2.5D Platformer Game Dev Beginner Friendly Course UE 5

2.5D Platformer Game Dev Beginner Friendly Course – UE 5, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 180 lectures, based on 16 reviews, and has 2604 subscribers.

You will learn about Use Unreal Engine 5 and all its 2D and 3D base features for creating games. Create A Fully Packaged Game Use Sprite Art and Sound for game design Beat procrastination and finish your game development projects by using the power of Planning and Scoping. This course is ideal for individuals who are Unity Developers shifting to Unreal Engine or Beginners looking to learn how to use Unreal Engine or Tutorial Hoppers who are looking for a more rounded course about game development where you make a small but satisfying game. It is particularly useful for Unity Developers shifting to Unreal Engine or Beginners looking to learn how to use Unreal Engine or Tutorial Hoppers who are looking for a more rounded course about game development where you make a small but satisfying game.

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Summary

Title: 2.5D Platformer Game Dev Beginner Friendly Course – UE 5

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 180

Number of Published Lectures: 179

Number of Curriculum Items: 180

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 179

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Use Unreal Engine 5 and all its 2D and 3D base features for creating games.

Create A Fully Packaged Game

Use Sprite Art and Sound for game design

Beat procrastination and finish your game development projects by using the power of Planning and Scoping.

Who Should Attend

Unity Developers shifting to Unreal Engine

Beginners looking to learn how to use Unreal Engine

Tutorial Hoppers who are looking for a more rounded course about game development where you make a small but satisfying game.

Target Audiences

Unity Developers shifting to Unreal Engine

Beginners looking to learn how to use Unreal Engine

Tutorial Hoppers who are looking for a more rounded course about game development where you make a small but satisfying game.

Made for absolute beginners getting into Game Development Unreal Engine. Learn how to create a 2.5D platformer in Unreal Engine.

Platformers are one of the best ways to get into game design. Learn how to get a platformer up and running in a fully playable state. You will go from a blank project through all the steps a good game developer takes to make a fully playable game.

The pacing is set just right so you never get confused or go into a topic without the right amount of knowledge.

Through the course you aren’t just going to make a copy paste of what I make. Instead, I’m going to teach you how to think like a game designer so you will be able to create the games that you want to.

My hope for you is that after this course you will go out and finish the game idea that you have had on your mind and launch it. As an avid gamer myself, I can’t wait to go on the journey you will create.

For anyone coming from UNITY ENGINE, this is the right course for you. It teaches everything you need to get up to speed using blueprints to create the games you want to make. Built by a company run by Game Developers.

Good luck.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Overview

Lecture 1: Overview On What You Will Be Learning

Chapter 2: V 2.0 – Setup and Planning Phase

Lecture 1: Get Unreal Engine And Start The Project As A Blueprints Project

Lecture 2: Setting Up The Developer Level

Lecture 3: Installing Paper ZD and Change Unreals Starting Level

Lecture 4: Adding A Player Character Blueprint to the world

Lecture 5: Importing Art into Unreal Engine for the player character

Lecture 6: How to manage sprites and flipbooks

Lecture 7: How to plan out your game using DCAA principles

Chapter 3: V 2.0 – Creating A Fun And Well Rounded Player Character (Under Updates)

Lecture 1: In depth explanation of how to add controller inputs.

Lecture 2: Left and Right movement with Keyboard and Controller

Lecture 3: Add constraint, fix stick drift and set player position

Lecture 4: Setting Up PaperZD for animation management

Lecture 5: Play Idle Animation through PaperZD

Lecture 6: Play The Run Animation through PaperZD

Lecture 7: Changing sprite direction based off movement direction

Lecture 8: Adding The Audio Files For The Footstep sounds and how to make your own audio

