EP02 Building Unreal Engine 5 from Source

Building Unreal Engine 5 from Source
00:49 Required Accounts
01:28 Downloading UE5 Source
02:46 Installing Prerequisites
04:09 Building with Visual Studio
07:03 Launching UE5
Links:
UE on GitHub
www.unrealengine.com/ue-on-gi...
Unreal Engine Repository
(Only accessible after connecting GitHub with Unreal Engine account)
github.com/EpicGames/UnrealEn...
Downloading Unreal Engine Source Code
docs.unrealengine.com/5.2/en-...
Building Unreal Engine from Source
docs.unrealengine.com/5.2/en-...

[@klovvin]

Thank you for making this series !

[@thaninake]

Thanks, very useful clip.

[@D0T2910]

Is the Unreal Engine Repository still there? i am logged in and have both accounts connected.
Everytime just: 404 This is not the web page you are looking for.

[@CarrelSpace]

Yes, the UE5 repo is still there. It might take sometime for Epic to grant access.

[@RonnyBTokin]

you have to login in the top right after gaining access, then it will open for you

[@GameDevAraz]

do i really need source code? whats is it? cant i use unreal vs without it?

[@CarrelSpace]

You would need the engine source code if you are planning to create a dedicated, authoritative game server. A dedicated game server is where the game logic is hosted on a remote server and every player is a client. As opposed to a listen server where one player is the host and a client while all other players are clients. If you are planning to create a listen server, you can use the UE5 binary installed via the Epic Games Launcher.

[@GameDevAraz]

@@CarrelSpace ok, is that because bp cant be stored there? only code? either way, thats cool to know, thanks