Unreal Engine 4 C++: Creating a Time Travel RPG

Name: Unreal Engine 4 C++: Creating a Time Travel RPG
Price: 55000 KRW
Rating: 2.9 (18 reviews)

By creating a game using Unreal, the most representative game development tool for creating masterpiece games, you will learn what is specifically needed and what elements are necessary.

(2.9) 18 reviews

142 learners

SUN YOUNG KIM

C++

Unreal Engine

Unreal Engine 4 C++ Course

While creating a Typesleep action RPG, I'll explain the specific elements required to create a game. This course is implemented in fast, native C++ code, with redundant code sections implemented using Unreal Engine's powerful Blueprint feature. A basic understanding of C++ will be greatly helpful for further learning.
Unreal Engine 4 is not only used for PCs, home game consoles, and smartphones , but also for popular devices such as VR and new devices considering future trends, and it is also expanding into non-game fields such as CG film & animation production, architectural design, interior & exterior design, landscaping, virtual & augmented reality , and military training simulations using it, and various other simulations. Unreal Engine trailers and various videos about Unreal can be found at the links below.

Learning Objectives

A battle between soldiers and robots who have traveled back in time to the Middle Ages. A small-scale battle scene.
Like the main character in Prince of Persia, he describes things like catching and running around in a castle.
It describes how to change costumes and weapons, such as by changing armor and weapons.

Helpful people

For those who don't know much but want to try making a single-person game
For those who dream of creating high-spec blockbuster games
For those interested in VR
Those who are interested in various 3D and CG work, not just games

Why use native C++?

Excellent performance on mobile devices.
Using C++, you can create a variety of games of your choice.
You can create a plugin and easily use it in other projects.
When using multiple Blueprint nodes, you may want to encapsulate their functionality in a single line of code.

Why Use Blueprints?

Compared to C++, performance is slower, but production is convenient.
It's easier to learn than C++
You can quickly create small games.
It is easier to understand than C++ because you can easily see the production flow.

Introduction of knowledge sharers

Kim Seon-yeong

I've created Riverboy, Saving Baby Monster, and Zombie Fish. I'm still developing indie games.

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Curriculum

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57 lectures ∙ (5hr 53min)

Section 1. Unreal Engine

1 lectures ∙ (2min)

1. Course introduction video
02:00

Section 2. Unreal Engine Configuration

12 lectures ∙ (34min)

2. Download lecture materials
3. Installation and project setup
02:00
4. Project Structure
03:00
5. Take a look at the Unreal Editor
03:00
6. Take a look at the viewport
02:00
7. Learn about map composition and concepts
03:00
8. C++ build system
03:00
9. Understanding modules
03:00
10. Objects and Classes Basic Objects
03:00
11. Actor Merging and Blueprint System
05:00
12. Background composition
03:00
13. Blueprint Scripting
04:00

Section 3. Gameplay Framework

9 lectures ∙ (1hr 5min)

14. Game Components and Player Phone Setup
05:00
15. Creating Animation Blueprints
07:00
16. Basic code for third person perspective
07:00
17. Creating a weapon actor for your character
06:00
18. Equip your character with a weapon
04:00
19. Change the character controller method
08:00
20. NPC Setup
10:00
21. Collider settings
06:00
22. Damage Framework
12:00

Section 4. Player animations and continuous motion

3 lectures ∙ (21min)

Section 5. Creating a robot (NPC) AI

9 lectures ∙ (1hr 10min)

Section 6. Sound & Effects Effects

3 lectures ∙ (25min)

Section 7. Creating a UI

7 lectures ∙ (40min)

Section 8. Change armor and weapons

2 lectures ∙ (19min)

Section 9. Pick up the treasure chest

3 lectures ∙ (17min)

Section 10. Save & Load

2 lectures ∙ (12min)

Section 11. Matinee Basics

2 lectures ∙ (12min)

Section 12. Plugin

2 lectures ∙ (15min)

Section 13. Applying game rules and determining wins and losses.

2 lectures ∙ (20min)

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