Lecture 9: Adding Spatial Running Sound When The Sprite Foot Lands

Lecture 10: Using Comments to organize blueprints nodes

Lecture 11: Control Setup and Code For Adding A Jump

Lecture 12: Adding A Jump-Start animation

Lecture 13: Jump Animation Transitions logic

Chapter 4: Original Videos VIDEOS V 1.0 – Planning Phase

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Planning Overview

Lecture 3: Planning The Main Menu

Lecture 4: Level Planning Part 1

Lecture 5: Level Planning Part 2

Lecture 6: Planning Recap

Lecture 7: Adding Jump-Start Sound

Chapter 5: Making A Working Player And Level

Lecture 1: Create New Project

Lecture 2: Create A Developer Level

Chapter 6: Player inputs

Lecture 1: Create A Player Blueprint

Lecture 2: Creating A Player Blueprint Part 2

Lecture 3: Player Inputs Part 1

Lecture 4: Player Inputs Part 2

Lecture 5: Player Inputs Part 3

Lecture 6: Camera Changes And Character Movement Polish

Lecture 7: Creating Your First Platforms

Chapter 7: Level Triggers

Lecture 1: Next Level Trigger Part 1

Lecture 2: Next Level Trigger Part 2

Chapter 8: Moving Platforms

Lecture 1: Making A Moving Platform Part 1

Lecture 2: Making A Moving Platform Part 2

Lecture 3: Making A Moving Platform 3

Lecture 4: Some Code Commenting

Chapter 9: Player Health and Health Bar

Lecture 1: Creating Player Health

Lecture 2: Creating A Simple Health Bar

Lecture 3: Adding A Health Bar To The Screen

Chapter 10: Game Over Screen

Lecture 1: Pre-Fixing Some Bugs

Lecture 2: Adding A Player Death System

Lecture 3: A Simple Game Over Screen

Lecture 4: Adding A Transparent Background To Game Over Screen

Lecture 5: Blueprint Commenting And Organizing Code Before Moving Forward

Chapter 11: Game Development Multiple Tutorials

Lecture 1: Making The User Interface Controllable

Lecture 2: Death Menu Interface Finalization

Lecture 3: Review Of The Work Done So Far And Looking Forward

Lecture 4: Simple Melee Enemy Player Detection And Movement

Lecture 5: Making The Enemy Do Area Damage To The Player

Lecture 6: Adding The Enemy To Our Developer Level

Lecture 7: Adding A Health To The Melee Enemy

Lecture 8: Adding An In Game Health Bar To The Melee Enemy

Lecture 9: Creating A Spawning Player Sword Attack

Lecture 10: De-spawning The Sword And Adding Damage

Lecture 11: Finding Mistakes In Blueprint Code And Testing For Fixes

Lecture 12: Creating A Moveable Block

Lecture 13: Level Design And Some Advice On Doing Good Game Development

Chapter 12: Ranged Enemy Design – Simple

Lecture 1: Basic Setup For Ranged Enemy

Lecture 2: Understanding Blueprint Child Classes

Lecture 3: Make The Ranged Enemy Spawn Projectiles

Lecture 4: Adding Damage To The Ranged Enemy Projectile

Lecture 5: Polishing Enemy Projectile Movement And Player Hit Detection

Lecture 6: Navigation Changes And Adding A Floor That Kills The Player

Chapter 13: Level Design And Organization

Lecture 1: Level Design And Development Organization Part 1

Lecture 2: Level Design And Organization Part 2

Lecture 3: Level Design And Organization Part 3

Lecture 4: Level Design And Organization Part 4

Chapter 14: Boss Enemy Development Build Setup

Lecture 1: Setting Up A Basic NPC

Lecture 2: Initial Setup For The Final Boss

Lecture 3: Simple Boss Health And Movement Setup

Lecture 4: Boss Attacks And Boss Phases Setup

Chapter 15: User Interface Development

Lecture 1: Pause Menu Part 1

Lecture 2: Pause Menu Part 2

Lecture 3: Main Menu Setup

Lecture 4: Positioning The Main Menu In Game

Lecture 5: Main Menu Code

Lecture 6: Activating Different Main Menu Panels

Lecture 7: Setting Up A Level Selection Menu

Instructors

Hyper Dev
Unreal Engine Courses For People Who Want To Make Full Games

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