The Complete 2020 Unreal Masterclass: Build 2D and 3D Games

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John Bura,Mammoth Interactive

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1 - Unreal Overview

1 - Unreal Overview Part 1.mp4

28:51

2 - Unreal Overview Part 2.mp4

28:34

3 - Unreal Overview Part 3.mp4

21:21

2 - Create a quick shooter game

4 - Crash course Shooter Part 1.mp4

21:16

5 - Crash course Shooter Part 2.mp4

25:36

6 - Crash course Shooter Part 3.mp4

21:33

7 - Crash course Shooter Part 4.mp4

27:49

8 - Crash course Shooter Part 5.mp4

18:16

3 - Unreal Platform Switcher

9 - Crash course Platform Switcher Part 1.mp4

21:20

10 - Crash course Platform Switcher Part 2.mp4

28:06

11 - Crash course Platform Switcher Part 3.mp4

22:18

12 - Crash course Platform Switcher Part 4.mp4

19:21

4 - Unreal FPS

13 - Crash Course FPS Shooter Part 1.mp4

24:19

14 - Crash Course FPS Shooter Part 2.mp4

26:06

15 - Crash Course FPS Shooter Part 3.mp4

27:41

5 - Developing a TurretBased Game

16 - Crash Course Turret Part 1.mp4

11:58

17 - Crash Course Turret Part 2.mp4

17:26

18 - Crash Course Turret Part 3.mp4

23:55

19 - Crash course Turret Part 4.mp4

23:44

6 - Create a Runner Switcher

20 - Crash course Runner Switcher Part 1.mp4

26:16

21 - Crash Course Runner Switcher Part 2.mp4

25:06

22 - Crash Course Runner Switcher Part 3.mp4

23:56

23 - Crash course Runner Switcher Part 4.mp4

18:08

24 - Course Files.html

7 - Learning more about the Unreal engine

25 - Getting Started In The Unreal Engine.mp4

05:54

26 - Moving around the Unreal Engine.mp4

06:36

27 - Moving Objects Around.mp4

05:16

28 - Adding Objects to the Scene.mp4

05:43

29 - Adding in Lights.mp4

06:30

30 - Adding Components to Objects.mp4

05:31

31 - Saving work.mp4

01:34

32 - Intro to Blueprints.mp4

06:03

33 - Level Blueprints and Object Blueprints.mp4

05:05

34 - Changing Components in the Object Tree.mp4

04:44

35 - Introduction to the Common Kinds of Variables.mp4

07:24

36 - Setting Variables and Capitalization.mp4

09:20

37 - Getting Setting and Converting Variables.mp4

07:23

38 - Printing to the Log and Using Variables.mp4

08:10

8 - Learning about Rapid Prototyping

39 - Prototyping the Level.mp4

14:03

40 - Making a playable game.mp4

11:19

41 - Adding Hit Logic.mp4

09:21

42 - Counter to Cube Destructions.mp4

04:26

43 - Adding a Timer.mp4

05:01

44 - Rounding up.mp4

02:46

45 - Light on the Projectile.mp4

05:12

46 - Random Color.mp4

10:45

47 - Spot Lights.mp4

05:30

48 - Wrapping Up Project.mp4

05:30

9 - Prototyping a Shooting game

49 - Setting up Prototype.mp4

05:38

50 - Shoot Gallery.mp4

03:46

51 - Set up levels.mp4

15:08

52 - Ball Physics.mp4

08:42

53 - Create a Spawner.mp4

08:42

54 - Impulses.mp4

14:08

55 - Destroying the balls.mp4

03:21

56 - Adding Explosion to the ball.mp4

03:44

57 - More on Spawning objects.mp4

06:05

58 - Heads up display.mp4

09:28

59 - Refactoring.mp4

08:15

60 - Adding Timer.mp4

11:22

61 - Testing PrototypeFix.mp4

06:00

62 - Wrapping up.mp4

03:45

10 - Prototyping a Shootdown game

63 - Prototyping the Level.mp4

04:21

64 - Changing the FPS character.mp4

02:56

65 - Disabling the barrier collision.mp4

02:56

66 - A target to fire at.mp4

10:07

67 - Ball Health and Transform.mp4

07:43

68 - Adding Spawner.mp4

06:40

69 - Ball above the spawner.mp4

03:06

70 - Scoring System.mp4

09:20

71 - Refactoring Code.mp4

03:33

72 - Kill all Ball.mp4

08:05

73 - Fixing Explosion problem.mp4

05:24

74 - Optimizing Explosions.mp4

02:59

75 - Adding Final ball.mp4

11:07

76 - Testing the No Gravity.mp4

03:52

77 - Spawner Bouncing ball.mp4

09:06

78 - Adding impulse.mp4

06:45

79 - Adding timer.mp4

03:17

80 - Destroying classes.mp4

03:06

81 - Purple Kill all.mp4

10:42

82 - Conclusion of Section.mp4

01:53

11 - About fundamentals in Multiplayer

83 - Intro to Blueprints.mp4

07:47

84 - Adding Player Starts.mp4

12:36

85 - Debug UI.mp4

11:00

86 - Adding Collectables.mp4

08:22

87 - Adding a boxcollected UI.mp4

02:42

88 - Updating the UI.mp4

04:36

89 - Fixing the Problem.mp4

03:10

12 - Fundamentals of a Battle Royale

90 - Start the Royale.mp4

03:40

91 - Multiplayer set up.mp4

10:58

92 - Player Colors.mp4

09:43

93 - Colors with code.mp4

07:40

94 - Player Counter.mp4

06:47

95 - Server Authority.mp4

05:55

96 - Setting up Tag.mp4

10:17

13 - The Floor is Lava

97 - Setting up the game.mp4

03:59

98 - Lava Actor Set up.mp4

07:14

99 - Logs and Redundancies.mp4

04:01

100 - Checking Level map.mp4

04:23

101 - Setting up Tag Cube.mp4

04:43

102 - Gamemode Variables.mp4

05:57

103 - Setting up Box Rules.mp4

05:12

104 - Bugs and Issues.mp4

05:18

105 - Closing Remarks.mp4

02:09

14 - Building an advanced shooter

106 - Getting Started.mp4

05:58

107 - Loading Animations.mp4

03:12

108 - Setting up character.mp4

03:51

109 - Pinning the gun to the player.mp4

03:55

110 - Player Projectile.mp4

02:35

111 - Projectile Spawning.mp4

05:55

