Switching to Unreal Engine | Unreal Indie Dev Days 2019 | Unreal Engine

Are you using another game engine? Are you curious to try Unreal Engine but don't know where to start? This presentation is designed for developers coming from other tech, looking for the fastest path to success in Unreal Engine. Epic's Alan Noon explains the philosophy behind Unreal Engine's major feature development and draw parallels between UE4 and other engines.

[FranciscoSciaraffia]

No idea why I'm watching this, I've been using exclusively unreal for 5 years xD

[VanFSK]

Where can we find that Engine structure: schematic overview?

[Badguy]

I loved Unreal Engine ever since switching from Source a few years back. I started making maps for Counter-Strike: Source, then moved on to Killing Floor on the custom Unreal Engine 2.5 and I've stuck with Unreal ever since. I just enjoy these videos in the background.

[anzo]

been using unity for 10 years, started to learn unreal yesterday and im blown away, also sad i didnt tried earlier.

[pentolbalap]

that megascans for free sold me this engine XD

[petertremblay]

With megascans now free in UE4 i am so glad i switch last year!

I am watching in 1080p but video quality looks kind of low.

[MrSmith]

Has anyone on Earth ever switched from Unreal to Unity?

[blendernoob]

After unity killed off unityscript, I've been curious about unreal for a while now.

C++ is extremely hard to work with. Most people don't want to work with C++ anymore. Could you add one more language support like C#(mono), JS-TS, haxe or nim or something like that?
(I said haxe and nim because they are can naturally work with c++ without any extra effort.)

[sealter]

Well, that's look a bit foully to me, disrespectfully. You're saying (not straight) "look, that's unity. And it sux. Start using UE because it doesn't!"