Reviews
I bought some serial engine books, and I didn't see any books that were so easy to follow and that came out fast. I think it's best to get the blue print and feel it.
It's strange whether the translation is strange or not. They're kind of going to skip the middle, and the example is too small and it's not very good. The explanation is incomplete and not kind. I do not recommend this book.
It's printed on rough materials paper, and you can barely see the picture. It's hard to figure out the original blue print nodes. The information is first-rate, but the explanation is unkind enough for the first-class person to see and follow.
The professor writes it, and points it to the point. CP object-sensitivity development based on CP's development methods is very understandable to existing C developers. It's just not detailed. The first person is not readable. I read the Ninja book, and the Japanese have been reading all the stuff he liked.
Lauren Ferrero: Unreal Engine Blueprint Visual Scripting
In the four-word book of the original engine, it describes the key features that are essential for game development, even among the many features of the series engine 4. Using only blue print, we create three games step by step and explain them simply and easily so that the first time you hear the original engine 4, it will not be difficult. A good document to experience overall functions, including Murtyle, AI, 05G and multiplayer networks.
Korean title: 언리얼 엔진 블루프린트 비주얼 스크립팅
Korean author: 로렌 페로
Korean publisher: 에이콘출판
ISBN-13: 9791161753812
Reviews
I bought some serial engine books, and I didn't see any books that were so easy to follow and that came out fast. I think it's best to get the blue print and feel it.
It's strange whether the translation is strange or not. They're kind of going to skip the middle, and the example is too small and it's not very good. The explanation is incomplete and not kind. I do not recommend this book.
It's printed on rough materials paper, and you can barely see the picture. It's hard to figure out the original blue print nodes. The information is first-rate, but the explanation is unkind enough for the first-class person to see and follow.
The professor writes it, and points it to the point. CP object-sensitivity development based on CP's development methods is very understandable to existing C developers. It's just not detailed. The first person is not readable. I read the Ninja book, and the Japanese have been reading all the stuff he liked.
