With the 2021 Epic MegaJam announced, you will be able to use this course to build a solid foundation to engage in the event.
This course teaches how to create a 3D map and motion controller-based navigation system for architectural models in virtual reality.
This course provides an overview of the learning portal and how to use it, including information on searching for content, tracking course progress, testing your knowledge, and earning skill badges.
This course provides advanced techniques, tips, and tricks for creating stunning architectural visualizations in Unreal Engine.
In this course, you’ll create four Blueprint templates that can be used in AEC projects including automatic doors, connected switched lights, Material switching, and construction scripts, learning essential Blueprint concepts in the process.
In this course, you’ll learn the core techniques you need to get started in game audio design in Unreal Engine.
In this course, you’ll learn the skills needed to become an intermediate-level environment artist in Unreal Engine.
This course provides an in-depth look at how UE4 renders out a single frame. Learn how real-time rendering impacts performance, features, and workflows.
In this course, you’ll learn the process of animating characters for virtual production in Unreal Engine from end to end—without the need to jump in and out of DCC applications.
This course dives into Unreal Engine’s animation pipeline, providing an insight into its evolution and explaining how to get the most out of it.
In this course, you’ll learn how to make the most out of Unreal Engine by utilizing Blueprints and C++ in ways that complement their individual strengths. By the end, you’ll be able to assess which option best fits your needs in your own projects.
In this learning path, you’ll gain the basic skills needed to create real-time architectural visualization experiences in Unreal Engine.
In this course, you’ll learn the fundamentals of working as a junior environment artist with Unreal Engine for the first time in a production scenario.
This master class explains how to develop plugins for UE4. Learn techniques and best practices for creating, compiling, and using plugins. This class is suitable for developers and non-developers alike.
This course explains how to create Materials using tileable textures that are blended together on a surface.
In this course, you’ll explore the Blueprint visual scripting system and how it can be harnessed for different types of projects.
In this course, you’ll learn how to create a Save Game system that enables players to save their progress and load it later.
This video introduces the fundamentals of the Blueprint Visual Scripting system. Learn what Blueprints are, how to create and work with them, and about some of the different types available.
This course explores how to use the Blueprint visual scripting system along with other Unreal Engine features to create gameplay elements and prototype ideas.
In this course, you'll learn how to reuse components to make fun, dynamic gaming experiences.
In this second part of a three-part learning course, you’ll learn how to add life to a Twinmotion project using built-in tools and assets. We’ll look at materials, landscape, entourage, lighting, and more.
Learn how to create a scene from scratch, from planning and prototyping to adding the elements that will take it to an alpha state.
In this master class, we explore ways to take your visualization pipeline to the next level. Learn how to build better meshes, Materials, and textures, as well as how to improve optimization and performance.
In this course, you’ll explore character actors in Unreal Engine, including AI-controlled actors, actors for networking, and more.
This course dives into the fundamentals of the Epic Games Launcher, creating projects, and adjusting project settings, as well as providing a tour of important project files.
In this learning path, you’ll find out how to use lighting in Unreal Engine to create realistic environments.
This course teaches you how to convert a Blueprint project to C++, explaining the core concepts of using C++ in Unreal Engine. Learn how to create an AI agent that senses, reacts to, and navigates the world around them.
This course demonstrates methods for creating the effect of burning wood using various material animation nodes and hand-painted textures. Learn how to create a real-time animated material in 15 minutes.
In this course, you’ll learn how to build a fully playable 3D space, from initial planning in 2D and rough blocking out using primitive Static Meshes, through adding more detailed geometry and final refinements like lighting and collisions.
In this course, author Joel Bradley explains how to create a tool that randomly scatters user-selected Static Mesh files inside a defined area, such as flowers in a flower bed.
This course teaches how to create a simple transparent water material to simulate a flowing water surface. Learn how to control direction of flow, speed, and opacity to achieve the results you want.
This course covers everything you need to know about creating architectural exteriors in Unreal Engine. Learn the process from start to finish, with a special focus on adding terrain, foliage, and other effects.
