centered lectures that even non-majors can easily understand

1. Materials are tools for programming shader operations on a computer.
   To study the concept, you absolutely cannot leave out computer science and mathematics .

   
   

2. Unless you are a major in a related field, it is natural that the more you study, the more your head will hurt!
   I know better because I am not a major in this field 😃

3. I tried to explain the mathematical background and engineering understanding in a way that even elementary school students can easily understand . 🔥

4. Every time I ride the subway, I remember sighing while watching videos related to math and computer science.
   I made this because I really want to help if there's anyone else like me!

   
   

✅ A course that improves logical thinking and problem-solving skills, not just simple follow-through.

1. If you understand it, you should use it. But it's not easy to use it if you don't learn it.

2. "Application" is developed through "practice" based on principles . Through a variety of exercises using properly understood concepts, good application skills develop.

3. I don't want my students to create the exact same thing as my lectures 🙃

4. Practice what you learned from me, become proficient, and gain powerful problem-solving skills!

5. I created this course with the hope that you'll create your own materials 🤖

🎯 Recommended for these people!

Hello, I am 'Oladi', an all-round developer.

Things to note before taking the course