Unreal Engine 5 C++ Inventory Systems (Udemy.com)

Once again, Stephen delivers a top-shelf course. Well-designed, thoroughly documented, and presented with clear, easy-to-follow instruction. His attention to detail and commitment to quality are second to none. Very few instructors consistently deliver at this level. Thank you for another AAA learning experience.

Excellent course! 6/5! I started it while already working on my own project, and I was able to adapt the system to my existing architecture without major issues. The instructor explains the concepts very clearly and focuses on practical design choices. I particularly found the concepts of Item Fragments and the Item Manifest very useful, as well as the overall UI implementation. The course also provides a solid introduction to scalable design patterns like the Composite pattern. I learned a lot from this course, and many of the concepts can be applied to systems beyond just inventory management. Highly recommended, both the course and the instructor!

Pretty good! As with his other courses its super detailed and well explained. This one I did find a lot harder to follow than previous ones, it is a lot more advanced. While I think I didn't retain as much information as in other courses I feel that I was made aware of new possibilities and techniques. I would just need to research more or review the course if I wanted to apply them. I feel that at times some of the contents are over-engineered but it helps showcase things that are possible to do.

This course was very informative and I learned a lot. However, I think it would have been much easier to follow if there were more UML diagrams or visual aids. Also, as a non-native speaker, I found the speaking pace a bit too fast compared to previous courses, which made it a little difficult to keep up. Still, I gained a lot of valuable knowledge overall. Thank you for creating such a great course!

Another great in depth course. Thank you Stephen. There should be zero hesitation by anyone thinking about taking this course. It answers so many questions and builds a solid system. My feedback for you would be to share an overview or structure document. A document that gives the framework of the system that we would be able to take and edit during the course. I have tried to do this at parts in the course to help understanding (ie in the Composite Pattern) but found myself struggling with managing to link it into everything else. Perhaps this could be a YouTube video (Promotional) that you could talk through how the system will be made and operate. I would also ask if you could make another video covering the process of compiling the plugin and then implementing it into a new project. Perhaps that could be a short course on building/distributing Unreal projects. Anyways, thanks again for your effort it is appreciated.

The course overall was a positive experience, but I can't review it better because it's missing some crucial aspects that Stephen missed somehow. On the plus side, learning about the Item Manifest and Fragments part of the curse was really useful, and can be applied to many other contexts. Same with the Leaf components part. But the biggest complain I have is the lack of persistance in this system. We use a unique approach with the FastArray, but it isn't taught how to persist that data. An inventory of this kind will always be used with a load/save game state in mind, and the only explanation that I found is in their Discord pointing us to check the Dedicated Servers course and see how they did it there. I should not need to check a 33.5h course in order to learn this important feature on a system like this. The end of the course also felt very rushed, and I feel like it missed other nice-to-haves, like notifications when an item is added to the inventory for example. We already notify the user when there's no room in the inventory, it would have taken a couple small lectures to add a notification of that kind. I wish Steve would have taken a little extra time to give us a better rounded course, as it is right now it feels incomplete, even though most of what it's taught is excellent stuff.

This course is truly outstanding. The instructor's knowledge is deep, and their ability to explain complex topics in a clear, engaging, and easy-to-digest manner is second to none. I learned an incredible amount and the pace was perfect – challenging enough to keep me engaged, but never overwhelming. I feel incredibly well-equipped now to start applying this knowledge immediately. The quality of the video and audio is superb, and the course structure is logical and well-organized. This is easily one of the best investments I have made. My only slight wish for a future update or addition would be a dedicated section on how to integrate the created plugin into another, separate project. Highly, highly recommend this course to anyone interested in this topic. You won't regret it!

This course is far for more Advanced Users but it covers 90% of aspects Solid 5/5 . I Miss only here saving methods, move to another inventory(chest) , inventory bar with easy access to potions (quick cast) some code that spawn items(randomized) in chest or from killed enemy . Character Attributes and Healthbar UI that its attached. In future Would like to see a "Multiplayer Save systems in C++ " course that expands this Inventory Lessons further and other aspects of the games and creates plugin that can be used also in projects also setups for GAS and World Partition.

An almost perfect course that delivers on what it promises, just like the rest of Stephen's courses. I'm nitpicking but I think what was really missing in this course was some graphs to accompany the short, theoretical lessons, akin to his GAS course. It's quite hard to grasp the architecture when you don't have any reference but only a pletora of similarly named c++ classes, which starts to become rather confusing quite fast. I recall only one graph in this course, and it's when he explained the composite pattern. Considering he has a dedicated art team, I think simple infographics that illustrate the upcoming classes and how they connect to each other would go a long way in making any future course a lot more digestible! "Excellent job, and I'll see you in the next course"

Sehr gut. So einfach es auch am Anfang war - Der Code ist teilweise äußerst kompliziert ziemlich verwirrend. Ich denke, Stephen macht hier einen wunderbaren Job, es so einfach wie möglich zu erklären. Selbst als jemand, der vor nicht all zu langer Zeit mit dem Programmieren angefangen hat (Vor fast einem Jahr), komme ich hier ziemlich schnell durch. Es sind unglaublich viele Informationen, die mir wirklich weiter geholfen haben.