I’m currently using Unreal Engine 5 Expert of ChatGPT for learning Blueprints. Do you know any better alternatives?
Personally prefer the docs. LLM’s aren’t all that great yet. They lack a broader view of the project scope, so you end up shoehorning solutions over top of shoehorned solutions. To get anything near a proficient and performative solution you have to know the subject matter in-depth. At which point an LLM becomes moot for anything of real use.
Yes, ChatGPT (especially GPT-4) has been incredibly helpful for learning Unreal Engine Blueprints. not just about answering basic syntax, It can explain why certain nodes are connected the way they are, help troubleshoot logic flow & guide you in building small systems from scratch.
Has anyone tried combining a language model with visual flowchart tools to get a more intuitive explanation of Blueprints? Could be a game-changer for visual learners.
I agree. I was hoping this would have been on Epic’s to do list but surprisingly we are a few years into UE5 and blueprints still looks the same as it did 10 years ago. Instead they have been working on a language called Verse. Which would make sense if it was built to be paired with AI natural language to code functions. But it wasn’t. So no text to nodes AND not fundamentally built for use with AI AND a completely new syntax so AI doesn’t have code examples to quickly learn from. It sounds dead on arrival to me but who knows
VERSE is for Fortnite Creative in UEFN… aka Fortnite Modding