How to Become an Unreal Engine Master in 30 Days

[@NBSS2809]

What are the min reqs, I'm trying to learn it & my laptop has ryzen 7 7840 Hs and rtx 4060 8gb, is it enough

[@PhantomUEStudios]

Yes, It's absolutely good enough, It's even more powerful than my Rig!! However You can Check out UE minimun requirements on dev.epicgames.com/documentation/en-us/unreal-engine/hardware-and-software-specifications-for-unreal-engine

[@hai33nb]

should be enough bro. I want to get a similar laptop, let me know if it runs fine

[@NBSS2809]

@@hai33nb sure

[@NBSS2809]

@@hai33nb thanks brother sure, I'll let you know

[@pppppppp4775]

unreal engine consume to much vram go 16 gb varient , you can also wait for 5000 series 2month remaing

[@mrhrush4810]

I agree. For me the most important thing is not to give up. Just try and try. Even if you fail. Even if you do something little once a week just keep going. And you'll become a little better each time.

[@PhantomUEStudios]

Well said! 💪💪

[@AdrenResi]

i'm sorry but the misspellings together with the AI video screams ESL

[@belonaloja]

I'll be back here in 30 days. gained another subscriber

[@PhantomUEStudios]

@@belonaloja Thanks a lot for the support and the follow, really appreciate that

[@dddharmesh]

Lovely Thank you

[@wholetdougout4752]

a youtube video telling you to watch youtube videos

[@reginaldarmah2381]

The only thing that puts me off about being consistent in learning unreal-engine is my pc. Lags alot

[@PhantomUEStudios]

@@reginaldarmah2381 I have the same issue Brother, Stay hard and keep learning 💪💪

[@NBSS2809]

What are the min reqs, I'm trying to learn it & my laptop has ryzen 7 7840 Hs and rtx 4060 8gb, is it enough

[@karthikditya4297]

Same man I have a rtx 3050 laptop and it lags alot

[@eldenmodder2608]

been 5 years that i learn gamedev by myself, learn(unity, unreal and godot) but i steal feel like that i know nothing

[@PhantomUEStudios]

@@eldenmodder2608 Same Bro

[@justiceforusall7038]

I'm sorry to hear that, but it makes me feel better. I know if I could just work on game dev 100% maybe it'd be better but I got to work my real job too! lol

[@Solar_Messenger]

Learn how to make a game or game engine from scratch. Bottom up. In C++ or C#. It helps you grasp the absolute foundations and can give you a sense of knowing.

[@Dragonforge-Studios]

Step 1: Get a 1000$ Gaming PC

[@PhantomUEStudios]

@@Dragonforge-Studios Unfortunately It's of UE's flaws 🥲

[@MartinOckovsky]

This feels like AI wrote it

[@PhantomUEStudios]

@@MartinOckovsky No, the script is completely written by me. If You think otherwise, I'm not the one who's going to change your mind.

[@SUBRU_Dev]

Bro am working in unity almost 3 years, but now i am changing to ue5

[@PhantomUEStudios]

Awesome Bro! I think learning a new programming software Is a perfect way to refine your skills. If You have any problem with UE let me know and i'll gladly help you

[@AlfredHarris-nw3oi]

X Can I get unreal engine on my pc

[@justiceforusall7038]

30 days? come on bruh. Fun thought but come on. cool vid tho. Unreal sensei is great. Be better if it wasn't an AI voice.