112 - Projectile Velocity.mp4

06:41

113 - Player Health.mp4

05:14

114 - Health Pickups.mp4

06:54

Description

Learn video game development and how to build impressive games from scratch with the Unreal Engine

What You'll Learn?

Build classic 2D and 3D platformer games in Unreal engine 4
Create multiple small games of different genres
Develop games from scratch

Who is this for?

You're an absolute beginner who needs to build a larger portfolio

You're a programmer who wants to upskill to game development

You're curious about the Unreal Engine but have struggled to find a clear series of tutorials to finish a project

You want to build a game to show your friends and family

You want to learn to code by building hands-on projects

You're a professor/teacher who needs to make a game development curriculum

You want to take your education into your hands by learning online

What You Need to Know?

The (free) Unreal Engine 4. We will walk you through the simple installation and setup process.

A computer with an Internet connection. This course is suitable for Mac or PC.

More details

Description
This project is the world's biggest on-demand tutorial series designed to teach ANYONE how to code and build impressive games with the Unreal Engine.
Benefits of Learning Unreal
Popular - Unreal is a free game development engine used by developers all the way from beginner indie developers to AAA studios. The community is large and available for help.
Powerful - Unreal is a powerful engine, with a huge library of image assets available for you to use as much as humanly possible, saving hours of development time.
High Definition - Unreal is one of the main engines to use because it is so good at making good looking and high quality games. Unreal has high fidelity, meaning you can zoom in and still have high quality images.
Coding Optional - The best part about Unreal is their blueprint system, letting you build games without coding. We have been using Unreal technologies since UDK and are delighted to see that the blueprint system is incredibly robust and resource-efficient.
Resource-Efficient - You can minimize loss of performance by a large amount simply by using Blueprints.
Other Industries - Unreal is for more than just game development. You can get hired in filmmaking, architectural design and product visualization, to name a few.
For instance, Mcclaren Automotive uses Unreal to let users visualize their own unique luxury car before building it. Unreal Engine has even been used to build Star Wars-themed areas in Disney World and Disneyland.
The Weather Channel used mixed reality to visualize Hurricane Florence's floods.
Who this course is for:
You're an absolute beginner who needs to build a larger portfolio
You're a programmer who wants to upskill to game development
You're curious about the Unreal Engine but have struggled to find a clear series of tutorials to finish a project
You want to build a game to show your friends and family
You want to learn to code by building hands-on projects
You're a professor/teacher who needs to make a game development curriculum
You want to take your education into your hands by learning online

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John Bura is has been a successful Udemy instructor since 2011. John Bura has been programming games since 1997 and teaching since 2002. John is the owner of the game development studio Mammoth Interactive. This company produces XBOX 360, iPhone, iPad, android, HTML 5, ad-games and more. Mammoth Interactive recently sold a game to Nickelodeon! John has been contracted by many different companies to provide game design, audio, programming, level design and project management. To this day John has 40 commercial games that he has contributed to. Several of the games he has produced have risen to the top 10 in the Apple's app store. In his spare time John likes to play ultimate Frisbee, cycle and work out.

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Mammoth Interactive is a leading online course provider in everything from learning to code to becoming a YouTube star. Mammoth Interactive courses have been featured on Harvard’s edX, Business Insider and more.Over 11 years, Mammoth Interactive has built a global student community with 1.1 million courses sold. Mammoth Interactive has released over 250 courses and 2,500 hours of video content.Founder and CEO John Bura has been programming since 1997 and teaching since 2002. John has created top-selling applications for iOS, Xbox and more. John also runs SaaS company Devonian Apps, building efficiency-minded software for technology workers like you."I absolutely love this course. This is such a comprehensive course that was well worth the money I spent and a lot more. Will definitely be looking at more Mammoth Interactive courses when I finish this." – Student Matt W."Very good at explaining the basics then building to more complex features." – Student Kevin L.Try a course today.

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