Unreal Engine for ArchViz | Unreal Engine PRO in 6 Hrs (Udemy.com)

I liked being able to go back and rewind the videos to cover a topic again.

The instructor has wealth of knowledge in digital 3D arena. In this course, he often cramp to much information without precise explanation in presenting information. This can cause confusion for beginners learning UE4.
His speech is fast and slurry not deliberate and precise. it could been better if he taken more time to go about this course.

Good lecture

Came to this course as a sketchup user, and enrolled because it said that it included the sketchup wprkflow too. However, everything explained is in relation ONLY to 3DS max. The instructor is not very clear in his explanations or workflow, leaving a lot that you'll have to figure out for yourself or have to look up online, and the version of unreal engine being used seems a little outdated. Also, it's very hard to get replies from them. The main instructor doesn't seem to reply and instead his assistant tackles the questions. And he take a very long time to reply. I had sent a question asking about the lack of any sketchup support in the course, in spite of it being mentioned in the description, and recieved an answer from the assistant after 4 days saying that he would pass on the information to the main teacher. I replied to his comment asking him for a definitive direction forward, and 7 days later, still no reply from them. It's unfortunate that this has happened, but it needs to be said. This course isn't for absolute beginners, and definitely not for sketchup users.

All you need to do is look through the comment section here, to see there are multiple reasons this will push you to the point of frustration.
Missing project files, and working files that don't match are enough to make this course useless.
the amount of times I had to pause and go searching for something because Adam doesn't explain it is crazy. I'm all for breezing through things, but this is a tutorial, and you are breezing through everything.
If I could give any advice, I'd say take the time to put together an air tight course that at least comes with all the elements needed to follow along, and don't assume everyone knows everything. This is a "lesson" after all.

This is an amazing session thanks for the knowledge

Fantastic course so far! Adam never fails to mention the small things that most tutorials gloss over.

Too quick

good course but not for me, its not advanced enouf ,i thout i can pakage the project to win64 and html5. is there a nother course that help me can pakkage the project to win64 and html5?

update your course

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This was exactly what i was looking for, i am a novice with unreal and i learned a lot. took me a lot of hours to follow along and try out the things myself with detours. I am sure i will rewind this course in the future to certain parts to remember how and what to achieve the best results. Thanks for making this very detailed tutorial.