Developing Metaverse: Your first VR Game in Unreal Engine from Udemy

Start one of the most promising careers in IT - become a VR developer. You will learn how to create your first Oculus Quest game, even if you have zero background. You will know the essential parts of Unreal Engine - from level design, to materials and textures, from lightning setup to visual programming in blueprints.

We will learn:

How to install and configure Unreal Engine for VR development
Why we should not start learning from Unreal Engine 5
Basics of creating maps and level design
Material shaders and textures
Sounds and music
Blueprints visual coding
Working with assets
Optimizing performance for VR and mobile
Designing and developing our VR game
Packaging app for Oculus Quest
Tons of tips, tricks and workarounds which you can not find in official documentation

Why you should take this course?

Start one of the most promising and highly-paid careers ever - Unreal Engine and VR developer.
VR is the next web: in the coming 5-10 years, most of the web would transform into Metaverse. We would transfer from 2d websites and mobile apps to interactive world in Virtual and Augmented reality. The biggest companies nowadays - such as Meta (Facebook), Apple, Epic Games, Tencent, Microsoft and hundreds of others make their bet on virtual reality.
Unreal Engine is one of the most powerful and versatile tools nowadays - it is widely used in a range of industries - from games to VR development, from industrial training to virtual movie production, from architectural design to automotive user interfaces.
Start now and be the one to build products of the future.

What do you need to take this course:

Windows based PC (No, Mac is not suitable for VR development)
Oculus Quest or any other VR headset

What's inside

Learning objectives

Building applications for oculus quest
Designing and developing vr games
Working in unreal engine

Working with materials and textures
Optimizing content for fast performance in mobile and vr games

Building applications for oculus quest
Designing and developing vr games
Working in unreal engine
Working with materials and textures
Optimizing content for fast performance in mobile and vr games

Syllabus

Quick overview on what's inside the course

Quick overview of the course

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Getting the Unreal Editor. UE4 or UE5?

Creating first project

Basics of working in Unreal Engine 4

Lightning basics

Materials basics

Textures basics

First look at Blueprints

Be able to create VR application and run it on Oculus Quest

Configuring Unreal Engine for VR development

Building for Oculus Quest

Overview of Unreal Engine VR Template

Overview of VR Template Blueprint code

Let's fight motion sickness!

Create your own VR arcade game

Cleaning up existing VR template

Adding sword

Create our Level

Setting up VR Pawn

Adding fruits

Destruction system

Adding real assets

Optimizing Marketplace assets

Working with Child Actors - Create Watermelon

Adding other fruits

Creating custom destruction system

Improving visuals

Adding new hand model

Despawning fruits

Adding sound effects

Making our custom sword model

Working with sounds

Adding sound to sword

Score system

Input system and animation blueprints

Starting & Ending game, Triggers

Super secret hint - fake lightning

Adding Environment assets

Using SceneCaptureCube

Optimizing Environment

Adding game logic

We've done it!

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Develops skills in Unreal Engine, in high demand in the IT industry

Starts with the basics of working in Unreal Engine, making it suitable for beginners

Taught by Dmitry Vasilyev, who has worked extensively in the field of VR development

Provides hands-on experience through building a VR game for Oculus Quest

Teaches optimization techniques for performance in mobile and VR games

Relies on Unreal Engine 4, which may not be the latest version available

Requires a Windows-based PC and an Oculus Quest or compatible VR headset, which may pose financial barriers for some learners

Career center

Learners who complete Developing Metaverse: Your first VR Game in Unreal Engine will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

VR Developer

A VR Developer designs, develops, and tests virtual reality applications and games. A VR Developer typically uses programming languages, software development tools, and game engines to create interactive virtual environments that can run on VR headsets and other devices. This course helps build a foundation in Unreal Engine and VR development, which are valuable skills for a VR Developer to have.

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Game Developer

A Game Developer designs, develops, and tests video games. A Game Developer typically uses programming languages, software development tools, and game engines to create interactive games that can run on consoles, PCs, and mobile devices. This course helps build a foundation in Unreal Engine, which is a widely used game engine in the industry. This course is particularly helpful in building skills in VR game development.

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Technical Artist

A Technical Artist creates and implements textures, models, and other digital assets for video games and other interactive media. A Technical Artist typically has a strong understanding of 3D modeling, texture mapping, and lighting. This course helps build a strong foundation in Unreal Engine, which is widely used in the video game industry.

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3D Artist

A 3D Artist creates and manipulates 3D models and animations for video games, movies, and other media. A 3D Artist typically uses software to create and texture models, and to create animations using skeletal rigging. This course helps build a foundation in Unreal Engine, which is a widely used software in the 3D art industry.

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Game Designer

A Game Designer designs gameplay and levels for video games. A Game Designer typically works with programmers and artists to create the rules, mechanics, and levels of a game. This course may be helpful for a Game Designer to gain experience in VR game design.

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Animator

An Animator creates and manipulates animations for video games, movies, and other media. An Animator typically uses software to create character animations, facial animations, and other types of movement. This course may be helpful for an Animator to gain experience in Unreal Engine.

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Simulation Engineer

A Simulation Engineer develops and uses simulations to model and analyze real-world systems. A Simulation Engineer typically uses programming languages and software to create simulations of physical systems, such as weather patterns or the behavior of machines.

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UX Designer

A UX Designer researches, designs, and evaluates user experiences. A UX Designer typically gathers feedback from users to improve the overall usability and accessibility of a product.

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Web Developer

A Web Developer designs and develops websites. A Web Developer typically uses programming languages and web development tools to create and maintain websites.

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Computer Science Teacher

A Computer Science Teacher leads and teaches one or more courses in computer science. A Computer Science Teacher focuses on providing clear and engaging instruction, facilitating effective discussions and student projects, and assessing student learning. A Computer Science Teacher's responsibilities sometimes include developing course curriculum, grading assignments, and providing feedback to students to support their progress. This course may be useful for a Computer Science Teacher to gain a practical foundation in Unreal Engine and virtual reality development.

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Systems Analyst

A Systems Analyst designs and implements computer systems. A Systems Analyst typically works with users to gather requirements, and then designs and implements systems to meet those requirements.

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Software Developer

A Software Developer designs, builds, and maintains software applications. A Software Developer typically uses programming languages and software development tools to build and test software, including web applications, mobile apps, and desktop applications. This course may be useful for a Software Developer to gain experience in Unreal Engine.

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Data Scientist

A Data Scientist collects, analyzes, and interprets data. A Data Scientist typically uses programming languages and statistical software to analyze data, and to build machine learning models.

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IT Consultant

An IT Consultant provides consulting services to organizations on the design, implementation, and management of IT systems. An IT Consultant typically has expertise in a variety of IT areas, including software development, networking, and security. This course may be helpful for an IT Consultant to expand their knowledge and skills in Unreal Engine and VR development.

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Database Administrator

A Database Administrator designs, implements, and maintains databases. A Database Administrator typically works with database software to create and manage databases, and to ensure that data is secure and accessible.

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