This course teaches new users how to create real-time architectural visualizations in UE4. Learn how to import your design using Datasmith, adjust lights and Materials, package your project, and more.
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In this final course of a three-part learning path, you’ll learn how to create images, movies, construction phase animations, and VR applications in Twinmotion.
This course explains how to create high-quality physically based shaders. Learn about working with Material instances at runtime using Blueprints, building Material parameter collections, and more.
This course walks you through the creation of a scene from Quixel's Rebirth cinematic, exploring the concepts and tools used.
This course teaches a technique for creating soft transparent, geometry-based clouds in under 20 minutes.
This course teaches a method for creating customizable road signs from a single plane, a Trim (or Sprite) sheet, and a tileable back material.
This course covers basic VR theory and best practices, adding teleportation and interaction into a VR scene in Unreal Engine, creating VR-based user interfaces, and optimizing your VR content.
In this course, you’ll learn how to project textures onto static mesh objects without the need for UV coordinates, and how these can be used effectively in production.
In this course, you’ll learn how to use audio in response to dynamic game events and conditions.
Learn how Unreal Engine is structured and how each part interacts with the others, as well as advice on best practices for working with the engine.
In this learning path, you’ll learn how to use the Blueprint visual scripting system to quickly and easily set up various elements of your project.
This course covers the fundamental steps in prototyping game levels, demonstrating how to build basic level geometry for blockouts using a variety of methods.
In this course, you’ll learn how to create googly eyes and add them to objects.
In this learning path, you’ll explore the basic concepts and techniques required for success in Unreal Engine.
In this three-part course, you’ll learn how to create a virtual reality game. First, learn how to create a flexible template you can use in all your VR projects.
This course covers how to use Datasmith to bring AEC and manufacturing 3D assets into Unreal Engine. Find out how to install Datasmith exporters, how to import and work with assets, and how to showcase the results.
We will gain an understanding of exactly what Paper 2D is, what tools it provides, and how it can help us realize a 2D based game in Unreal Engine.
This course introduces the basics of creating PBR (Physically Based Rendered) Materials for archviz, including how to use the Material Editor, supported texture formats, and using Material expressions.
This course has been designed to help you quickly get up and running with UVW Mapping process and to understand how it affects both static meshes and levels in Unreal when creating architectural visualization pieces.
In this course, we go through the steps for setting up your scene to make use of High Dynamic Range (HDR) sky domes. Discover the tools you need to make simple reusable outdoor lighting scenes.
In this learning path, you’ll learn how to create mixed reality experiences for the Microsoft HoloLens 2 using Unreal Engine.
Learn how to use Unreal Engine for virtual production and post-production, bringing together all the pieces of your workflow into a unified environment to create a short film.
In this course, we explore how to create an interactive widget for swapping Materials using Blueprints.
In this video, we look at the basics of global illumination in Unreal Engine. Get a breakdown of the key concepts as well as high-level insights and useful approaches to lighting in the engine.
In this learning path, you’ll explore rendering in Unreal Engine and how to improve scene performance and visual acuity.
In this video, we walk through the fundamentals of the Unreal Editor and its components, covering the interface, functionality, and important settings to adapt the Editor to your workflow.
This course will introduce you to the accessibility features in Unreal Engine. We’ll start off by touching on some common challenges and disabilities that your users might have, then demonstrate accessibility features that will give them the ability to customize their experience to both their personal preferences and needs.
This course introduces Unreal Engine's AI tools, exploring how AI agents work within a video game environment and the systems used to achieve realistic behaviors.
This class introduces setting up a project for packaging and deployment to multiple platforms, covering Windows, Android, iOS, and HTML deployment, as well as performance considerations to think about.
In this first part of a three-part learning course, you’ll get a comprehensive overview of the user interface and tools available in Twinmotion, and learn how to import ARCHICAD, Revit, SketchUp, and FBX content.
In this course, you’ll learn how to use Unreal Engine’s Terrain tools to create outdoor environments.
