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UE5 Getting Started Guide

The UE5 Getting Started Guide is aimed at new game developers, providing essential steps for installing Unreal Engine 5 and starting projects using templates. It covers key concepts like Blueprints for visual scripting, building levels, adding gameplay elements, and testing. Additionally, it offers learning resources and emphasizes the importance of backups and version control for larger projects.

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UE5 Getting Started Guide

The UE5 Getting Started Guide is aimed at new game developers, providing essential steps for installing Unreal Engine 5 and starting projects using templates. It covers key concepts like Blueprints for visual scripting, building levels, adding gameplay elements, and testing. Additionally, it offers learning resources and emphasizes the importance of backups and version control for larger projects.

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UE5 Getting Started Guide

This document is designed for aspiring game developers who want to take their first steps with Unreal En

1. Installing UE5:
Download Epic Games Launcher and install UE5. Choose the appropriate version (stable or preview).

2. Starting a New Project:


Use the First Person or Third Person template to begin. These templates offer a solid base with movemen

3. Exploring Blueprints:
Blueprints are UE5's visual scripting system. You can create logic without writing C++. Start with Event Be

4. Building Your First Level:


Use basic geometry to block out your level. Add lighting and PlayerStart to test gameplay quickly.

5. Adding Gameplay:
You can create pickups, enemies, doors, and simple puzzles using Blueprints. Add conditions with 'If' (Bra

6. Testing and Iterating:


Press Play to simulate. Use PIE (Play In Editor) to debug and profile performance. Focus on rapid iteratio

7. Learning Resources:
- Unreal Documentation
- Virtus Learning Hub on YouTube
- Mathew Wadstein tutorials
- Community forums and Discords

Always keep backups and use version control (like Git or Perforce) when working on bigger projects.

This guide gives you a solid foundation for future projects in Unreal Engine 5. Happy developing!

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