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Unreal Engine 5 C++: Advanced Frontend Ui Programming - AD-TEAM - 08-14-2025 ![]() Unreal Engine 5 C++: Advanced Frontend Ui Programming Published 5/2025 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 14.18 GB | Duration: 21h 12m Create AAA Frontend UI/Menu Experience in Unreal Engine 5 using C++ and Common UI What you'll learn Set up a modular UI framework using Unreal Engine 5's Common UI system and C++ Create and manage widgets using widget stacks with gameplay tags and async loading Develop a fully functional options menu Tab navigation, Dynamic details panel, Modular setting categories Game User Settings system for saving/loading config values Build a complete input remapping system Use input preprocessors to detect and process player input dynamically Start Up and In-Game Loading Screen Utilize Common Activatable Widget, Widget Stacks, Common Text Block and more Custom Data Objects for List View Item generation Requirements Basic Experience with C++ in Unreal Engine is required Description In this comprehensive course, you'll build a fully-featured, AAA-quality frontend UI system entirely from scratch using Unreal Engine 5's Common UI framework and C++. From layered menus to full gamepad support, you'll learn how to create immersive and modular interfaces designed for real-world projects.You'll start by setting up the core UI foundation. We'll create a primary layout widget, register widget stacks using gameplay tags, and implement asynchronous functions for pushing widgets onto the screen. Once that's in place, you'll build a responsive "Press Any Key" screen and display it using your new widget flow.Next, you'll create a dynamic main menu system. We'll use Common UI buttons backed by native C++ classes to add contextual button descriptions, action buttons, and a flexible confirmation screen. We'll also ensure full gamepad support is seamlessly integrated. Along the way, you'll learn how to structure UI features in a modular, reusable way for both Blueprint and C++ projects.Once the core menu is complete, you'll move on to building a robust options menu. This system will feature tab buttons at the top, a detailed view panel on the right, and support for multiple settings categories including gameplay, audio, graphics, and input. You'll learn how to combine data objects with Unreal's Data Registry system to dynamically populate the UI.After setting up the structure, we'll focus on functionality. You'll implement logic to reset values to default, customize how list entry widgets are generated, and create a custom Game User Settings system to store and load player preferences from config files.With that foundation in place, we'll dive into creating audio and video settings. You'll add controls for adjusting window mode, resolution, shadow quality, frame rate limit, and more-while managing data dependencies and conditional logic properly for a clean, scalable architecture.Finally, you'll implement startup and in-game loading screens that integrate seamlessly into your project's UI flow, giving players a polished experience from launch to gameplay. Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 2 Some Common Questions You May Have. Lecture 3 What is Common UI? Lecture 4 Create a C++ Project Lecture 5 How to Get Help? Section 2: Set Up Common UI Lecture 6 Set Up Common UI Section Overview Lecture 7 Set Up Test Map Lecture 8 Frontend Player Controller Lecture 9 Set View Target Lecture 10 Widget Stack Gameplay Tags Lecture 11 Primary Layout Widget Lecture 12 More On Transient. Lecture 13 Register Widget Stack Lecture 14 Debug Helper Lecture 15 Frontend UI Subsystem Lecture 16 Push Soft Widget To Stack Async Lecture 17 BP Async Action Lecture 18 Implement Async Action Lecture 19 Template Layout Lecture 20 Press Any Key Screen Lecture 21 Animate Press Any Key Screen Lecture 22 Developer Settings Lecture 23 Frontend Function Library Lecture 24 Section Wrap Up Section 3: Main Menu Lecture 25 Main Menu Section Overview Lecture 26 Get Desired Input Config Lecture 27 Common Button Base Lecture 28 Button Widget Blueprint Lecture 29 Main Menu Widget Lecture 30 On Any Key Pressed Lecture 31 Button Text Style Lecture 32 Button Description Text Lecture 33 Description Text Widget Lecture 34 Bound Action Buttons Lecture 35 Common Input Data Lecture 36 Before using Gamepad. Lecture 37 Testing with Gamepad Lecture 38 Confirmation Screen Lecture 39 Confirm Screen Info Object Lecture 40 Init Confirm Screen Lecture 41 Native Push Confirm Screen To Modal Stack Lecture 42 BP Push Confirm Screen To