Hello there. Recently I started doing stuff in unreal 4. Now I decided that it would be a better idea, to instead of straight jumping to big project, first make something small to get me some basic knowlege in the entire logic, blueprint etc systems of the engine.
It took me about a week, mostly due to some crazy errors, or bad decisions.
It’s only 3 block, since I didn’t want to unnecessarily complicate my first project.
Here’s the “gameplay”
looks good and i agree its good to start off small by making a project from start to finish so you can go through all the steps and see what it takes (pre-production, prototype, creation, bug fixing, polishing, etc)
i also recommend participating in gamejams with a team, it will teach source control and coordination and honestly its a ton of fun!
Nice start. You could maybe animate the disks now, instead of teleporting them. Or even allow the player to drag them. That would probably be a good exercise as well.
Thanks for the feedback!
I had a plan to scale them using morphs, but ended up setting the scale in blender.
I’ll probably upgrade it for better controls, but not at the moment due to lack of time and a new project on my head.
