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Rob Baker Courses
Provider: Udemy
Time: 27.7h
Most Recent Review
This course has been amazing for me but I have to explain the context because I would not recommend starting here if you're new to gamedev and C++. I have been working in Unreal for a couple of years and, while by no means an expert, most courses provide me little value. While this is normal, I still want to see how other teams work, how they architect their systems, and how they solve their problems. And this course delivers on that by walking you through the code of Grip iteratively. I would definitely recommend sticking to Unreal Engine 4.25/4.26 for this course, but don't let that turn you away. Overall, the majority of content you learn in this course is applicable in UE5. But going into 5 they switched from PhysX to their internal Chaos physics, and you will spend so much time figuring out the differences and where to make engine changes that you will miss the forest for the trees.
- Review by Jon on Pro Unreal Engine Game Coding
Instructor Bio
My name is Rob and I'm a veteran video games programmer still working at the forefront of the industry. With over a dozen titles in my back catalogue and a wealth of hard-fought experience garnered over the last couple of decades or so, it's time to give back and offer the next generation a solid hand-up. It's not easy up here, we really need some help to take the heat off. Come join me at the front.
