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Shekar V With a clear goal of making a career in the field of Visual Effects, Shekar completed his VFX Professional Course in 2010 and got placed in a well-known postproduction house called Pixelloid. He was a Passionate And Dedicated Educator With a Prolific Experience of More Than a Decade in Training Various Programs. Over The Years, I have Trained More Than 3000 Students In Pixelloid Studios, Hyderabad. Maya Certified Professional, PluralSight Certified, Udemy Courses, Unreal authorized Instructor

Shekar V

Senior VFX Generalist & Senior Faculty

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In this course, you’ll be introduced to the Unreal Engine 5, a popular platform for game development and creation of cutting-edge 3D environments in real-time, video games, VR/AR, training, architectural visualization, and many other growing fields.

Course Offered

UNREAL - INTRODUCTION
Duration: 1 week
Starting: 23rd January 2023
  • An Overview of Unreal Engine Interface and workflows
  • Creating projects using templates.
  • Importing data into your project.
  • Introduction to PBR materials
  • Introduction to lighting
  • Introduction to Landscape.
  • Overview of Blueprints
  • Creating a basic Level
  • Playing your Game
UNREAL - FOUNDATIONS
Duration: 6 Months
Starting: 23rd January 2023
  • Editor Basics
  • Working with static meshes
  • Materials & Lights
  • Animation
  • Physics and collisions
  • Post Process volumes
  • Blueprints
  • building environments
  • Particle system with Niagara
UNREAL - GAMING
Duration: 3 Months
Starting: Coming soon!
  • Introduction to the course
  • What is Gameplay Designer
  • Actor class
  • Pawn class
  • Character class
  • Game Play mechanics
  • Combat System
  • Widget Blueprint Introduction
  • Post Process Volume
  • Creating on Overlap
  • Interacting with Another Actor
  • Placing Sound & Effects
  • Level changing and saving the game
  • Exporting
UNREAL - CINEMATIC & VIRTUAL PRODUCTION
Duration: 3 Months
Starting: Coming soon!
  • Introduction to Compositing with Composure
  • Creating 3D environments
  • Motion/Facial Capture with Rokoko
  • Virtual Collaboration with VR
  • Tracked Camera and Take Recorder Workflows
  • Utility Blueprints for Virtual Cameras
  • Real-time and virtual production pipelines
UNREAL - AR / VR
Duration: 12 Months
Starting: Coming soon!
  • VR / AR Experiences and Game development with Unreal Engine

Frequently asked questions

UNREAL ENGINE 5

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No. Unreal Engine 5 remains free to download, and comes fully loaded and production-ready out of the box, with every feature and full source code access included.

As was the case for UE4, under the terms of the standard EULA, UE5 is free to use for learning, and for developing internal projects; it also enables you to distribute many commercial projects without paying any fees to Epic Games, including custom projects delivered to clients, linear content (such as films and television shows) and any product that earns no revenue or whose revenue falls below the royalty threshold.

A 5% royalty is due only if you are distributing an off-the-shelf product that incorporates Unreal Engine code (such as a game) and the lifetime gross revenue from that product exceeds $1 million USD; in this case, the first $1 million remains royalty-exempt. There are also options for custom licenses. Contact us for more information.

Unreal Engine is a C++ video game engine based on the Unreal Tournament game series. Game developers use game engines like Unreal to take some of the “grunt work” out of developing a video game. For example, a game engine might have already established tools that allow you to do things like control the lighting and physics in a game, create models, and more. This saves the game developer a lot of time, allowing them to focus more on things like the graphics and the storyline rather than details like how the lighting behaves in your game. As far as game engines go, Unreal is an incredibly robust one that offers a wide range of tools “out of the box.” Its expansive features make it great for developing large-scale games while also staying approachable for beginners.

Coding is not a requirement in Unreal Engine, but most would recommend brushing up on programming fundamentals. Unreal Engine uses an integrated visual scripter, which gives you the scripting blueprints you need to develop a game without having to write a single line of code yourself. Additionally, Unreal has an easy-to-use interface, making it easier to create and connect the nodes that make up your game’s logic. However, in order to make use of these blueprints, it helps to have some familiarity with programming basics. Unreal Engine uses the C++ programming language. It’s one of the more intricate languages to learn, but mastery is not required to make even large-scale games using Unreal Engine. Though learning C++ isn’t necessary, the best approach is to know enough to use a mix of the blueprints and C++ when developing in Unreal.

One of Unreal Engine’s best advantages over other game engines is its graphics and rendering technology. Unreal Engine is associated with many AAA titles that utilize its photorealistic rendering, lifelike animations, and dynamic physics, among other effects. This engine is truly one of the leaders in terms of graphics. Another great advantage is its out-of-the-box instruments. It has building blocks called blueprints, making it relatively easy to assemble and adjust different game elements, even for beginners.

UnrealScript is the native scripting language for Unreal Engine before the release of Unreal Engine 4. Similar to Java, UnrealScript is object-oriented. Designed for simple, high-level development, game developers used it to author gameplay events and game code. It additionally contains built-in features that make gameplay implementation much more efficient. Beginning with Unreal Engine 4, the engine no longer supports UnrealScript. Instead, C++ is the game scripting language of choice for Unreal Engine.