Modal Stack Lecture 43 Confirm Screen Widget Blueprint Lecture 44 Quitting The Game Lecture 45 Section Challenge: Story Screen Lecture 46 Solution: Story Screen Lecture 47 Section Wrap Up Lecture 48 Fix Menu Issues Section 4: Options Menu Lecture 49 Options Menu Section Overview Lecture 50 Set Up Options Screen Lecture 51 Custom Bound Action Buttons Lecture 52 Binding Bound Action Buttons Lecture 53 Common Tab List Widget Lecture 54 Tab List Widget Blueprint Lecture 55 List Data Object Lecture 56 List Data Object Collection Lecture 57 Options Data Registry Lecture 58 Get or Create Registry Lecture 59 Handle Tab Creation Lecture 60 Testing Tabs With Gamepad Lecture 61 On Options Tab Selected Lecture 62 Section Wrap Up Section 5: Gameplay Tab Lecture 63 Gameplay Tab Section Overview Lecture 64 Common List View Lecture 65 List Entry Widget Base Lecture 66 List Entry Widget Blueprint Lecture 67 String Data Object Lecture 68 Set List Source Items Lecture 69 Data List Entry Mapping Lecture 70 On Generate Entry Widget Lecture 71 String Entry Widget Lecture 72 String Entry Widget Blueprint Lecture 73 On List Item Set Lecture 74 String Dynamic Options Lecture 75 On Data Object Initialized Lecture 76 Initialize String Entry Widget Lecture 77 On Button Clicked Lecture 78 Advance To Next Option Lecture 79 On Owning List Data Object Modified Lecture 80 Game User Settings Lecture 81 Data Interaction Helper Lecture 82 Data Dynamic Setter and Getter Lecture 83 Construct Interaction Helper Lecture 84 Apply Settings Lecture 85 On Item Hovered Or Selected Lecture 86 Native On List Entry Widget Hovered Lecture 87 Toggle Highlight State Lecture 88 Select This Entry Widget Lecture 89 Details View Widget Lecture 90 Details View Widget Blueprint Lecture 91 Populate Details View Lecture 92 Update Details View Lecture 93 Data Default Value Lecture 94 Data Reset Logic Lecture 95 Gather Resettable Data Lecture 96 On Reset Button Clicked Lecture 97 Reset Data Lecture 98 Test Options List With Gamepad Lecture 99 Modify Value Through Gamepad Lecture 100 Regain Focus For Gamepad Lecture 101 Display Description Image Lecture 102 Section Wrap Up Section 6: Audio Tab Lecture 103 Audio Tab Section Overview Lecture 104 Header List Entry Lecture 105 Header List Entry Widget Blueprint Lecture 106 Find Child List Data Recursively Lecture 107 Is Item Selectable Or Nagivable Lecture 108 Scalar Entry Widget Lecture 109 Scalar Entry Widget Blueprint Lecture 110 Scalar Data Object Lecture 111 Construct Scalar Data Object Lecture 112 Initialize Scalar Entry Widget Lecture 113 Volume Config Variables Lecture 114 Hints on Setting the Overall Volume Lecture 115 Set Current Value From Slider Lecture 116 Toggle Scalar Entry Highlight State Lecture 117 Reset Scalar Data Lecture 118 Music Volume Lecture 119 Section Challenge: Sound FX Volume Lecture 120 String Bool Data Object Lecture 121 Construct String Bool Data Object Lecture 122 Use HDR Audio Mode Lecture 123 Test Audio Tab With Gamepad Lecture 124 Section Wrap Up Section 7: Video Tab Lecture 125 Video Tab Section Overview Lecture 126 Challenges Ahead Lecture 127 Run Hardware Benchmark Lecture 128 String Enum Data Object Lecture 129 Construct String Enum Data Object Lecture 130 Package Project Lecture 131 Resolution Data Object Lecture 132 Init Resolution Values Lecture 133 Resolution To Value String Lecture 134 Edit Condition Descriptor Lecture 135 Add Edit Condition Lecture 136 On Toggle Editable State Lecture 137 Package Build Only Edit Condition Lecture 138 Window Mode Edit Condition Lecture 139 Edit Dependency Data Lecture 140 Update Widget Editable State Lecture 141 Display Gamma Lecture 142 String Integer Data Object Lecture 143 Overall Quality Lecture 144 Resolution Scale Lecture 145 Global Illumination Quality Lecture 146 Shadow and Anti-Aliasing Quality Lecture 147 More Settings for Graphics Quality Lecture 148 Vertical Sync Lecture 149 Frame Rate Limit Lecture 150 String Table Lecture 151 Test Video Tab with Gamepad Lecture 152 Section Wrap Up Section 8: Control Tab Lecture 153 Control Tab Section Overview Section 9: Loading Screen Lecture 154 Loading Screen Section Overview Learners who want to deepen their knowledge of UI programming with C++ and Common UI,Learners who want to build production-ready, scalable, and modular UI architectures,Learners whose projects require layered menus, settings, and gamepad support,Learners ready to transition to a C++ based, more powerful and flexible UI framework,Learners who need reusable UI modules like options screens, input remapping, and loading screens DDownload RapidGator NitroFlare |