Unreal Engine 5 - Blueprints Game Developer Masterclass: Discover the power of Blueprints to create AAA games without coding experience

Unreal Engine 5 is a powerful and widely used game development engine that allows developers to create highly immersive and visually stunning games across multiple platforms. One of the key features of Unreal Engine 5 is its visual scripting system known as Blueprints, which provides a node-based interface for creating game logic without writing code. The course begins with an introduction to event graph basics, the Blueprints execution order, organizing block connections, and different nodes, shapes, and colors. We then advance to learn about the types of variables, conditionals between values, private and public variables, and spawn actors in the scene through Blueprints. We will explore arrays, getting elements from arrays, the last index, and appending arrays. We will then advance to branches, sequences, loops, Flip Flop, and gates. You will learn about functions, macros, collapse nodes, custom events, and inputs. We will explore the game structure, actors, components, game mode, pawns, characters, and controllers. Finally, you will learn about creating characters, controlling time, controlling the spaces, color, materials, and the UI/UX interface. Upon completion of the course, you will understand the blocks behind the Blueprints system and the fundamentals of game development using Unreal Engine 5 Blueprints. All resources are available at: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Unreal-Engine-5---Blueprints-Game-Developer-Masterclass

This course caters to beginners who need experience with Complete Blueprints and Unreal Engine, individuals who want to develop games but not write code. This course is ideal for making your video games in Unreal Engine 5; programmers who want to solidify their Blueprint scripting skills; and individuals who want to release games and earn a side income from game sales. The prerequisites include a PC or Mac capable of running Unreal Engine 5, 15GB of free disc space, 8GB of RAM, and basic Unreal Engine Editor skills such as moving around your camera, rotating, scaling, and moving objects.