This course explains the basics of setting up lighting in Unreal Engine. Learn about the different types of lights, how to use them together, and how to add special effects like fog and reflections.
In this course, you’ll learn how to stream live character performances into Unreal Engine for virtual production.
This video covers the use of Blueprints to add functionality and usability to your Unreal Engine project. Learn the basics of Blueprints and find out how to create a fully functioning product configurator.
This course teaches Unity users how to transfer their skills to Unreal Engine. Learn about setting up, asset importing, lighting, Materials, scripting, packaging, and visual scripting.
This course teaches how to use the key features of Twinmotion 2020.2 and provides tips and tricks for getting the most out of the software.
Learn the basics of building shaders for games in this course, from creating your first material right through to customizing it to your requirements.
In this video, we look at creating and using Materials in a production environment. Explore the different types of Materials in Unreal Engine, the ingredients for creating them, and how to use them.
In this course, we look at improving workflows when working with Materials. Learn how to reuse Material settings, change a Material’s look without recompiling, and share global data into many Materials at once.
In this course, you’ll learn about the philosophy behind Materials in Unreal Engine, including how they’re made and how they can be manipulated to create different effects.
Learn the many ways to work with Materials in the engine, starting with an introduction to the general behind the scenes architecture, the concept of physically-based rendering (PBR), and how to work with textures.
In this course, you’ll learn how to use MetaHuman Creator to make realistic digital humans that are performance-capture-ready straight out of the box.
This course explores how to optimally prepare models in a 3D modeling program before they are used in Unreal Engine. You’ll learn the tools and techniques needed to make data transfer into the engine smooth and easy.
In this course, you’ll learn techniques to enhance performance and improve user experience when working on Unreal Engine projects.
In this course, you’ll learn about shotviz. Save time and money while filming on location when you scout and pre-plan setups using physically accurate lighting and cameras on a virtual location.
In this course, you’ll learn how to deliver high-quality Unreal Engine content to any device, anywhere, using the Pixel Streaming plugin.
This video introduces the many post processing features in Unreal Engine 4. Learn the basic concepts of post processing, how to manipulate settings, and how to use a variety of effects.
This course teaches the basics of moving design data into Unreal Engine from applications like 3ds Max, and introduces functionality like lightmaps, creating collisions, and adjusting textures in the engine.
This course explores importing CAD data to Unreal Engine via Datasmith. Learn how to correct geometry and Material issues in applications like 3ds Max, how to organize and set pivot points, and more.
In this course, you’ll learn about programming in Unreal Engine along with tips and tricks for creating and developing C++ projects.
In this course, you’ll explore real-time ray-tracing for virtual production cinematography. Learn how to use ray-traced lighting to emulate real-world cinematic lighting principles for interior scenes.
In this introductory course to compositing in Unreal Engine, you’ll learn the basics of creating an A over B composite. Follow along and learn different techniques to get the best results from the Composure plugin.
This class dives into the essentials of real-time rendering. Learn key concepts and terminology, get insight on workflows and limitations, and find out why performance is one of the most crucial elements.
This course takes you through the process of rendering a frame in Unreal Engine and provides tips for achieving the best results.
This course explains how to export models from Revit to Unreal Engine, how to swap materials, migrate elements from other projects, enhance surfaces, light the scene, and then create a real-time multi-camera animation.
In this course, we walk through the steps for leveraging SketchUp designs in Unreal Engine, including a look at the tools and techniques that can improve the process.
In this course, we’ll look at all aspects of sound and space, exploring how correct use of sound can make the spaces in a game feel more realistic and immersive.
This course explains the look development process for Studio Lighting, looking at the assignment of IES light profiles, light panels for fill lighting and reflections, and how to create a turntable Blueprint.
This course teaches strategies for non-technical animators and artists to achieve stylized renders with post-process Materials. Learn the theory, methodology, and tools to experiment in your own projects.
Learn everything you need to know to become a real-time animator in just four weeks.
This course will help you understand what Fortnite Creative is and how to start using it in a classroom setting.
