Why Interfaces in Unreal C++ are so important

🎮 In this video, we unravel the mysteries of utilizing interfaces in Unreal games. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned developer, this detailed guide will clarify the concepts and applications of interfaces, making them an invaluable part of your game development toolkit.
👨‍💻 What You'll Learn:
The fundamentals of interfaces in Unreal Engine and their role as a "contract" for classes.
Practical insights into why and when to use interfaces in your games.
Step-by-step walkthrough on creating and implementing interfaces in C++, with a focus on Unreal Engine's unique requirements.
🔍 Topics Covered:
0:00 - Introduction to Interfaces
0:36 - Inventory Example
1:03 - How to create an Interface
2:04 - Applying Interfaces
2:26 - Using Interfaces
🔧 Technical Deep-Dive:
Creating a class with purely virtual functions in C++ as an interface.
Employing the 'UInterface' specifier for blueprint integration.
Implementing and overriding virtual functions in your character class.
Techniques for verifying interface implementation in actors.
🎥 Don't forget to check out my previous video on implementing events in blueprints for a more comprehensive understanding of Unreal Engine's capabilities.
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Understanding the importance of interfaces in Unreal Engine C++ is crucial for anyone looking to elevate their game development skills.

[@UnrealMomon]

Interfaces are definitely very important, but don’t use them for everything. Use them when you need a set of common functions to be usable between different classes that don’t inherit from each other but share some common functionality, or to possibly reduce on coupling. But interfaces can be overly used as well, which is something I’ve seen unskilled programmers do. They think “oh interference are great, I’m going to use them for everything” and then their code is over engineered and hard to read because they decided to turn everything into an interface.

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