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Learning Unreal Engine iOS Game Development

Learning Unreal Engine iOS Game Development

By : Muhammad A.Moniem
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Learning Unreal Engine iOS Game Development

Learning Unreal Engine iOS Game Development

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By: Muhammad A.Moniem
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Overview of this book

If you are a game developer, designer, artist, or a beginner in the gaming industry, and want to make iOS games efficiently at a low cost, this book is ideal for you.
Table of Contents (12 chapters)
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Preface
Preface
What will be covered?
Who this book is for
What you need for this book
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
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1. Prepare to Make Unreal Games with Unreal® Engine – Installing and Setting Up
1. Prepare to Make Unreal Games with Unreal® Engine – Installing and Setting Up
Getting ready and setting up
Getting and building the engine
Preparing the other required tools
Preparing a game profile on the App Store
Adding devices
Generating provisioning profiles
Summary
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2. Methods and Tools to Create Your Games
2. Methods and Tools to Create Your Games
Blueprints inside Unreal® Engine
The need for blueprints
What is a node?
The iOS/Mobile-only nodes
Blueprints – tips and tricks
The iOS project pipeline
Building the game's provisioning profiles
Building a project
Summary
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3. Creating a Brick Breaking Game
3. Creating a Brick Breaking Game
The project structure
Building the blueprints
Building the game mode
Building the game's main material
Summary
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4. Advanced Game Content Generation with a Fruit Chopper Game
4. Advanced Game Content Generation with a Fruit Chopper Game
The project structure
Importing the assets
An overview of blueprints
The gameplay mechanic
Building the particles
Building the blueprints
Summary
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5. Building an Exciting Endless Runner Game
5. Building an Exciting Endless Runner Game
The project structure
Importing the assets
Building the animated sprites
An overview of blueprints
The gameplay mechanics
Building the blueprints
Building the logic
Pushing the boundaries
Summary
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6. Designing an Advanced Game
6. Designing an Advanced Game
The project structure
Importing the assets
Building the animated sprites
The blueprints
The gameplay mechanic
Building the blueprints
Building the logic
Using 2D colliders
Pushing the boundaries
Summary
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7. Monetizing Your Game
7. Monetizing Your Game
iAd support
iTunes Connect
Adding in-app purchases
Adding leaderboards
Adding achievements
Summary
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8. iOS Debugging and Optimization
8. iOS Debugging and Optimization
Blueprints Live view
Printing messages
Breakpoints
XCode tools
Debug Navigator
Capturing frames
Instruments
Performance optimization
Minimizing the game size
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9. Publishing
9. Publishing
Packaging the project
Editing the game profile
Uploading and submiting for review
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A. Nodes Database
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A. Nodes Database
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Index
Index

Appendix A. Nodes Database

In previous chapters, you've been using lots of nodes to build up the game logic. Of course, the nodes you used with the examples in this book are not all of the nodes that Unreal Engine 4 contains, but they were the most essential ones you needed to build the game logic. Some of these nodes may be changed in the future while others may be removed. However, as of now you will have this small appendix as a reference for the most common nodes used during this book. You can come here anytime to learn about the usage of a specific node you found while looking into the project files and blueprints. The most common nodes are:

  • Event Begin Play: Anything connected to this node will start executing itself once the game starts, or once the actor is spawned into the world.
  • Event Tick: Anything connected to this node will be executed in every frame as long as the game is running.
  • InputTouch: This is an event node, which means that it fires itself when the event...

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