Epic is working hard to release good quality tutorials 😀
I often check the official Unreal Engine YouTube channel for new stuff. I’m happy to add those new tuts below to my UE4 links (guide, tut) page. You will find them all under the Blueprint section 🙂
10 – Blueprint favorites
Quick Shot 08 – Adding interaction
Quick Shot 09 – More Blueprint communication
Quick Shot 10 – Adding 3D widgets
Quick Shot 11 – Expose on spawn
Quick Shot 12 – Random streams
Hello dear readers,
As you notice, Stevie’s corner as completely change his look 🙂 I wanted a new look and also make some sections of the site more visible. Many menus and links as been updated to reflect the current state of the Unreal Engine and also I’m happy to mention my new UE4 resources page for those who will jump into the new engine 😀
Notice the search function is now available by the black magnifying glass located in the grey bar at the right of the Unreal Tournament main menu 😉
I’m happy to add this brand new UE4 resources page for you all. I’ve searched and gather all the links to all tutorials made by Epic to date 😀 To get started, here is a message from Tim Sweeney 🙂
Pack # 57 ! deviantArt link.
I didn’t saw this awesome trailer until today. Once again, Epic show us they know how to push the engine further ahead ! There is also plenty of tutorials available at the Unreal Engine page 😉
From Epic “Unreal Engine 4 is a professional suite of tools and technologies used for building high-quality games across a range of platforms. Unreal Engine 4’s rendering architecture enables developers to achieve stunning visuals and also scale elegantly to lower-end systems.
Revolutionary new workflow features and a deep toolset empower developers to quickly iterate on ideas and see immediate results, while complete C++ source code access brings the experience to a whole new level.
Unreal Engine technology powers hundreds of games as well as real-time 3D films, training simulations, visualizations and more. Over the past 15 years, thousands of individuals and teams and have built careers and companies around skills developed using the engine.”
My buddy Achernar made us a big surprise at UOF when he post this yesterday 😀
These are a selection of Nobiax meshes converted to ASE format for the UT3 / UDK engine. A second UV map was constructed for light mapping purposes and a custom collision hull was made where appropriate. Most meshes are at 1x scaling.
This pack contains the ASE files ONLY! You need to go to Nobiax page and download his packs. Inside the archive is a ReadMe.htm that contains URL embedded images to re-direct you to Nobiax page so you can get the UV texture maps 🙂 The archive can be download here.
For reference, the first version was posted on Epic forums many months ago. This new pack brings the meshes of Nobiax up to date as of 17th March 2014.
He also made a very well done tutorial that explain how to use Blender to convert models to .ase format for import into Unreal Engine 🙂
Be sure to grab the latest version of this classic if you didn’t already ! The latest changes make this remake a must 😀 Grab it here.
Pack # 56 ! deviantArt link.
