Introduction to Unreal Engine 4 (C++ based)

For those of you who use Mac: First, throw away Xcode and use Jetbrain's Rider, an Unreal engine IDE. (It seems better than Windows Visual Studio.) Just follow the settings as shown in the Unreal Editor video. I've already learned Unreal, but I'm weak in AI and UI, so I bought it and listened to it. It explains it in great detail. The voice is also at a speed that Koreans like(?). It would be good if you could organize the important parts in PDF or PPT. I'm going to watch Rookie's Direct 12 lectures and buy them. If you're only learning C++ courses, this course is much better than the courses on Udemy. Thank you for uploading such a good course at a low price. (It's much better than going to an academy.)

The clear voice and detailed explanation are very impressive. I am listening to the lecture with concentration and enjoyment. If I may ask one thing, how about organizing important matters, essential matters that must be known, and important contents that cannot be explained in a short period of time into a document such as PPT or PDF? Since I briefly mention and move on during the explanation, there are many parts that are not organized after the class is over.

Compared to Unity, there are very few lectures for Unreal that provide code-oriented explanations (almost all of them are Blueprint-oriented), so this lecture is a great help in that it kindly explains Unreal's functions in a code-oriented manner.

I regret not having come across such a great lecture earlier. At first, I thought the content would be lacking because it was 20,000 won. However, most domestic Unreal lectures use Blueprints and deal with C++, so I honestly think that this price is ridiculous. He gives various approaches to implementing certain functions and how to implement them, and he selects the best method among them and teaches you how to implement them. Although it is a light lecture, he teaches you how to use fork, open source analysis, and sample analysis to teach you a little more, so I am really satisfied. The only regret is that I heard that Rookies is currently busy and the official Unreal lecture will be postponed a lot, so I regret that I cannot learn more. However, I think that I can learn this much and the rest can be learned sufficiently by just looking at overseas YouTube, official documents, and Googling.

I am a major student who is expected to graduate from a 4-year university. I liked that it was not boring and explained each code in detail. The length of the lecture and the course seem to be very good for people who are new to Unreal.

No need to say anything. This is the best course.

This is the best lecture!! The explanations are specific and friendly about why each function exists, why it is used, how it is used, and how to implement it well. Therefore, I think it is a very suitable lecture for beginners of Unreal to study. I am currently taking Unreal 5 in college, but I have not learned Unity or VR/AR, so I think I will not be able to keep up with the class, so I am thinking of studying from 4 as an introduction first. At first, I was worried that 4 and 5 would be very different. However, after following the code, implementing it, and understanding why it is used, I realized that 5 is not much different from 4 in terms of code, and I was able to follow the school class to some extent. Also, I think this lecture is more effective if you study C++ grammar that you think you are lacking in at the same time.

I think there is nothing better than this for learning the basics of Unreal.