Easy AR in Unreal Engine 5 – Simple XR Game Development

Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 48.0 KHz
Language: English | Size: 702 MB | Duration: 1h 24m
Learn how to design your own AR game from scratch using Unreal Engine 5

What you’ll learn
Gain an excellent general knowledge of video game design.
Learn how to design games using Unreal Engine 5
Product designing
Learn the architectural way of game design

Description
What You’ll Learn

Build an Augmented Reality Project from Scratch

Test Augmented Reality with a Phone Camera

Experience

Unreal experience recommended

No augmented reality experience necessary

What You’ll Need

We’ll show you how to get everything you need for this course.

Epic Games account (free)

Epic Games launcher (free)

To install Unreal Engine 5.0 Early Access

Windows computer

Unreal runs slow even on M1 Mac with Parallels Windows Virtual Machine

Android Studio 4.0

To launch Unreal project on an Android device

Android device with armv64

iOS device not recommended without a Mac

All source files provided!

Open with the Epic Games Launcher

We’ll be using Blueprints to write the scripts for this project. We won’t be using C++. Blueprints are a great alternative for beginners. As a game developer, you should know how to use BOTH blueprints and programming languages.

Visual scripting

Alternative to C++

Great for beginners

Easier to debug

Good to know both

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Who this course is for:
Anyone who wants to learn to code the fun way – by making games.
Anyone who wants to switch to game designing
Anyone who wants to learn game design