LC Exclusive: The Game Developer Dream Bundle Featuring Unity

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The Unreal Engine Developer Course: Learn C++ & Make Games

Ben Tristem

337 Lessons (59h)

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Course Curriculum

337 Lessons (59h)

First Section
00. Promo Video1:46
02. Welcome to the Course3:00
03. A Note On Unreal Versions1:50
04. Setup Visual Studio or XCode4:07
05. Unreal Development Environment7:25
06. Intro to Visual Studio 2015 on PC7:34
07. Intro to Xcode on MacOS5:12
08. How to Ask Good Questions10:58
09. A Quick Tour of Unreal Editor9:46
10. Section 1 Wrap-Up2:43
11. Instructor Hangout5:19
Section 2
01. Intro, Notes & Section 2 Assets3:03
02. Bull Cow Game Overview5:33
03. S02 Game Design Document (GDD)6:56
04. How Solutions & Projects Relate11:09
05. C++ Function Syntax7:53
06. Using, #include and Namespaces11:34
07. Magic Numbers and Constants7:21
08. Variables and cin for Input10:00
09. Using getline()5:03
10. Simplifying With Functions11:42
11. Iterating With For & While Loops8:08
12. Mid Section Quiz4:52
13. Clarity is Worth Fighting For10:19
14. Booleans and comparisons11:33
15. Using do and while in C++6:44
16. Introducing Classes2:59
17. Using Header Files as Contracts11:35
18. Including Our Own Header File9:37
19. Instantiating Your Class7:00
20. Writing & Using Getter Methods9:00
21. Introducing the Const Keyword6:20
22. Constructors For Initialisation7:50
23. Pseudocode Programming9:07
24. Using using for Type Aliases9:41
25. Using struct for Simple Types10:01
26. Using if Statements in C++13:49
27. Debugging 1017:39
28. A Place for Everything7:06
29. Introducing enumerations9:55
30. Writing Error Checking Code9:17
31. Using switch Statements11:57
32. Warm Fuzzy Feelings6:31
33. Handling Game Win Condition - Part 17:58
34. Win or Lose "Screen"6:07
35. Introducing Big O Notation11:49
36. TMap and map Data Structures11:09
37. Range-Based for Loop8:58
38. Design a Helper Function8:47
39. Playtesting Your Game7:59
40. Difficulty & Play Tuning9:35
41. Polishing & Packaging8:35
42. Section 2 Wrap-Up1:17
Section 3
01. Intro, Notes & Section 3 Assets2:12
02. S03 Game Design Document (GDD)2:50
03. Building Escape Overview4:35
04. Version Control 1016:42
05. Ignoring Unreal Derived Files8:45
06. Your First .gitignore for Unreal11:27
07. Getting to Know Unreal’s Editor8:23
08. A Pointers Primer5:40
09. Unreal’s Class System13:04
10. Cloning and Building Our Code17:25
11. Runtime Messages for Feedback7:18
12. Accessing Object Names10:45
13. Include What You Use For 4.17+16:37
14. Getting Transforms in C++12:59
15. Moving Objects With C++12:00
16. Laying Out Geometry14:27
17. Applying Materials8:38
18. Macros Starting with UPROPERTY9:53
19. Using Trigger Volumes10:14
20. Unreal’s PlayerController10:27
21. Using Collision Volumes9:41
22. Using GetTimeSeconds()11:27
23. Grabbing System Overview5:32
24. Modifying the Default Pawn Actor7:28
25. Inherit Game Mode Blueprint7:05
26. Getting Player Viewpoint12:42
27. Using DrawDebugLine12:10
28. Line Tracing AKA Ray-Casting10:15
29. LineTraceSingleByObjectType()12:03
30. REFERENCES & POINTERS14:34
31. Resetting Your Unreal Project6:40
32. Using FindComponentByClass()8:59
33. Introducing Input Binding12:08
34. Accessors & Memory Layout9:25
35. Reducing Code in “Hot Loops”13:50
36. Using Physics Handles12:30
37. Refactoring Rules12:25
38. Introducing Unreal’s TArray12:07
39. Iterating over TArray with for8:27
40. Debugging Game Issues7:58
41. Managing Texture Tiling8:49
42. Pointer Protection Process11:34
43. Exposing Events to Blueprint11:36
44. Using Blueprint Timeline10:27
45. Everything in its Place11:25
46. Using Variables in Blueprint8:35
47. SFX & Audio Clips6:30
48. Section 3 Wrap-Up2:01
Section 4
01. Intro, Notes & Section 4 Assets1:05
02. Battle Tank Overview3:42
03. Game Design Document (GDD)6:09
04. Setting Up a GitHub “Repo”10:40
05. Creating & Deleting Landscapes10:03
06. Landscape Setup & Scaling12:15
07. A Landscaping Process10:16
08. Upgrading Engine Version5:48
09. Using Landscape Layers12:11
10. Flat Shading Low Poly Landscapes12:38
11. More Landscaping Tools12:10
12. Tank Control System7:32
13. Actors from Multiple Meshes13:42
14. Configuring a Tank9:13
