Unreal Engine 5 Ultimate Blueprint Beginner’s FPS Tutorial | Udemy

Unreal Engine 5 Ultimate Blueprint Beginner’s FPS Tutorial

Create a FPS Game in Unreal Engine 5 in 4 hours – Learn Engine Basics, UMG, AI, FPS Development

This course will help you develop a FPS game in Unreal Engine 5 in 4 hours.

This course will cover UMG.

This course will cover creating a basic enemy AI.

The enemy AI will attack you.

This course will cover creating a basic health bar and ammo counter.

This course will cover dying as a player and restarting.

This course will cover basic animation blueprints.

This course will cover weapon animation switching and reloading.

This course will cover making the FPS weapons fire and do damage of which there will be two, an assault rifle and a pistol.

This course will cover creating the FPS character and then UMG and enemy AI.

This course will cover creating a character that jumps, sprints and crouches.

This course will cover the basics of creating a landscape in Unreal Engine.

This course will cover the basics of creating your own world in Unreal Engine.

Thank you for purchasing the course and I hope you enjoy it.

IF it does not teach you what you want, please recommend a new course for me to record and teach and I will try my best to help you understand the topic you wish to understand from my viewpoint.

I have 8 years’ experience in Unreal Engine, 9 years’ experience in game development.

I have an electrical engineering degree from the University of Missouri – Columbia, the first electrical engineering school in the country (U.S.A.) founded by Benjamin Franklin and supported by Thomas Edison.

I received a 3.1 GPA after completing the coursework in just over 2 years, was offered a teaching assistant role as an undergraduate and informed about the graduate program from an overseeing faculty professor but did not choose to pursue a Master’s Degree as I have many other hobbies and had already began my pathway down learning VIDEO GAME DEVELOPMENT in UNREAL ENGINE.

Thanks for trying this course. If you like it, keep ahold of it.

Trust me, it’s little things you forget.

Best Regards,

-Dr. Loveless