[@PhantomUEStudios]

@@justiceforusall7038 I admit the video Is a Little clickbait but nowdays that's what you gotta do to get some views. For the AI voice is that i don't have a good mic

[@wolfpawz321]

I disagree to an extent. As i learn more, I learn there is so many bad practices being taught. I think the best way is jumping in and building a game after doing a good course. Ie greg wondras 101 course

[@PhantomUEStudios]

@@wolfpawz321 From my personal experience i think that buying a course Is not necessary to learn Unreal. I don't know if many people use bad practises in their videos, but you can surely get some more valuable help by joining some kind of community

[@wolfpawz321]

​@@PhantomUEStudiosYeah I think a community is a good thing. I guess there's so many ways to learn. Important to have fun and not worry about failing/getting stuck

[@PhantomUEStudios]

@wolfpawz321 Absolutely right

[@grandmasteryoda3187]

the most generic tips ever, and YT learning is no where near as great as your making out, much of YT learning is mostly copypasta, while you can learn things sure but you dont necessarily learn good practices, and most YTer only respond to comments on series they are actively working on at that moment once they move on to a new project they ghost the comments of there previous projects, example, even the unreal sensei tut you suggest is filed with bad practices and mostly end up with over bloated asset folders. another issue you find is many tuts are short and only cover one or two things and they go about it the simplest way they can to have it work fr their tut but than you go and try to throw it into your own project and find you need to learn 100 other things first to actually make it work properly. i have not tried paid courses yet but than there the Yters who only respond to members or patreons which you may as well buy a course at that point it feels. and no if iv come to KZbin for info i shouldn't than need to download and set up Discord just to get a response to a question regarding a YT video. KZbin has its uses but its nowhere near as good as you and many other KZbinrs like to make out.

[@PhantomUEStudios]

@@grandmasteryoda3187 I think that YT Is a Place where you can find infite knowledge about loads of different topics, the catch Is that the valuable information is sort of buried inside what Is loads of BS; but that's not the problem, i think. The problem Is about how the user approaches YTvideos: they think they can Watch 1 video on how to become a Rocket engineer and actually become One. Even if you find videos that show obsolete practises that doesn't mean that those can't teach how you can figure out / understand more advanced ones. You then have ti realize that Ytubers like UnrealSensei have far more comments to answer than regular Ytubers and they tend to respond on their discord because they found It a great way to group different questions From a large portion of videos. I took the time tò write you this message right here, Imagine if i had to respond at another 300 comments like yours on 30 different videos, i'd rather shoot myself in the face. Anyway, the problem's also the fact that viewers are ATTRACTED by the "copypasta" thing you talk about. Search here on KZbin "How to learn Unreal Engine" and see how there isn't a single video that isn't at least a 1k views that talks about the same things. In sinthesys, the YT algorithm only suggest You what everyone wants to see, and if you don't do something that everyone wants to see, you're dead.

[@hogarthhuge]

AI slop

[@Vintagesonic1]

Well, the voice is artificially generated, but the video was definitely edited and written by a human.

[@hogarthhuge]

@@Vintagesonic1edited sure. Writing I doubt it. Doesn’t go into any specifics at all

[@PhantomUEStudios]

I can tell You for SURE that my script was meticulously written by myself, I have a hard time doing It as I'm italian, but i tried my best

[@PhantomUEStudios]

Thanks for the compliment, the reason i don't use my voice is that i don't have a good microphone, the only one i have Is my webcam's, and i don't have much Money to buy one as I'm 16.

[@hogarthhuge]

@@PhantomUEStudios sorry man, being stuck in tutorial hell for so long has made me cynical. How much UE5 experience you got?

[@iitzartg]

unreal engine master in 30 days okay i belive lol (i did not watch the vid)

[@PhantomUEStudios]

@@iitzartg If You don't believe that's possibile, I'm not the One who's going to change your mind. But It's surely possibile to acquire a good chunk of UE knowledge in a short amount of time if You ACTUALLY put in the effort. However becoming a True Unreal Engine Master requires lots of dedication and sacrifice; so I admit my title Is a little clickbait, but surely contains valuable advice that can help anyone to kickstart his journey.

[@iitzartg]

@@PhantomUEStudiosokay i will give it Chance

[@PhantomUEStudios]

@@iitzartg Thanks 🫶

[@shirotonbo6315]

I​@@PhantomUEStudios I agree, i am unreal master in one week (I just watched poly smart beginner vids and blueprints basics and intermediates)