I had previously made a game using Unity. Thanks to that experience, Unreal was very easy to understand as I listened while relating it to Unity. Even if you’re new to Unreal, you should be able to follow along without much difficulty if you know just a few English words.

Thank you!

VR installation is already available on YouTube (which is the core starting point of this course), and most of the rest of the process consists of explaining blueprints. In the follow-along section (creating a table tennis game), I eventually gave up because it was impossible to follow. (The issue: I applied Physics Simulate and Physics Material, but an error occurred stating that the physics simulation and collision settings were incompatible. The error was only resolved after I changed the Sphere's collision preset, but I couldn't find any explanation in the lecture regarding that specific setup process or the possibility of such an error.) Ultimately, I realized the instructor was recording continuously while checking if things worked as they went... but even so, there shouldn't be any jumps. There are occasional jumps here and there, and it's annoying to have to pause at those exact moments. Conclusion: I gave up on following along and switched to another video. I thought about watching only the parts I might need in the future... but looking at the 12-month enrollment period just makes me laugh.

When I looked for lectures on YouTube, they were either too outdated or just too boring, but I think the process of being given assignments for each lecture and receiving explanations was really fun!