ue4 garbage

Ryan · Jul 13, 2016

This looks so hot oh my, great job dude.

Xyz · Jul 13, 2016

jooni said:

Absolutely spectacular work :ok:

Honestly can't wait to see how this thing pans out

Clark · Jul 13, 2016

CLOSED ALPHA NOW!

overki11 · Jul 20, 2016

hey, some questions

seeing your stuff here has motivated me to try and get into unreal engine 4 again

it's so hard

the c++ documentation is horrible, everything is there, but nothing is explained

there is no clear standard to follow, they change c++ stuff very often, making stuff incomplete

it feels like the only way to really be able to do stuff in ue4 without being an expert in computer science is to resort to mass amounts of trial and error

on the other hand unity has a very clear and concise documentation, along with a shitton more tutorials

UE4 has so much power compared to unity, but it has none of the documentation needed

so, can you enlighten me on how the fuck i get started?

Bossoff Mayass · Jul 20, 2016

overki11 said:
hey, some questions

seeing your stuff here has motivated me to try and get into unreal engine 4 again

it's so hard

the c++ documentation is horrible, everything is there, but nothing is explained

there is no clear standard to follow, they change c++ stuff very often, making stuff incomplete

it feels like the only way to really be able to do stuff in ue4 without being an expert in computer science is to resort to mass amounts of trial and error

on the other hand unity has a very clear and concise documentation, along with a shitton more tutorials

UE4 has so much power compared to unity, but it has none of the documentation needed

so, can you enlighten me on how the fuck i get started?

you start actually learning c++, writing hello worlds and calculators
you dont get started writing games

Zak · Jul 20, 2016

overki11 said:
hey, some questions

seeing your stuff here has motivated me to try and get into unreal engine 4 again

it's so hard

the c++ documentation is horrible, everything is there, but nothing is explained

there is no clear standard to follow, they change c++ stuff very often, making stuff incomplete

it feels like the only way to really be able to do stuff in ue4 without being an expert in computer science is to resort to mass amounts of trial and error

on the other hand unity has a very clear and concise documentation, along with a shitton more tutorials

UE4 has so much power compared to unity, but it has none of the documentation needed

so, can you enlighten me on how the fuck i get started?

blueprints are great for getting basic shit done without needing to know c++

and like that other guy said, if you learn how to code for video games first, you're gonna have a bad time

overki11 · Jul 20, 2016

Bossoff Mayass said:
you start actually learning c++, writing hello worlds and calculators
you dont get started writing games

i know c++

Zak said:
blueprints are great for getting basic shit done without needing to know c++

and like that other guy said, if you learn how to code for video games first, you're gonna have a bad time

i know c++

Bossoff Mayass · Jul 20, 2016

overki11 said:
i know c++

i know c++

nice joke

ruben slikk · Jul 20, 2016

Bossoff Mayass said:
you start actually learning c++, writing hello worlds and calculators
you dont get started writing games

is every russian a professional coder trained by the government

overki11 · Jul 20, 2016

lil fandango said:
is every russian a professional coder trained by the government

http://imgur.com/1gwrsy2

Bossoff Mayass · Jul 20, 2016

lil fandango said:
is every russian a professional coder trained by the government

yeah they taught in universities how to make viruses and shit to screw up american's computers

overki11 · Jul 20, 2016

Bossoff Mayass said:
yeah they taught in universities how to make viruses and shit to screw up american's computers

bool CykaBlyat(User user){
if(user.GetComputer().IsAmerican()) {
user.HackComputer(); // crush american scum with the might of the hammer and sickle, long live the CCCP
return true;
}
return false;
}

jooni · Jul 21, 2016

Bossoff Mayass said:
you start actually learning c++, writing hello worlds and calculators
you dont get started writing games

says most people that don't code, sure

I found it easy to jump into C++ after having experience with C# and Lua, two languages that aren't even similar. Actually, C++ has memory management and shit like that done for you, making it STUPID easy to jump into and basically C# with less errors.

Zak said:
blueprints are great for getting basic shit done without needing to know c++

and like that other guy said, if you learn how to code for video games first, you're gonna have a bad time

not really; if you talk to someone that knows their shit on a regular basis and actually show code and try to improve I don't see how it's a big deal to learn to program via games/mods.

overki11 said:
hey, some questions

seeing your stuff here has motivated me to try and get into unreal engine 4 again

Thanks, it actually means a lot when something positive comes out of something I do.

overki11 said:
it's so hard
the c++ documentation is horrible, everything is there, but nothing is explained

there is no clear standard to follow, they change c++ stuff very often, making stuff incomplete

it feels like the only way to really be able to do stuff in ue4 without being an expert in computer science is to resort to mass amounts of trial and error

Fuck the docs, honestly you're best off reading the source code, examples, etc. To actually see how stuff does, you should also install visual assist since intellisense is trash.

overki11 said:
on the other hand unity has a very clear and concise documentation, along with a shitton more tutorials

UE4 has so much power compared to unity, but it has none of the documentation needed

so, can you enlighten me on how the fuck i get started?

pretty much just use the docs as a kickstarter, use blueprints as blueprints for your C++ code and just follow that til you get into the swing of things, if you need any help feel free to pm me on here

Zak · Jul 21, 2016

jooni said:
not really; if you talk to someone that knows their shit on a regular basis and actually show code and try to improve I don't see how it's a big deal to learn to program via games/mods.

i dunno, maybe it's just a personal thing, i've always found starting off with shit like that to be a bad idea

jooni · Jul 21, 2016

Zak said:
i dunno, maybe it's just a personal thing, i've always found starting off with shit like that to be a bad idea

dunno, it's about the work you're willing to put into it

Bossoff Mayass · Jul 21, 2016

jooni said:
says most people that don't code, sure

I found it easy to jump into C++ after having experience with C# and Lua, two languages that aren't even similar. Actually, C++ has memory management and shit like that done for you, making it STUPID easy to jump into and basically C# with less errors.

because once you know how to program it's fairly easy to learn any language

plus, lua is basically dumbed down c++

jooni · Aug 8, 2016

render of some neato soda

fuckin hell I've been nose deep in code with nothing to show besides the stuff the art duders are making :(

MaXenzie · Aug 8, 2016

jooni said:
render of some neato soda

fuckin hell I've been nose deep in code with nothing to show besides the stuff the art duders are making :(

I've never been turned on by cans before.

Zak · Aug 8, 2016

not even some sick memes on the nutrition label, or even the date

7.8/10

harry · Aug 8, 2016

jooni said:
render of some neato soda

fuckin hell I've been nose deep in code with nothing to show besides the stuff the art duders are making :(

add a rat in the game for me named harry please

ue4 garbage

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