In this video, we look at a high-level overview of the Gameplay Framework structure including features such as the Character Pawn, Controller, and HUD integration. Begin Play is a series of videos designed for experienced developers who are transitioning from other engines like Unity to Unreal Engine 5. Each video gives a high-level overview of the various features of the engine and how they connect together.
https://dev.epicgames.com/community/learning/tutorials/l21z/unreal-engine-begin-play-gameplay
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Thank you! Excellent, informative summary overview.
Oh, how i wish i could download that presentation chart. But this way at least, it causes me to reproduce it myself and retain more information. Using Obsidian MD including built in Canvas plugin to do it. I only mention that for the sake of other who are looking for a free solution to assist them with note taking.(free, partially open source, all local, works offline) Hopefully eventually All open source. I just use the software, no affiliation.
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So glad you’re finding it useful!
You can download the schematic used in the presentation by clicking the Documentation & Tutorials / Begin Play Gameplay Schematic link below the video.
Please let me know if that’s not working!
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Thank you for the info! I think i thought is was a looping link, due to the name being identical. I mean, I am already watching/reading a tutorial/document titled Begin Play | Gameplay Schematic, so i think my brain just quick filtered it out 
Thanks again!
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Very informative, thanks!
Little feedback though; remember that not everyone has 32" displays with 4k or even UHD resolutions. I’m on a 24" 16:10 (1920x1200) resolution and even at full screen, I caught myself having to lean in to read the smaller text in the graph at times. 
Thanks for the feedback! That’s why I recommend downloading the graph, you should be able to zoom in as much as you need. I use a 1080p monitor myself
This series has been excellent thank you. This kind of consolidated overview makes a big difference.
I wish it had been around when I started with Unreal 4.
This is just great, straight forward to the point. If anyone wants to know more aspects behind the UE Editor framework check also this video out
@Samvangelist Awesome course, I’m Printing on a plotter the images to have those as quick/big reference at the office
Hello,
thanks for the great presentation. The schematic link seems to be broken. Can you please check and provide a working link. Thanks.