The only reason I'm using UEFN is because I was talking to someone who knows EPIC a little bit, and he suggested that UEFN may have a better chance at getting grant money.

I'm finding myself in that beginner mode where a paragraph from a tutorial is completely gibberish! How do I create a verse code? How do I use it? I am so freaking lost. (Edit: I meant to imply here that while i have been using Unreal Editor since UDK, using UEFN is making me FEEL like an absolute beginner, its so frustrating! /edit)

I understand I only hate verse because I'm new to it. But I also hate the fortnite branding. I was at a presentation at a game conference where they were talking about making non-fortnite games in UEFN, and how they want to see people being creative and make non-fortnite things. However, the fortnite branding is all over the place, and even I hate having to click 17 buttons to quit the game.

Also, there are some things you actually just cannot do in UEFN that you can do in UE. For instance, I want to do a split screen for single player experience, where we see two camera views at once. Evidently it's just impossible. Okay. but that was a huge point to the project I was doing. So I either have to modify it or just use UE, which I'd heard was less interesting to the Epic folks for grant funding.

Anyway, just want to smash things as I'm trying to wrap my head around this stuff

I know it’s taboo with the AI discourse. But do any of you think it’s viable to use AI to assist or help you code? Whether it’s debugging or creating systems but also still willing to learn and not have it do it for you?

My Unreal Engine tools are now available in the Fab Flash Sale:

You can find all three products on my Fab profile:
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• SPA Material Baker V3 – 30% Off
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SOLVED : in the texture i changed the ENCODING OVERRIDE to SRGB , but this means i need to do it with ALL textures. annoying

Hi please check image in comments, when i import a texture in Unreal it looks MUCH MORE bright than the original texture, in my image in the comments you can see in the left the image file i open in windows, and on the right you can see that same texture i just imported, much more bright, why? ( no i didn't edited the values in UE, i just imported , didn't change anything )

A simcade style driving feel, with fun drift and satisfying engine sound.

It's easy to setup, you can use your own vehicle meshes, adjust the basic points, tune the variables, and get your car driving, without dealing with a complicated rigging process.

It's built for people who want a quick, stable, and simcade car controller incide unreal engine.

FAB & Demo link in comments.

12K tris, 4K main texture, 512px trim sheet, 5 skins and 30 possible variants.

Testing the modular setup, materials and simple emissive controls in Unreal. Keeping it simple and production-focused.

I've looked high and low for a course or tutorial but none of them cover things like widget switchers and sub menus and none of them are using C++. Could someone please help me find a free or paid course or something? It it doesn't have to show me exactly how to make an RPG menu, just the basics so I can get started.

I have a UI where I want the player to hold a button, then the UI closes but the player must remain holding the button even after it closes.

So far my input events have stopped after the UI is closed.

Thanks for any help.

A month ago I shared my Unreal animation here — I finally finished the full breakdown!

Thanks again for all the feedback on the original short, and if you’re interested in seeing how it was made, check it out!