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Night_Watcher · November 15, 2016, 10:43pm

Here’s how I learn.

First I would watch the Unreal Engine 4 tutorials:

Speaking of youtube you should follow Maverik, he makes incredible speed level design videos

Then I would watch the Unreal Engine Twitch livestreams:

Then I would stay active on twitter, and follow all the people who are doing awesome things with the engine, and ask them how they did it.
People like Luos, Elhoussine Mehnik, and so many other people. Follow @, he keeps highlighting them.

Then I answer people on answerhub, and the Unreal Engine developers community facebook group, the most common questions are related to light baking and proper UVs, luckily there is this awesome LightingTroubleshootingGuide that I keep recommending.

I also like this blog by Shader Bits, that has some intresting tutorials for how to create some fun shaders:

And also the Hourences.com for Level Design, and https://80.lv/ for art

There is also Tom Looman, and escpescially his naming convention guide that I use:
tomlooman.com/ue4-naming-convention/?utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ZEEF&utm_source=https%3A%2F%2Funreal-engine-4.zeef.com%2Ftom.looman
But another naming convention would be the one written by AwesomeAllar:

And finally there are always gold posts on the forums like these:
The learning templates:

Tutorial list from Jonas:

Procedural Rivers of Lava:

Blueprint: Helpful BP Functions:

Ratchet and Clank Guns, Gadgets and Mechanics series

P.S. Gamasutra can be a good source of articles too, in fact all my articles are posted on gamasutra