Download TomLooman – Professional Game Development in C++ and Unreal Engine 2022-7

Course description

Professional Game Development in C++ and Unreal Engine is a complete course for teaching game development with Unreal Engine. Welcome to my tutorial on game development with C++ in Unreal Engine. In this project-based course, you will build a third-person action game and gain a comprehensive understanding of Unreal Engine C++ game development architecture. Whether you’ve been programming for years or just starting out, this course is designed to help you master Unreal Engine and advance your game development career.

What you will learn in this course:

Building a game framework with C++
Combining C++ and Blueprint for flexible game logic
Unreal gameplay systems
Principles of event-based programming
Artificial intelligence programming (behavior trees, blackboard, EQS, custom nodes C++)
And …

Who is this course suitable for?

Computer science or game development students
Studio employees who have just started working with Unreal Engine C++ or are on their way to mastering it
Any professional programmer looking to retrain themselves in Unreal Engine
Intermediate Unreal developers looking to improve their C++ skills and learn new features
Those who are serious about becoming a professional in game development
Students/programmers who still don’t know if game development is for them (this is a great look at how game programming works)

Course specifications :

Publisher: TomLooman
teacher : Tom Looman
English language
Education level: intermediate to advanced
Duration: 25 hours and 11 minutes
Number of courses: 113
File format: mp4

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Course prerequisites:

This course isn’t for those without any programming skills whatsoever, there simply isn’t time to teach general fundamentals of functions/variables and all the amazing intermediate/advanced content into a single course. You should have some fundamental skills in programming, but it doesn’t have to be C++. I went from C# into C++ myself pretty seamlessly (it was much easier than I had anticipated!), other languages like Java, Python, etc. will do just fine too!