Actually i need help in learning sequence for ue4. after learning creating materilas what have to learn, weather i have to learn creating physics or making animations, when i have to learn blueprint scripting, please suggest me a sequential process to learn please…
Without knowing your background it is hard to suggest exactly where to start, but I found the following YouTube series very helpful when I first started using UE4:
There are many other helpful tutorials on the Unreal Engine channel on YouTube.
When I started using UE4 back in May of 2014, I found the learning curve to be pretty steep even though I have 30 years of programming experience. UE4 is big and there are a lot of different areas. After getting a general overview of UE4, I just started picking areas I was interested in and learning those.
My suggestion would be to figure out what kind of game you want to make, then determine what different pieces you are going to need to make it work (Characters, Materials, Animations, UI, AI, etc), Then just start working on one at a time. Most of these areas are going to take a few months of learning before you really start to master them. I have been learning it for the past two and a half years and I still have a lot more to learn. Good luck!
first of all thanks dartnlla for your valuble advice.actually i mam engineering student in electronics and communication.but i learnt website designing.i know html,css,js, and c# programming.and iknow adobe photoshop cs6 well ,but i had got to know that coding is just a part of game not the whole game is depend upon coding. so for example we learn first abcd, after that words, after that sentence, after that paragraph, so like that what is sequential process to learn ue4 to make a game with like tekken3 and etc…please help me…