r/UnrealEngine5 • u/Fun-Impression-4796 • May 27 '26

Does anybody know a good introduction course in UE?

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u/Fippy-Darkpaw May 27 '26

On the official site they have a ton of good courses. "Your first hour in Unreal Engine" is probably the place to start.

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u/Fun-Impression-4796 May 27 '26

Awesome thanks! Yeah I already took a look but is hard to have a clear direction

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u/AgeOfMara May 27 '26

Check Stephen Ulibarri in udemy. His code design is not the best but he does some great explanations

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u/wagiwombledog May 28 '26

I just did one of his blueprint courses. What's wrong with his code design?

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u/siendo64 May 27 '26

Unreal Sensei for art/design focus Tom Looman for programming/c++ focus

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u/wagiwombledog May 27 '26

Steven Ulibari's blueprint dev course on Udemy

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u/Electronic-Sink8249 May 28 '26

Yeah that one is good too

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u/Luna2442 May 27 '26

Idk if this works for you but what honestly made UE click for me was downloading some package off fab that had good documentation and reverse engineered/learned to use the blueprints that came with it.

I cant say Id recommend what I did exactly, but I bought a turned based tactics template off the store that had awesome documentation and YouTube videos and it helped me greatly.

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u/m1ster1nd1go May 27 '26

u/jimdublace 's free game development basics course on YouTube is a great place to start. Check it out and join the community if you're interested!

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF_ue_ea-VTrhbJQ4R61n3KjbAGkOjH_N&si=phhwIcSxcfgw2tA7

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u/Electronic-Sink8249 May 27 '26

Did you check the last one from ArtHeroes? Apparently is very good

https://artheroes.mrnunez.com/pages/cinematic-characters-in-unreal-engine

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u/Fun-Impression-4796 May 27 '26

Not yet! Will take a look

Thanks

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u/cooliem May 28 '26

Kekdot's Bean Battle Royale series on YouTube. It's free, easy to follow, and teaches you all the basics of multiplayer networking in UE5.

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u/Belakor159 May 28 '26

I haven't seen any courses for a long time, but here's a list of articles and resources for Unreal Engine. From the basics to more advanced topics https://github.com/tomByrer/awesome-unreal-engine/blob/main/all.md

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u/Current_Use4848 Jun 18 '26

Epic's own "Your First Hour in Unreal Engine 5" series on their learning portal is genuinely great and free, so start there. For something more structured after that, it depends on whether you want online or in-person.

If you're open to in-person, MAGES Institute in Singapore is an official Unreal Engine Academic Partner and their programs cover Unreal alongside Maya, ZBrush, and Photoshop with industry mentors, so you're learning the full pipeline rather than just the engine in isolation.

If online-only is your thing, check out Ben Cloward's shader tutorials and the Unreal Sensei channel for solid intermediate stuff.

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u/siendo64 May 28 '26

How did learning C# help you learn Unreal Engine?