Calling out for help

[anonymous_user_3e400025]

@EvanX

Learning Unreal is like putting together a giant puzzle. It takes many pieces to put together a finished game. Instead of looking for an A to Z tutorial of learning Unreal engine I suggest figuring out what you want to accomplish and then learning how each piece of the puzzle fit’s together. Once you are competent enough you will then be able to arrange the pieces together and do what you want. You can refer to my signature for inspiration.

@thadkinsjr

[USER=“1107577”]arshia KaRiKaToR[/USER] you can buy some of the larger game templates from mp and dissect what people were doing to make them function. The learn tab also has full examples. This can speed up whatever you want to learn. I would say 100$ worth of good mp code > 1000$ worth of tutorials and can save tons of hours of just looking for examples.

i tried coding, i mean i actually know how to code but the thing is that unreal engine doesnt scan my visual studio and i tried to make it vissible or almost a month but i couldnt do it