Title: Udemy – Creating Menus and Widgets With Unreal Engine 5
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What you’ll learn
How to create an auto-run and professional menu using widgets
How to use widget blueprint to make UI menus
How to create animation widgets
How to create image galleries for our menus using widgets
Are you interested in learning how to create menus and various widgets using Unreal Engine 5? In this comprehensive 10-part tutorial series, you will learn step-by-step how to design and create your own custom menus and widgets using the latest tools and techniques available in Unreal Engine 5.
If you are an Architect or 3d designer, and want showcase your project to your employer using Unreal Engine, then this course is a great option for you. You can learn how to create a beautiful Menu for your project file, and let your client go inside the 3d project with a nice “Start” button. Additionally, you can let the client choose the resolution of the project file, take a look at the photo gallery that you have prepared with some quality render images from the project, and also provide them with relevant information about your own company or the project itself if required.
Starting with the basics of UI design, you will learn how to create a professional-looking Menu that includes tabs such as Start, Gallery, Settings and more . You will also learn how to create widgets, including buttons, sliders, text boxes, and more, and how to customize their appearance and behavior.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced Unreal Engine user, this course is perfect for anyone who wants to take their UI design skills to the next level. So why wait? Enroll now and start creating your own custom menus and widgets with Unreal Engine 5 today!
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