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Defining the core elements of the shooter

Defining the game we are going to develop

Developing the character mechanics and the 3Cs

Project Creation

Blueprints basics and adding a double jump

Add camera shake while moving and landing

Add sprint ability to our character

Add a crosshair to our HUD

Line trace to simulate bullets

Spawning an explosion to where the bullet hit

Creating the game mode and the state of the game

Create the goal blueprint and set up the win condition for our game

Creation of the intel blueprint and its interaction

Checking if all the intel is gathered in order to win

Creating the guard

Guard movement

Guard Patrol behavior

Making the guard see us and stopping the patrol action

Guard ability to report us and make us lose the game

Losing sight of the main character

Guard looking for the player state

Adding a text renderer to let the player know the guard state

Learning to the debug logic in the Guard

Shooting the guard

Fixing patrol location bug

Creating the map and teaching the basic mechanics

Finishing the map and testing the game

Description:

Embark on a comprehensive tutorial to create your first person shooter game in Unreal Engine 5. Begin by defining core elements and character mechanics, then dive into project creation and Blueprint basics. Master essential features like double jump, camera shake, sprint ability, and HUD crosshair. Implement bullet simulation, explosion effects, and game mode setup. Design win conditions, create interactive elements, and develop AI-controlled guards with patrol behaviors and player detection. Learn debugging techniques, map creation, and game testing. By the end, gain a solid foundation in FPS game development using UE5's powerful tools and systems.

Creating Your First Person Shooter Game in Unreal Engine 5 - UE5 Beginner Tutorial

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