Christopher Murphy
Approved by Epic Games and taught by Unreal Engine Evangelist Chris Murphy, this course is for any developer wishing to work in Unreal Engine for creating interactive experiences and/or enterprise fields of real time training simulation, visualization, and media/entertainment. Create realistic games with the complete game development tool – Unreal Engine 4. Start with the fundamentals so that you build a solid base understanding.
Know the basics of how to operate a computer? Maybe a little bit of game design or coding experience? Visual arts designer? You are ready! Learn step by step by creating 3 unique projects. Chris teaches through demonstrations so you will be applying real skills in each lecture.
Get a complete introduction to core competency with the editor, learn how the engine works and how it works to help make your project run efficiently, how to use assets to customize your project, design and create interactivity, and have the tools and strategies to debug an error.
By the end of this course you can design and create working projects that could include games, architectural visualization, training simulations, and media entertainment. Plus, you will be aware of the tools and techniques that you need to focus on your area of interest.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Unreal Engine 4: How to Develop Your First Two Games
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19 reviews for Unreal Engine 4: How to Develop Your First Two Games
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| Price | $13.99 |
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| Duration | 15.5 hours |
| Year | 2017 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$13.99
Jerry Gray –
It s really early in the course to ask for a review. Hold your water, Udemy!
niladri ghosh –
Required some previous knowledge about game engines. Not for beginners.
Eric Sylvestre –
very good course content so far however it is a bit out dated
Nestor Rufino Sarmiento –
Muy buena elecci n, lo estoy disfrutando mucho
Theresa –
Really good, but could be easier for beginners
Willie Willis –
yes
Michael Cavallaro –
yes
Girish GR –
very well detailed explanation
Adam Runmark –
so far really good some stuff he goes a little fast on for people without as much experience be great over all
Przemys aw Mazurkiewicz –
I’m disappointed because it’s not what I thought after watching preview of this course. In preview: This course is about how to understand the basics of the engine; In course it’s like: Open my project, click this and this to get that. I’m already watching subchapter about adding lighting into environment, but I still have no idea how to even save your project! Do I know how to create new project and add my own resources? Nope. Do I know whether I should import meshes or create them directly in Unreal? Nope. Do I know what exactly does button Build or Play? Nope. I just know how to click things.
Joshua Peters –
Was a good Warm Up Course..So Far Will Be Coming back to it once I fully start the full Course. Watch once. Do Twice!
Jason Schutz –
If you slow the videos down, it will help you. He goes too fast, and without explaining why he’s doing something. He doesn’t follow good software development practice, like using comments or organizing the assets. He’s an expert with Unreal, there is no doubt. He needs to prompt the student to try something out on their own. I did enjoy going through the ArchVis and Pinball parts. But I won’t be doing the rest. I did get a lot out of it, but with some frustrations on how he went about things.
Jordan Haas –
I really want to get into game editing and this video is an amazing learning tool for complete beginner. That’s me. Thank you!
Divyanshu Tiwari –
Seems good so far to me.
Lo Chi Yung –
The instructor speaking is Concise, clear, well organized and understandable.
Keegan Speidel –
wayy better than free youtube. I understand the power of UE4 compared to unity now
Ronan McCann –
It is very detailed and good
Dibakar Das –
had some trouble with the versions, couldnt find some of the options but i figured it out
K Foss –
The end key doesn’t drop objects to the floor as of version 4.25, either that or my keyboard is acting up.