15. 3rd Person Camera Control14:16
16. Fixing 3rd Person Camera Rotation8:06
17. User Interface (UI) in Unreal9:18
18. Main Menu Screens9:02
19. UI Scale Box, Buttons & Mouse11:13
20. Controller Ready Navigation8:25
21. Trial Packaging Your Game7:08
22. Delegating to Components11:20
23. Using Virtual And Override14:04
24. Overloading and Polymorphism14:27
25. Virtual Functions and Vtables11:20
26. Creating an AI Controller Class10:56
27. Get the Player Controller with C++9:35
28. Add Tick() to PlayerController11:50
29. Creating an Out Parameter Method12:09
30. Finding Screen Pixel Coordinates13:48
31. Using DeprojectScreenToWorld12:49
32. Using LineTraceSingleByChannel()15:24
33. Unify Player & AI Aiming10:36
34. Create Default Sub Objects in C++12:07
35. BlueprintCallable()13:04
36. SuggestProjectileVelocity()11:53
37. Predict Projectile Landing Point12:16
38. Using FRotators in Unreal10:58
39. The C++ Compilation Process7:26
40. Using Forward Declarations12:37
41. BlueprintSpawnableComponent()10:56
42. Review Our Execution Flow13:35
43. How to Report Bugs10:47
44. Using Clamp() to Limit Values14:18
45. CHALLENGE - Turret Rotation12:44
46. CHALLENGE - Turret Rotation Pt.2
47. Setting Up Projectiles10:34
48. Upgrading to Unreal 4.1211:04
49. Working Round Awkward Bugs13:56
50. Using SpawnActor() to Spawn11:36
51. Projectile Movement Components11:10
52. Making AI Tanks Fire10:30
53. EditAnywhere vs EditDefaultsOnly8:37
54. Adding a Quit Button11:05
55. Setup Track Throttles12:31
56. ApplyForceAtLocation() in Action12:03
57. Physics Materials & Friction14:16
58. Fly-by-Wire Control System8:50
59. Using BlueprintReadOnly12:46
60. A Better Component Architecture12:04
61. Completing Manual Tank Movement11:09
62. Introducing AI Pathfinding12:03
63. Dissecting RequestDirectMove()12:29
64. DotProduct() Vector Operator12:30
65. CrossProduct() Vector Operator13:42
66. Finalising Your Class Code9:28
67. How to Use Blueprint Variables10:10
68. Using Enum(erations) in UE412:06
69. Refactoring our Aiming Component14:52
70. Attaching a Debugger to Unreal7:22
71. Constructor & Begin Play Timing11:58
72. Decoupling Your Architecture9:01
73. BlueprintImplementableEvent11:57
74. Using the ensure Assertion9:32
75. Dependency Mapping9:53
76. Talking Head - Real World Skills2:29
77. Starting From Green11:10
78. Aiming Without the Tank13:57
79. Finishing our Refactoring14:04
80. Adding TickComponent() Back13:06
81. Are Two Floats Equal?11:39
82. Programmatic Sideways Friction15:18
83. OnComponentHit Event in 4.128:36
84. Avoiding Boolean Flags13:18
85. Improving Tank Aiming11:23
86. Tweaking Tank AI12:14
87. Making an Ammo Display14:23
88. Making an AutoMortar14:10
89. Using the Reference Viewer14:10
90. Preparing for Particles13:22
91. Introducing Particle Systems15:54
92. Particle Bounding Boxes6:37
93. Using FAttachmentTransformRules16:26
94. Radial Forces & Caching14:20
95. Using GetTimerManager()10:15
96. Using TakeDamage() on Actors15:47
97. BlueprintPure & Health Bars14:09
98. The Observer Pattern14:19
99. Finishing Off - Part 114:35
100. Finishing Off - Part 215:47
101. Section 4 Wrap-Up3:14
102. Bonus - Switching Cameras6:35
103. Fixing The Tank Suspension2:21
104. Upgrade to 4.19 And Bug Fixes13:07
105. Real-world Vehicle Physics8:51
106. Creating Physics Constraints15:45
107. Making Springs15:32
108. Converting The Spring To C++11:55
109. Attachment, Actors and Components13:31
110. SpawnActorDeferred and BeginPlay7:14
111. Attaching Constraints In C++13:09
112. Chaining Physics Constraints15:42
113. Applying Wheel Driving Force11:29
114. Solution: Implement GetWheels()10:26
115. Tick Groups And Physics18:20
116. Tweaking Linear & Angular Damping11:56
117. BONUS: Fixing Collider Issues3:21
New Lecture
Section 5
01. Testing Grounds Introduction2:21
02. Testing Grounds GDD5:24
03. Using Git LFS (Large File Support)15:46
04. Marketing & Markdown13:39
05. Use git clean to Revert Project11:27
06. The First Person Character7:33
07. The Third Person Character9:35
08. Introducing AI Behaviour Trees8:54
09. Introducing AI Blackboard Data10:14
10. Target Points and Patrol Routes9:14
11. Using Any Actor for Waypoints12:42
12. Options for Grouping Actors8:57
13. Blueprint Behaviour Tree Tasks14:31
14. Modular Arithmetic & Cycles12:45
