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Not what I'm looking for. I am wanting to build my own game with limited coding ability, but there are no explanations of the coding factor. I'm way behind your programming ability at this point. Any ideas?

you dont need c++ blueprints can handle anything!

I would need to rewatch this many times. 🫣

bro you are stupid what you said at the end is wrong you can do everything that you can in any other engine and more so please shut up and stop lying to people

do not use c++ on ue5

C++ is C sharp's evil twin thats actually adopted 😭

Even popular game studio should use it, so we can wait for months for a game release, not 4 years, anyways, great video

I think those paid tutorials were only worth 14$. If someone offers discounts that steep I immediately see a whole bunch of redflags.

Great video dude

Your journey is inspiring! I think I'll start practicing for an hour or so a day. I have a scene in mind I want to be able to create but it's quite elaborate lol, gotta start somewhere.

Brother u made me like physics again

This is really good! I was looking for a physics-based way to do it, and was going to use a rotational method but realized through your video that using that would be completely unecessary and I just made it more complicated for myself. Thank you!

10:20 YOU JINXED IT BRO! :(

This channel is a gold mine

best, clearest explanation of this topic I have found yet

hi how learn??

46:50 Don't know what you meant, but radians are not 'a fraction of pi'. Pi itself is in radians, and a radian is a unit of measure.

This was invaluable to me as I am learning game development. I greatly appreciate this lecture/tutorial! World Class!!!!!

Unity is publically traded now, so now it's beholded to corporate shareholders. They will ALWAYS now, forever, unless they ever went private again, will always be required to get maximum profit margin possible. They'll threaten developers again.

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I am at the level where moving around the ++ to make a # makes C# similar to C++. :) . I have made good progress so far.

21:20 Um Will thats a monitor

I've heard it's good to learn some easier engines first if im new to gamedev, but unreal seems so exciting to learn and so powerful that i cant help but take the challenge to try and learn it. Is there anyone here more experienced to tell if I'm really making a mistake and wasting my time?

ermm sexy video?

As someone fascinated by pixel art but overwhelmed by all the resources and things to learn, this video was a godsend. Funny, educational, comforting and overall motivating! I love your humor and editorial style, please don’t spontaneously combust

Bro was trying to draw his goals to get them atleast on paper

Course is on sale atm. Got it for like $16 :D

Best video there is 💪

C++ I’m just over here using nodes xD

wow. how unnecessarily complicated. why dont you just use expl eul for both x and v?

You have such an amazing mindset for learning, it's refreshing to see someone actually recognize how much of a progress they are making. You didn't just motivate me to learn pixel art but also taught me a new way of treating myself and my accomplishments, thank you

unreal also takes 5% of earning over £1 million. Which is great as i'm never getting to £1 million in sales lol

Subnautica flashback moment at 2:40

This is cool and all, but I'm more concerned with practical approaches to physics. For example: how to resolve collisions between 1000 objects so that the game can still run at 60 fps. Or how to make sure that a stack of 10 boxe remains standing instead of falling apart.

I'm more humble than you are 😝

lovelly thank you very much man

Thanks for sharing your journey! I love seeing people's process towards education. Lovely work and very funny!

Damn 😮

Bro your PC specs please 🙋🏻‍♂️

Hpw did you learn what size to make the HUD health bar and stuff is it also a bunch of 16 by 16 put together left to right?

Holly math batman. I'll just stay working at the Dairy Queen

The lack of ue5 tutorials on TH-cam is discouraging and demotivating, we desperately need our Brackeys for ue 😞

GODOT has gone full retard (woke) soooo....

Your video really gives me a big inspiration to start pixel art. I want to make a game and design the art in the game by myself, but the process of learning how to draw is really long, especially since I'm 28 now and need to work. I think pixel art might be a better option to start with, but I don't know where to begin. Having you show me your learning process step by step is really really helpful. Thank you so much! (Sorry for my poor English.)

love the subnautica music <3

I think you forgot to switch on your microphone on your shirt. Anyway great video. I gave up un pixel art yesterday and instead started modelling in Blender and render my tiles etc.

but i don't do any physics, why shout at me :c

0:50 Here is what he did for people that want a plan to start FIRST COURSE CONTENTS (pixel art fudementals) 1] -line work -circles & curves -spheres -dithering -outlines -highlighting & shading ( and hue shifting technique ) -basic animations (rotating) -camera angles 2] -item design, 8×8 ,16×16 (weapons , stone ,wood , food etc..) - sorta ui , 8×8 icons -fonts -button animations 3] Combining all these skills to make a scene SECOND COURSE CONTENTS -character design 16×16 -using bases to create more characters -animation ( idle/run/jump/punch/hit ) -monster design -animate monsters Then he studied -tile sets -backgrounds and parallax bg -used a word generator to practice (timed and not timed) - sized up canvas to 32×32 to practice more details - practice drawing from reference 11:40

Just unsubbed ai like dalle is trained off tons of stolen art I am assuming this is the same with audio. The two points you brought up about people’s arguments about why not to use ai is one of many. I have a few reasons why I dislike ai the first one is what I previously said about it being trained off stolen artwork. My next reason is that ai is very soulless it lacks the creativity that work from actual artists have.

Very humorous but educational. Please keep up the good work!