Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 | Posted by Matt McCorkell | 5 comments
Check out this great video tutorial from Waylon Brinck’s on level design in Unreal UDK.
You know you always wanted to build your own games….but then you opened up that developer app and stared blankly at a bunch of buttons that made no sense whatsoever. Fear not Waylon Brinck’s tutorials walk you through the process of good level design. That means once you finally finish building the level it should have all the important necessities, and your player wont spawn inside a box he cant get out of. If building cool arenas where “your friends can go forth and frolic with rocket launchers” appeals to you check out the complete tutorial set Intro to the Unreal Development Kit.
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
5 responses to “Getting Started with Unreal Development Kit”
© CG Channel Inc. All Rights. Privacy Policy.
CG Channel is part of the Gnomon group of companies:
Getting Started with Unreal Development Kit said:
[...] CGChannel and Gnomon recently uploaded a getting started video for Waylon Brinck’s new DVD “Intro to the Unreal Development Kit”. In this 9min video tutorial Waylon guides you through the different phases of level design. Learn and enjoy! [Watch the Tutorial] [...]
9:19 am on Friday, March 12, 2010
Anders Printz said:
Awesome Tutorial, thank you!
2:08 pm on Friday, March 12, 2010
dasomen said:
Excellent overview, the UDK looks really good, thanks for the video.
11:10 pm on Friday, March 12, 2010
Tony Sasser jr said:
Only real problem I have with this map is you can’t work on word done on unreal editor on it and visa versa. For my intro to level design class the first program we used was unreal editor, and we were told about developer kit, but we were also told we can import projects into it.
1:18 pm on Monday, March 15, 2010
lubitel said:
Tony Sasser jr: there are ways to import assets from UED to UDK not open entire worlds but basically reuse/import assets from…..it takes a bit of research thou;)
1:48 am on Thursday, March 18, 2010