| I have been working on a side project for over a year now in UE4, and my suggestion is this: 1. Just dive in, it is definitely one of those applications where you dont learn many things other than by doing them. 2. Read the documentation, forums, and answers section. You can see what other people struggle with and try to avoid it. 3. Video tutorials. Sometimes they suck, but sometimes they show you that one blueprint thing, etc, and it makes a big difference. 4. Marketplace and starter content. I love the starter content and the marketplace because I dissect them to see how they did it so I can do it my way. 5. Finally, I highly suggest you review and read all you can about gamedev pipelines. If you dont understand your workflow you are going to have a mess thats hard to manage. Ive forked my project 5 times before finally starting over from scratch and it was a good feeling to strip the project back to bare essentials. It all depends on what you want to do as well. Im interested in VR MMO backend infrastructure and netcode (prediction, etc) so what Im looking at might be different than you are. Just my few cents. Now if only I could get my hands on a Vive... |