Unreal VR Dev: Make VR Experiences with Unreal Engine in C++
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Unreal VR Dev: Make VR Experiences with Unreal Engine in C++ at UDEMY Overview
Duration | 17 hours |
Total fee | ₹420 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Beginner |
Credential | Certificate |
Unreal VR Dev: Make VR Experiences with Unreal Engine in C++ at UDEMY Highlights
- 17 hours of video content
- Earn a certificate upon successful completion
- Gain Lifetime Access to Courseware
Unreal VR Dev: Make VR Experiences with Unreal Engine in C++ at UDEMY Course details
- Beginner to intermediate UE4 developers looking for a fun way to enhance their skills.
- Advanced UE4 Developers wanting to understand the unique challenges of VR.
- Oculus Rift or HTC Vive owners wanting to create their own experiences.
- Understand and explain the unique challenges presented by VR hardware such as motion sickness.
- Recreate the most common mechanisms of VR games such as teleportation, spatial UI and object interaction.
- Compare solutions to VR challenges and assess which perform best in a given context.
- Choose the most appropriate mechanisms for their own games and projects.
- Learn to build beautiful Virtual Reality experiences. This course, created in collaboration with Epic Games, teaches you everything you need to know to build your very own VR apps and games in the world class Unreal Engine.
- Unreal is a massively powerful game engine that puts performance and graphics first. It includes industry-grade VR tools that power some of the best high-end experiences on the market such as Robo Recall. That's why Unreal is the perfect tool to create your own VR experiences.
- Virtual Reality is being used to develop apps and experiences for a broad range of industries beyond games. You can do Architectural Visualisation by walking around a building before it is built. You can sketch and sculpt car designs directly in 3D without a modeller. And of, course, you can play games in a completely different way.
Unreal VR Dev: Make VR Experiences with Unreal Engine in C++ at UDEMY Curriculum
Architecture Explorer
Course Promo
Welcome And Course Orientation
Getting Into VR
Movement Section Overview
Basic Controller Movement
Importing An ArchViz Environment
Playspace Movement and Colliders
What Is VR Sickness?
Line Tracing A Teleport Destination
Importing And Using Materials
Fades, Timers and Teleporting
Projecting Onto The NavMesh
PostProcessing Materials
Dynamic Material Instances
Adjusting Radius With A Curve
Creating Tunnel Vision
Hand Controller Components
Parabolic Teleport Pointer
Using A USplineComponent
Dynamically Constructing UObjects
Deforming Meshes With Splines
Extracting A Hand Controller Actor
Querying Overlapping Actors
Haptic Feedback Effects
Climbing Motion
Climbing Motion Part 2
End Of Section Review
Light Painter
User Interface Section Introduction
Creating A VR Pawn Setup
Binding Actions To Motion Controllers
3D Painting With Spline Meshes
Performance Bottlenecks
Performance Optimisation
Reducing DrawCalls With Instancing
Rotating & Scaling Stroke Meshes
Instanced Mesh Materials
Saving Game State
Loading A SaveGame
Serialising The Game State
Serialising Actors To Structs
Renaming C++ Base Classes
Introduction To Vector Design
Understanding Good VR Design
Designing User Interface For VR
Ergonomic 3D UI Layout In Unreal
UI Widget Interaction In 3D
Converting A Design To UMG - Part 1
Converting A Design To UMG - Part 2
Converting A Design To UMG - Part 3
Binding UPROPERTY to UMG
Spawning Widgets In C++
Converting PaintingPicker to C++
Naming Each Slot Uniquely
Iterating Over All SaveGames
Populating The Game List UI
Binding Text Widgets To C++
Setting TextBlock Content From C++
Button Actions And Splash Screens
Parsing Level Options In GameMode
Loading Save Games In GameMode
Handling Saving In GameMode
Initialize - BeginPlay For Widgets
Hooking Up The Add Functionality
Clearing Children of UPanelWidget
Connecting a LeftHandController
Adding Menus To Hand Controllers
Overriding a Scene Component
Refactoring SaveAndQuit
Create a Pagination Dot Widget
Spawning a Pagination Dot
Editing UPanelSlot in C++
Transparent Widgets In The World
Calculating Number Of Pages
Mid-section Quiz
Refreshing The Pagination State
Latching an Analogue Input
Moving Between Pages
Updating The Pages
How To Become A VR Master
End of Section Quiz
Self Assessment and Next Steps
Unreal VR Dev: Make VR Experiences with Unreal Engine in C++ at UDEMY Entry Requirements
- Prerequisites: An Oculus Rift or Steam VR compatible headset.
- A PC or Mac meeting the minimum specifications of the headset.
- Comfortable with using UE4 editor for basic scene editing.
- Able to use the UE4 Blueprint editor to make basic behaviours.
- Able to use C++ to create actors with basic behaviours.
- Not mentioned
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