How to make a Video Game - Unreal Engine Beginner Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
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Timestamps :
Intro/Project Set Up 0:00
Setting Up The Character 3:51
Creating Tileset 19:50
Creating Platforms 26:30
Creating Coins 35:16
Creating An Enemy 38:24
Creating A Death System 43:48
Creating UI 52:14
Jumping Animation 57:24
Final Touches 58:58
Outro 1:02:10
So glad someone decided to make an Unreal version. I'm eager to watch this 🤠
Thank you for how much work and effort that you put in your videos, I've learned so much!
Just when I needed you came in like superman :)
You are on FIRE man, keep it up 🎉❤
Thanks alot!! great content and crystal clear explanation!. Blessings!
Excellent video, thanks for share a full tutorial for a game in one video, until the next video
You're the mvp, thank you very much!
Much needed video
Great job, I finished the Godot one....I noticed you forgot to move your player in Front of the platforms...as it stands now you are jumping behind them....
brakeys awakened a lot of sleeping giants 😂🎉 thanks
What is the memory usage of this game in compared to Brackeys version made in Godot.
Hi. I followed your video to make this game in Unreal Engine 5.4.1. Everything is fine except detaching camera when player died. When i use perspective mode with camera, it's just work fine. But when switch to orthographic mode, after detaching the camera still keep following player. Why is this? I can not find a solution for this.
thx
so we have the same result using 3 different engines. i think that godot is friendlier IF you know how to code. UE seems more complicated.. you try to code the game with blueprints the "no code" way to make things happen but the same time gdevelop engine as a "true no code" engine make things so easy even for someone who never code before..i choose gdevelop then godot.
Try using a unique thumbnail man...