using the most up to date version of UE, does the starter course guide still translate well?

@@Worlldsinger Yes there are no changes in the Starter Course between UE5.0 and the newest version. The only different part of the course is that back then we couldn't enable Nanite on foliage. Now we can!

Good videos mate wish they were longer. Would you do a video of what the next generation of gaming will look like?

How far behind do console games lag these cutting edge game engine features? Even the best games on console now look like they are far behind the best demos we have seen of unreal engine 5.

good day sir how to fix this error? "UATHelper: Packaging (Android (ASTC)): ERROR: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. PackagingResults: Error: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object."

I would guess that a good part of CDPRs fees to Epic will be paid in Unreal Engine improvements.

I was thinking the same thing WRT terrain features. It'd be pretty difficult to make something like a city-builder game without the ability to randomly generate a landscape and then alter that landscape at runtime.

@@radarodonnellI hope so

cpu multi threaded impvoements? how u know it is coming? please share so i read! thnx

We already have it with the voxel plugin. BF was not true deformation btw

Because most don't understand it themselves and are just rushing out videos to be first and play to the algorithm

performance boost for powerful cpu & gpu, not for older cpu & gpu, sad.

​@@aryantzh2028 bruh, multi-core rendering and processing works for all multi-core processors, which is pretty much everything since 2006, unless you're still using XP on a Pentium 3.

Thanks for the timestamps!

@@MonsterTamerBloba You're welcome!

I feel like this is more geared towards the movie production side of unreal.

You are just fine. Unreal UI sucks, badly designed.

Epic have said they aim to release substrate as complete when it has the same or better performance as the current material system, so here’s hoping.

I'm excited because substrate can replace shaders and decal effects. For example if you want to make an object look frozen or burnt you can apply substrate directly to the texture rather than a fake looking shader or decal.

Substrate's complexities are optional. If you are treating it like a normal PBR material the performance will be the same and in some cases it will be more performant

@UnrealSensei Honestly, as I am only creating linear content with it, substrate is the most exciting feature for me right now. Our company only recently mde the switch to Unreal and it took me a long time to build a custom shader library with master materials tailored to our needs. But as there is almost no feedback, let alone good tutorials on the subject and I have limited ressources for RnD and substrate is mutually exclusive to the current material system, I am still hesitant to make the switch. I know you can use the conversion node and Unreal supposedly already makes that conversion automatically for all existing materials, but again, I´m not super experienced yet and was just dreading that a lot of things already being actively used in our projects would break and I wouldn´t be able to fix it easily... When I started out, I was really excited to use material layers, as these are the closest to what I was used to coming from offline renderers. I even started building our master materials to use them, but then discovered some major drawbacks: Until today, I couldn´t figure out why I wasn´t able to animate material parameters in sequencer ( i don´t remember if it was just for the blending function or the whole materials), which was a deal breaker. Another drawback was that you couldn´t mix translucent materials with any other materials correctly, but thats not possible with anything else but substrate as well... So...just as inspiration...If you´re deciding on what tutorials to work on, something that covers not just substrate in general, but specifically all the things you need to consider when rebuilding your existing material library, I would be VERY interested...:)

You'll never see them in real life.

It’s all going to be useless if they don’t get performance fixed. Graphical fidelity has been greatly increasing but performance is in the crapper for the last few years

Right, Ive always wanted to be an architect but more so a video game maker. Still spend 3hrs minimum daily in gaming. All I ever did is mod command and conquer games and copy and paste codes.

Do you make more short form tutorials for specific functions? I.E. a grapple hook

thats in the vid is it not? He literally mentions glass...

Unintended pun?

And the upscaling support too. Even though they have beef with apple, they’ve actually been cranking out updates to bring better unreal engine to macs by improving support in the dev tools. I think that’s the most important thing is development parity with pcs. You can’t build great games for mac if you’re running a mac and your IDE is puking or wont let you run the tools with all the features you need for testing and building.

You can do it 😁 go finde channel: sir fansi. He have 3 new video tutorial for 2D game really good tutorial

All I want is physics side and animation side of the engine to get an upgrade Chaos destruction, animation system etc etc

I really think this is simply not the point of UE and there are tons of good 2d engines already

Bro no offense but if u wanna make a 2d game then just go with unity? Why think about unreal if it's a 2d game? I'm sure the game doesn't need realistic graphics

just use unity?