15. Performance Profiling 1019:22
16. C++ AI Behaviour Tree Tasks12:19
17. Reading Blackboard Data in C++9:35
18. The Consequences of Inheritance8:36
19. Converting Blueprint to C++12:52
20. Composition over Inheritance13:41
21. Talking Head: What We've Covered So Far1:34
22. How to Delete a C++ Class5:06
23. Instanced Materials10:52
24. Introducing AI Perception10:50
25. OnTargetPerceptionUpdated Event9:47
26. Setting Up Hearing8:38
27. The Animation Starter Pack12:06
28. Changing a Character’s Animation11:16
29. Customising a Character Blueprint8:27
30. Sub Behaviour Trees8:47
31. Talking Head - Introducing Sam0:35
32. Talking Head - Refactoring Superpowers1:43
33. Simplifying Our Project17:34
34. Renaming & Moving CPP13:37
35. Solution: Renaming & Moving CPP9:44
36. Holding a Gun with Skeletal Sockets14:25
37. Understanding Animation Blueprints11:03
38. Creating Animation State Machines14:04
39. Movement Blend Spaces16:11
40. Offset Animations18:04
41. Aiming Blend Spaces Offsets6:19
42. Rotating with SetFocalPoint()9:47
43. Character Movement vs Rotation16:19
44. Control Rotation for Aim11:59
45. Behaviour Tree Decorators11:32
46. Behaviour Tree Services12:56
47. Tweaking AI Behaviour5:21
48. Debugging AI Behaviour14:39
49. Refactoring to a Gun Actor15:29
50. Attaching Actors to Components13:03
51. Configuring the Gun9:48
52. Moving Files from LFS to Git13:50
53. To LFS or Not to LFS?13:42
54. Child Actor Components8:18
55. IIntroduction to Inverse Kinematics6:50
56. Inverse Kinematics with Animations10:21
57. Comparing Blueprints with Diffs10:50
58. Boolean Blending for Aim States10:47
59. Adding Firing Animations7:57
60. Animation Notify Events10:24
61. Taking Damage in Blueprint6:44
62. Death Animations and Refactors9:55
63. Switching 1st and 3rd Person8:13
64. Owner Invisible Meshes9:18
65. Separating Firing from Gun Meshes9:42
66. Aiming Our 1st Person Camera5:44
67. Architecture of Infinite Runners11:09
68. Spawning Terrain in the GameMode10:09
69. Level Gating for Testing Grounds13:13
70. Swapping Materials in Blueprint9:31
71. Garbage Collecting Previous Tiles8:10
72. Merging Our TP and FP Files17:30
73. Hit vs Overlap Events11:12
74. Dynamically Calculating NavMesh12:56
75. Keep It Simple Stupid10:59
76. Parallel Behaviour Tree Tasks17:47
77. Custom BT Tasks and Decorators16:40
78. External Build Data in 4.14+9:43
79. Physical Gun Architecture18:43
80. Converting a Character BP to C++17:36
81. Who’s Pulled the Trigger?17:18
82. Cooldown Nodes & Gameplay Tags16:25
83. Animation Montages and Slots18:06
84. Reattaching the Gun20:01
85. Procedural Level Generation20:33
86. Generating Random Numbers19:00
87. Spawning Actors in the Tile15:47
88. Tempelate Specilization15:51
89. Post Processing for Tunnel Vision11:32
90. Spawning into Free Space16:35
91. Randomising Rotation & Scale17:21
92. Possessing and the View Target18:03
93. Choosing Waypoint with EQS14:17
94. Find Actors of Type from C++19:33
95. Plumbing an Actor Pool Setup19:13
96. Using the Pool API19:00
97. Using TArray for Pools10:53
98. Rebuilding Navigation Meshes15:30
99. Structs to Simplify Function Args18:20
100. Spawning AI from C++14:10
101. Understanding Function Templates10:39
102. Template Specialization9:55
103. Spawning Actors in The Tile12:40
104. Fixing Double Spawning17:18
105. Using the HUD Class12:39
106. Post Processing For tunnel Vision10:39
107. Recruiting Play Testers14:41
108. Smooth Blending the Camera11:25
109. Processing and The View Target10:36
110. Choosing Waypoint with EQS17:52
111. Testing Grounds Wrap-up1:46

The Unreal Engine Developer Course: Learn C++ & Make Games

Ben Tristem

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If you're keen on becoming a bona fide game developer, you'll want to get familiar with Unreal Engine, the free-to-use development platform behind some of gaming's biggest hits, like Fortnite Battle Royale. Led by renowned game dev instructor Ben Tristem, this course will help you make your first 4 video games in Unreal Engine. You'll start by learning C++ from scratch, explore essential coding and design principles, and work toward creating several projects, including a tank game and first-person shooter!

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