Course Outline
Introduction
Setting Up Your Development Environment
Fundamentals of C++ for Gaming
Customizing the Unreal UI
Creating Your First Project
Creating Landscapes
Blocking Out Levels
Assembling a Scene
Applying Materials and Creating Special Effects
Exporting and Importing Assets for Use in the Design
Adding Post-Processing Effects
Crafting a Unique Look
Unreal's Visual Scripting Language and the Blueprint Editor
Creating Cinematics
Optimizing Performance
Packaging Your Game for Distribution
Summary and Conclusion
Requirements
- A genuine desire to learn game development.
- Previous programming experience is not required.
Target Audience
- Beginner game developers
Testimonials (4)
I like how the course is built to the needs of what we are looking to create for work.
Alexius Burris - Weatherford
Course - From 3ds Max to Unreal: Mastering Real-Time Visualization
Detailed explanation, re-iteration of points in a quite subtle way that really drove the knowledge home very well. Rod's willingness to double-check the odd obscure question that we rasied, to be sure that his answers were 100% right. Also, his interest in discussing the pros & cons of alternate coding styles so that we learnt not only how to use C++ in our intended way, but why it should be done that way.
Nick Dillon - cellxica Ltd
Course - Using C++ in Embedded Systems - Applying C++11/C++14
Experience sharing, it's teacher's know-how and valuable.
Carey Fan - Logitech
Course - C/C++ Secure Coding
The online-ness of it meant that we could save a lot of time. Much appreciated. Also, the fact that the trainer knew both c# and Cpp was a huge help since he could explain everything through knowledge we already possessed.
