Isn't it too much? (features vs. documentation)

[Tim_Hobson]

@Wallenstein;588503

I appreciate it, right now I am fine with my project. That is not to say that I could not improve it by using some of the features that have been released over the last versions if I knew what they are. So I guess my answer to your question would be “I need help for all of it!”
I agree with some of the other posters here. A book like publication would be good, although a print book would be out of date too soon but a book like work in digital form that is updated every release with an in depth explanation of the new features would be good
Before I came to UE I was using the “C4” engine and as subpar as the engine was, there were 2 full scale books available, an older one in print from Amazon and a newer one that was made shortly before that engine was taken out of circulation ( tough luck for the poor guy who wrote that 800 page book). But if customers could do such a huge work on the side for a low end engine like that one, I don’t see why Epic can not set aside one guy to write a quality work of introduction for all the major features.

Kitatus has some books he put together covering Blueprints for free a while back. All in digital form or you can buy a hard copy from Amazon, I believe.

kitatus.co.uk

There are a number of other resources out there that could be helpful. The Community Content, Tools, and Tutorials section of the forums has a lot of good information, projects, and things like Kitatus’ books. Unfortunatley, you don’t know what you don’t know and it can be hard to find that information until you’ve had to work your way through learning it.