Unreal Engine 5: Beginner's Course

Learn the basics of Unreal Engine 5 by making your own game-ready level from scratch!
What you'll learn
How to install and navigate Unreal Engine 5
How to import Quixel Megascans assets through Quixel Bridge
How to place and transform different world geometries
How to create and apply textures, layers, and materials
How to add details, effects, and lighting
How to optimize your level to game-ready performance

Description
Make your own game-ready level with one of the most up-to-date level design courses on Udemy: Unreal Engine 5 Beginner’s Course

In this tutorial series, we will focus on how to make your own game-ready level from scratch using Unreal Engine 5 Early Access.

Master The Basics

Within the first few sections, you will learn how to install Unreal Engine 5 and set up your first Blueprint project. Through easy-to-understand tools and interfaces, you will be comfortable navigating Unreal Engine in no time.

Quixel Megascans

As Quixel Megascans are the foundation of this course, you will learn how to import and prepare high-resolution Megascans assets to elevate the photorealistic experience of your level.

In-depth Level Design

You will then go hands-on with complete level design covering how to

Place and transform different world geometries

Create and apply textures, layers, and materials

Add details, effects, and lighting

Game-Ready Environment

But it is not enough for your level to look good, but it also has to perform. You will learn how to use different game optimization tools to optimize your level to game-ready performance.

With the Unreal Engine 5 audio system, you will be able to compose sound cues to add to the overall feel of your scene making your level showcase ready!

You made it!

Upon completion of this course, you will have a better understanding of level design workflow and also have the skills necessary to translate your own ideas for different game environments.

Who this course is for:
Complete beginners with no prior experience
Game programmers who want to get into level design
Experienced game developers who want to brush up their skills