Creating a new Project then what?

[JammyJBW]

@BrUnO XaVIeR;6072

You can’t start a serious project before mastering the tools. Doing so is a shot on your own foot.

It’s true - jumping headfirst into ‘The next big thing’ will leave you stranded in an ocean with everyone else’s failures. Honestly, start small. Get to grips with UE4 (They’re giving you some incredible tools to work with). Make a room with functioning objects. Then work on a house. Then two houses. Then a street.

If you haven’t already - check out the UE4 tutorials: http://goo.gl/aPG5ZO
They’ll whizz you off in the right direction.

[lordevilpoptart]

chief you can msg me on hangouts if you want… lordevilpoptart@gmail.com

[anonymous_user_fcb4ae3c1 (anonymous_user_fcb4ae3c)]

@;4523

Hi guys. How’s going?

I want to know about your workflow in game development. I mean, you create a new project on UE4 then what? You delete the default scenario then create one by your own? You reuse the default one and just apply the textures then you create the rest of the game?

What I’m searching about is simple: what’s the first step to create a game on UE4? You create the scripts, you put your protagonist into the scene? What’s the first big deal? Or even better, what’s your first big deal?

The proposal of this thread is to search a way better than mine to get things done.

Coming from a programming background I understand how sometimes very creative projects can seem very random or organized… If this is your first project with UE4 or any other engine for that matter, just make something. It can be anything, a simple game where the objective is something very simple like, walking to the end of a level or re-crate your bedroom. It doesn’t have to be A full RPG out of the gate… just get the creative juices going!