In this course, you’ll learn how to teach interactive 3D skills by integrating Unreal Engine into your lesson plans.
This course looks at the Twin Stick Shooter project, walking through a Blueprints/C++ workflow. Learn the coding framework, including how to build up characters, how to pass damage via Blueprints, and much more.
In this course, you’ll get an introduction to Unreal Engine 5 and explore the first steps for starting a new project in it.
In this course, you’ll find out how to use audio mixing and audio effects to craft compelling video game soundscapes.
This course introduces the techniques you’ll need to create outstanding lighting in UE4. Learn how to master the subtle adjustments that can make lights in Unreal Engine breathtaking.
In this course, we break down the nuances of lighting architectural scenes to perfection. Discover how lighting affects every aspect of a project's success, from realism to exposure to performance.
Learn the key workflows used to select and modify Actors, and how Level Blueprints can be leveraged to drive Actor properties.
In this course, you'll get an introduction to Unreal Engine's Animation system, exploring the Blueprint Editor and various other tools by animating a wolf character.
In this course, we'll take a introductory look at the fundamental knowledge that will aid you in working with and navigating around Unreal Engine.
In this course, Luis Cataldi provides an introduction to Unreal Engine's Physically Based Rendering system, diving into the Material Editor and showing how to create a base Master Material.
In this course, you’ll get a comprehensive breakdown of the key components that make up Unreal Engine.
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In this course, we’ll look at moving projects over to Unreal Engine 5. Find out how to upgrade existing projects, explore the new editor changes, and take a look at the new streamlined UI.
In this course, you’ll learn about using Unreal Engine’s multi-track editor to create archviz, including setting up a scene, linear vs. non-linear workflows, how to make a movie from the output, and more.
In this course, you’ll learn how to use Enumerations in the Blueprint visual scripting system, starting with the basics through to more complex and useful real-world applications.
Discover how to showcase your designs in Magic Leap using Unreal Engine.
In this course, you’ll learn how to create project setup and asset templates which will make it faster and easier to get up and running with new projects. Screen reader support enabled.
In this course, you’ll get started with Twinmotion 2020 and learn how to synchronize data from ARCHICAD to Twinmotion in one click.
This course dives into the Datasmith Dataprep tools, exploring how they can be used to understand and control data before importing it to an Unreal Engine project from programs like Revit or SketchUp.
This learning path will help you begin your journey with modern virtual production pipelines. You'll learn how to work with the Unreal Editor, projects, file structures, and more. You'll also get to know the basics of producing content in real time and gain a better understanding of key aspects of performance and design consideration.
In this comprehensive 12-course series, you’ll learn how to harness the power of Unreal Engine for immersive games on the Oculus Quest and Rift headsets.
In this course, you’ll learn the basics of architectural visualization in Unreal Engine. Find out how to navigate the Editor, import your files, and get started building a scene.
In this course, you’ll get a foundation in using Unreal Engine for film and TV projects, including how to use the multi-track editor and Materials system, how to set up camera values for virtual production, and more.
In this course, you’ll learn the fundamentals of game development in Unreal Engine and explore the roles and responsibilities of developers in the game industry.
In this course, you’ll get to grips with the Blueprint visual scripting system, exploring how to work with data in the tool.
In this video series, we explain how to import scenes into Unreal Engine using Datasmith. Learn how to use a template to simplify setup and get the most out of metadata with Blueprints and Python scripts.
In this course, you’ll learn everything you need to know to start creating worlds in Unreal Engine.
This course dives into Sequencer in Unreal Engine, looking at everything from simple translational movements to animations, particle effects, Blueprints, and more.
This introductory course to Unreal Engine 4 and the Unreal Editor will take you through the basics of project creation, navigation, and finding your way around the UI, as well as touching on lighting and Blueprints.
In this course, you’ll get an introduction to the basic systems and tools that are required for animation in Unreal Engine, starting off with a look at Skeletal Meshes and the Animation Blueprint.
In this course, you’ll learn how to create basic user interfaces for the user using the Unreal Motion Graphics (UMG) UI Designer.