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Make A 2D Action Platformer In Unreal Engine 5 - OneDDL - 10-05-2024 ![]() Free Download Make A 2D Action Platformer In Unreal Engine 5 Last updated 8/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 15.25 GB | Duration: 13h 0m Learn how to make a 2D Action Platformer similar to Mega Man with Paper 2D in Unreal Engine 5! What you'll learn How to make an Action Platformer similar to the Mega Man Series Unreal Engine Blueprints, starting from the basics up to advanced usage Character abilities such as Wall Jumping, Sliding and more Different types of 2D projectiles and shooting Create 4 different types of Enemies and their AI How to create 2D levels with tile sets and tile maps Best Practices for 2D and 2D/3D hybrid games in Unreal Engine How to make a dynamic camera system Requirements No prior programming or Unreal Engine experience needed! You'll learn everything you need to know. Description Welcome to the Make a 2D Action Platformer in Unreal Engine 5 Course.This course will teach you everything you need to know about Unreal Engine and Blueprint Visual Scripting to become able to make your own games!Through teaching Unreal Engine on YouTube and also in person at a Japanese Game Dev school for the past couple of years I've gained an understanding of what students are really looking for and designed this course to teach you the process of making games with Unreal Engine.By making a 2D Action Platformer like Mega Man you'll first learn how to import 2D Sprite Sheets and how to use them to create a character that feels fun to control!We'll use the Enhanced Input System to bind actions such as moving, jumping and shooting to the keyboard and then update the character animations accordingly by using the PaperZD Animation Graph.After that we'll implement the projectiles and shooting system for the player and also create a health and damage system that will be shared between the player and enemies and is created in a modular fashion.We'll also add more and more abilities to the player such as a charge shot, Wall Jump and Ground Slide.Not only will you learn how to implement these abilities using best practices, but you'll also learn the way of thinking and problem solving that is necessary to create similar abilities for your own games!We'll also create 4 different enemy types that all have different AI behavior.We'll handle things such as turning around when walking into a wall or before falling off a ledge, detecting if the player is close and chasing them and much more.Lastly we'll look at how to build 2D stages using Tile Sets and Tile Maps and then put everything together we've learned so far to create a complete action platformer level! Overview Section 1: Course Orientation Lecture 1 Curriculum Overview Lecture 2 Why make 2D Games with Unreal Engine? Lecture 3 What Version of Unreal Engine to use (UE5.3) Lecture 4 How to ask for help Lecture 5 Backing Up Your Projects Section 2: Unreal Engine 5 Crash Course Lecture 6 About the Unreal Engine 5 Crash Course Lecture 7 How to Install Unreal Engine 5 Lecture 8 How to create a new Project Lecture 9 How to navigate the Editor Lecture 10 Content Drawer and Blueprints Lecture 11 How to make a simple Blueprint Lecture 12 Adding functionality to our Blueprint Lecture 13 Useful Keyboard Shortcuts and Tips Lecture 14 How to debug your games Section 3: Paper 2D Basics Lecture 15 What are Paper 2D and PaperZD? Section 4: Basics and Character Movement Lecture 16 Action Platformer Overview Lecture 17 Asset Download Lecture 18 Project Creation and Settings Lecture 19 Preparing all of our Sprites Lecture 20 Inheritance and making the Character Blueprint Lecture 21 Possessing the Player and Camera Setup Lecture 22 Setting Up Inputs and Movement Lecture 23 Setting Up Animations with PaperZD Lecture 24 Improving Character Movement Lecture 25 Making the Iconic Mega Man Jump Section 5: Making the Player Projectile Lecture 26 Creating Projectiles Lecture 27 Creating Flipbook VFX Lecture 28 Enabling the Player to Shoot Lecture 29 Limiting the Amount of Shots Section 6: Health and Damage System Lecture 30 Creating the Enemy Base Lecture 31 Health and Damage System Lecture 32 Damage Flash Material Lecture 33 Damaging the Player Lecture 34 Player Knockback and Stun Section 7: Advanced Player Abilities Lecture 35 Making the Charged Shot Lecture 36 Organizing Variables Lecture 37 Charge Material Flashing Lecture 38 Cube Grid and Greyboxing Lecture 39 Wall Slide System Lecture 40 Wall Slide Animation and Wall Jump Lecture 41 Building the RootMotion Plugin on Mac and Linux Lecture 42 Implementing the Ground Slide Lecture 43 Improving the Slide Section 8: Checkpoints and Respawn Lecture 44 Respawning the Player Lecture 45 Checkpoint System Lecture 46 Fall Detection Section 9: Enemies and AI Lecture 47 Making the First Enemy AI Lecture 48 Shooting Enemy AI Lecture 49 Projectile Knockback Lecture 50 Making a Flying Enemy Lecture 51 Making the Chaser Enemy Section 10: User Interface Lecture 52 UI Introduction Lecture 53 Designing the Health UI Lecture 54 Making the Health UI Functional Section 11: Adding Sound Effects Lecture 55 How to Play Sound Effects Lecture 56 Adding the Remaining One-Off Sounds Lecture 57 Animation Dependent Sounds Lecture 58 Looping Sounds Section 12: Level Creation Lecture 59 Making 2D/3D Hybrid Levels Lecture 60 Preparing our Tile Sets Lecture 61 How to Make a Tile Map Lecture 62 Fixing Exposure and 2D Settings Lecture 63 Using the Orthographic Camera Lecture 64 Orthographic Camera Changes with UE 5.4 Lecture 65 Making a Dynamic 2D Camera System Lecture 66 Planning out our Level Lecture 67 Blocking out the Level Lecture 68 Decorating the Level Lecture 69 Implementing the Win Condition Lecture 70 Placing the last Fall Detector Lecture 71 Framerate Settings for Packaged Build Lecture 72 Finished Project FIles Section 13: Extra: Ladder Climbing Lecture 73 Ladder Climbing System Lecture 74 Releasing the Climbing State Section 14: Bonus: What's next? Lecture 75 Bonus Lecture Beginner and Intermediate Unreal Engine developers,Game Designers that want to make Action Platformers Homepage Recommend Download Link Hight Speed | Please Say Thanks Keep Topic Live No Password - Links are Interchangeable |