good tuts for unreal starters
Ruphuss
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lets get together some really well made tutorials in this thread
as there are so many bad ones
good means for me:
well spoken so also not native english speakers can follow
not to quick
no nerveous mouse hovering on the screen
a clear goal
no to loud distracting background music
best example here:
also very good this series from Ryan Laley
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This is very good those who like to animate or modify animations with maximum quality
Thank you for this thread! Exactly what I need
This series is excellent for learning to use it as a rendering engine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMmhGO29b_4
Thank you, SadRobot. What a great resource!
Unreal Engine 4 Beginner Tutorial: Getting Started - YouTube
nice to listen to
Thanks for this thread. I will check out the above videos. This lady explains things clearly and slowly It is aimed at the first steps to making a game but even as a primer for how to navigate around its's also very useful. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqI-7BueefkQwfbOi8ZzMOw
Unbelievably good series! So fast. I feel like I'm in the Matrix receiving a brain dump at ultra speed.
@SadRobot Thank you for the share and congrats to the author for a series well done.
hello after watch some videos here a good channel to learn how to create "landscapes" in unreal in a "procedural way(which means almost automated work, you still have to make some behind the scenes work to make it become procedural but once it's done you can work on the terrain totally procedural and fast)
https://www.youtube.com/user/bcloward/videos
really good tutorials for peoples wanting to learn to develop they "world scenes be for game or animation".
Free Unreal Engine Landscape Master Material Trailer - UE4 Realistic AutoLandscape - YouTube
not a tut but a gem of its own
This channel has so many tutorials:
https://www.youtube.com/c/CodeLikeMe/videos
He's certainly prolific.