Unreal Engine 5 C++: Climbing System (Udemy.com)

You are spending an adequate amount of time explaining the concepts. I do have to slow down the video so that you speak slower. I do not understand the physics that you are talking about, Quat, Unrotated(), etc. It was interesting to see how to use the traces in the various ways during the lectures. I'm being exposed to a LOT of new information. Learning it will require a great deal of review of the many concepts that are used in the lectures as if I was already supposed to be exposed to them.

The course is good, but I think PhysClimbing and UnrotateVector could be explained in more detail. I know from the course how to do certain things, but I don't understand why they should be done that way. Of course, I can understand these things by searching on my own, but it would be better if I don't have to do that. Finally, thank you for the course.

Firstly, this is a great course! I have purchased and studied most of the author's courses. As the author mentioned at the end, due to the nature of animation assets, a lot of time was spent in the course dealing with them, but the final results were not satisfactory. Moreover, due to the lack of suitable animation assets and inadequate integration in member design, it is difficult to expand in the future. If there are authorized assets, I am willing to pay additional expenses, and I hope to obtain a showable and scalable small project by the end of the course.

The sheer amount of knowledge and experience from this course you get is the pure industry standard and what people like me enjoy learning, The other thing is this course is not about handholding it's about learning and exploring and challenging your self do something more or better than what you are being taught and that is simply awesome, as every course out there starts from zero which is something I'm adept at, and these things are what make game development fun, breaking down gameplay features from other games, Really looking forward to the similar course from Vince in Future.

The tutor definitely knows what he's doing, you will learn a lot at a fast pace in this course. However sometimes some decisions in code aren't explained well enough. In another instance some aspects of the Engine, like why we are picking a certain curve over an other isn't really explained in the animation portions. There is a lot of copy pasting going on in the course in comparison to other courses that take the time to write things out while also explaining the methodology of Unreal Engine. So in the end its a really thorough course however explanations leave a bit to be desired.

This was very useful to me, the final section really expanded my knowledge with control rigs and IK. It was especially helpful because it was founded in C++. I hope to integrate this system into a FPS project. My only suggestion would be to use the different viewpoints when aligning the different animations, that would have made it easier for someone like me who is not strong in animation to see what the objective was. But overall amazing course and I will be following the instructor more.

This is a great course for anyone who wants to learn more about building a custom movement component, especially a climbing system, that extends the default Character Movement Component. I can't say that this course will be easy for everybody because some of the ideas and techniques used in this course require that you have a basic understanding of programming and some understanding of math topics such as dot products and cross products. I enjoyed the challenges in this course and the instructor was always quick to respond to questions. After completing this course, I feel a great deal of appreciation for Vince and the work he has into this course. There are very few intermediate-level Unreal Engine courses like this one, so I am very thankful that Vince has put out a course like this one.

I am so far very please I purchased this course. Although there is no deep-dive into the details of what we are coding, (some explanation and brief math concepts) the design and implementation is still clear regarding the what and the why. What I am enjoying about the course is it's specificity. It's a nice size course with a clear objective which is also not taking me as long to complete as some courses that try to cover a plethora of concepts, for example, making an entire game.

I've been taking classes on UDemy now for about 5 years. It is RARE that I give any class 5 stars. Most instructors don't explain things enough, or change the code without explaining, go to fast, too slow, etc. This class has VERY clear and concise material and the instructor does an excellent job of explaining every step and has even had some good challenges. Also if you've ever had to go through the painstaking process of converting animations from Mixamo to Unreal Engine using Control Rigs, this class will save your life! Vince shows you a MUCH better way! That small nugget alone makes this class worth it! As of the time of this writing there were only 5 questions total in the Q&A section. That tells you very few students had issues with this course. Excellent work Vince! I hope see more classes from you very very soon!

It's an excellent course with a bit weird subject as the climbing system is not the important skill being thought here. As a beginner, this a great course to learn a lot about: character controllers, creating components in c++, physics ray tracing, importing animations, blending animations, the animation controller, handling input with the new input system (with c++), animation sequences, animation control rig, animation montages, animation inverse kinematics and animation warping. The course is very beginner friendly, but does not help you set up the very first steps for c++(or programming). If you can program with any statically typed language in general and are able to run a hello world c++ project for Unreal, then you are good to go.