Turn Based Puzzle Game in Unreal With Blueprints C++_1

Turn Based Puzzle Game in Unreal With Blueprints & C++, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 89 lectures, based on 21 reviews, and has 299 subscribers.

You will learn about How to Make a turn based puzzle game How to code games in Unreal Engine 5 Unreal Gameplay Frame Work Game Design Patterns How To Prototype with Blueprints Inside Unreal Engine Unreal Engine Ai behavior tree Best Practices for converting a blueprint project to C++ How To Convert a project with Blueprints to C++ This course is ideal for individuals who are Unreal Engine Game Developers or Gameplay Programmers or Game Designers It is particularly useful for Unreal Engine Game Developers or Gameplay Programmers or Game Designers.

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Summary

Title: Turn Based Puzzle Game in Unreal With Blueprints & C++

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 89

Number of Published Lectures: 89

Number of Curriculum Items: 89

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 89

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to Make a turn based puzzle game

How to code games in Unreal Engine 5

Unreal Gameplay Frame Work

Game Design Patterns

How To Prototype with Blueprints Inside Unreal Engine

Unreal Engine Ai behavior tree

Best Practices for converting a blueprint project to C++

How To Convert a project with Blueprints to C++

Who Should Attend

Unreal Engine Game Developers

Gameplay Programmers

Game Designers

Target Audiences

Unreal Engine Game Developers

Gameplay Programmers

Game Designers

in this course we will create a turn based puzzle game like Lara Croft Go and Hitman Go . we will start by

– Understanding the different usage of blueprints vs C++ and which one is best to use

– Understanding Unreal Engine Gameplay Framework and how these foundation class can help and speed our gameplay programming . I will talk about the Actors , Pawn , Character , Player Controller , Game Mode

-Understanding the game programming design patterns how these blueprint solutions can help our code and make it more extendable and reliable

I will talk about  7 useful patterns that include Singleton , State , Observer , Component , Command , Flyweight , Object pool

– I will talk how we can approach this game design with power point slide show 

– Create our player , Node , Enemies , AI , Game Mode , Widgets in blueprints and in the end you will have fun complete playable turn based puzzle game

– if you like to code in C++ then it’s time to Convert the project to C++ . What are the best practice’s to do that  and my coding style .

the purpose of this game is to enhanced and develop unreal engine users how to understand the engine gameplay framework and how to solve your gameplay programming with these design patterns and learn to prototype first then convert to C++

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Welcome & Course Overview

Chapter 2: Setting Up The Project

Lecture 1: Project Files

Lecture 2: Blueprint VS C++

Chapter 3: Unreal Gameplay Frame Work

Lecture 1: 1.Intro To Unreal Gameplay Framework

Lecture 2: 2.Gameplay Frame Work Part1

Lecture 3: 2.Gameplay Framework Part2

Lecture 4: Unreal Engine Gameplay Framework

Chapter 4: Game Programming Design Patterns

Lecture 1: 0.Intro To Design Patterns

Lecture 2: Singleton Design Pattern

Lecture 3: State design pattern

Lecture 4: Observer design pattern

Lecture 5: Component design pattern

Lecture 6: Command design pattern

Lecture 7: Flyweight design pattern

Lecture 8: Object pool design pattern

Lecture 9: Game Programming Design Patterns Slides

Chapter 5: Setup Player Movement and Create the Node

Lecture 1: Player Movement Idea

Lecture 2: Create the Player Character & Controller

Lecture 3: Create the Animation Blueprint

Lecture 4: Create The Node Part1

Lecture 5: Create The Node Part2

Lecture 6: Player Movement Part1

Lecture 7: Player Movement Part2

Lecture 8: Player Movement Part3

Lecture 9: Player Movement Slide

Chapter 6: Create the pickups

Lecture 1: Create The Pickups

Lecture 2: Throwable Stone

Chapter 7: Create The Player Abilities

Lecture 1: Create The Fire Ability

Lecture 2: Teleport Ability

Lecture 3: Complete the player functions

Lecture 4: Throw Stone

Chapter 8: Create the Game Mode Functions & Widgets

Lecture 1: Create the Widgets

Lecture 2: Create the Game Mode Functions

Lecture 3: Complete the Widgets

Chapter 9: Create Khaimera Enemy

Lecture 1: Create The Base Enemy Class

Lecture 2: Create Khaimera Animation Blueprint

Lecture 3: Complete The Khaimera Blueprint

Lecture 4: Setting up the AI Logic

Lecture 5: Add Attack Collider

Chapter 10: Create the Turret

Lecture 1: Create the Turret Blueprint

Chapter 11: Create Revenant Enemy

Lecture 1: Create the Revenant Animation Blueprint

Lecture 2: Create the Revenant Blueprint Part 1

Lecture 3: Create the Revenant Blueprint Part 2

Chapter 12: Create Grux Enemy

Lecture 1: Create the Grux Animation Blueprint

Lecture 2: Create The Grux Blueprint

Lecture 3: Prepare The AI Logic

Lecture 4: Create The Patrolling

Lecture 5: Create The Increment Task and Hearing State

Lecture 6: Create The Attack State

Lecture 7: Add Attack Collider

Chapter 13: Blackout the Levels

Lecture 1: Block Out Map 1

Lecture 2: Block Out Map 2

Lecture 3: Play Test & Fix Code Part 1

Lecture 4: Play Test & Fix Code Part 2

Lecture 5: Play Test The Other Maps

Lecture 6: Fix Teleport Player

Lecture 7: Adding Trap Mechanic

Chapter 14: Convert the project to C++

Lecture 1: Coding Standers & My Code Style

Lecture 2: Create the classs part 1

Lecture 3: Create the classs part 2

Lecture 4: Create the AnimInstance Classs

Lecture 5: Create the Hero Class

Lecture 6: Create the Hero Input Part 1

Lecture 7: Create the Hero Input Part 2

Lecture 8: Complete the Hero Header File

Lecture 9: Create The Hero Functions Part 1

Lecture 10: Create The Hero Functions Part 2

Lecture 11: Create The Hero Functions Part 3

Lecture 12: Create The Hero Functions Part 4

Lecture 13: Create The Hero Functions Part 5

Lecture 14: Create The Turret

Lecture 15: Create The Patrol Path

Lecture 16: Create The Pickup Base

Lecture 17: Create The Throwable Stone

Lecture 18: Create The Base Node

Lecture 19: Create The Game Mode

Lecture 20: Create The Enemy Base Character Part 1

Lecture 21: Create The Enemy Base Character Part 2

Lecture 22: Create The Enemy Base Character Part 3

Lecture 23: Create The Enemy Base Character Part 4

Lecture 24: Create The Khiamera Attack AI Task

Lecture 25: Create The Grux AI Service

Lecture 26: Create The Find Patrol Path Task

Lecture 27: Create The Increment Index Task

Lecture 28: Create The Grux Attack Task

Instructors

Osama Sedik Ahmed
Programmer, Game Developer, Author

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