Introduction to Unreal Engine 4 Ability System - UE4

UE4 has bunch of classes and pointers you better familiar with those as well and including getting into OOP and polymorphism UE4's C++ way complicated. My suggestions is find a course on UE4's Blueeprint that focuses on the ability system as your getting into UE4 development. If you're like I recommend you get into the ability system then work on getting into 3D modelling, rigging, animation, and sculpting that includes UV Mapping find a tutorial that focus on particular software not courses that's about game-development.

You will learn more from courses that focus on individual software suc has Blender, Maya, and Zbrush. What you look into is the one that can be done for UE4 or Unity if you plan on transitioning. https://www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-unreal-engine-4-ability-system/

> 1. Ability System

The UE4 Gameplay Ability System is a really great tool for a lot of different game types. I actually followed along with some of this course to help get my feet wet, although I dropped off when I realized it didn't cover multiplayer integration, which is a core feature of the system.

IMO it wouldn't be used commonly in VR development like OP specified in another post but it might be worth looking into, at least to understand some of the functionality UE4 has to offer.

https://www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-unreal-engine-4-ability-system/

There is a course on UDEMY that I've been doing... I'm not far in, but its pretty good. https://www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-unreal-engine-4-ability-system/

Welcome to my world I had go back to basic in UE4 until I found a basic tutorial on Udemy. I have to pay money to get into Replication, but he's introducing me the basic just that the instructor isn't easy to understand if you don't have any prior experience on UE4.

https://www.udemy.com/course/dungeon-crawler-rpg-unreal-engine-4-co-op/learn/lecture/20463265#overview

Please! I don't recommend you paying full-price for this I recommend you take these courses instead.

https://www.udemy.com/course/unrealengine-cpp/ ---> Tom

https://www.udemy.com/course/unrealmultiplayer/ ---> Sam

The guy I mentioned on the first Udemy link is not easy to follow through if you don't have any prior experience in UE4. However, if you just want to throw in some basics gameplay, I recommend you pay him a chance just don't go for full-price in his lessons he covers the replication properly. I don't like the first guy's lesson hard to follow through and if you want a more precise explanation on replication do take Sam or Tom Udemy lecture highly as they are very well verse on the topic.

Another thing throw in some Ability System as well:

https://www.udemy.com/course/introduction-to-unreal-engine-4-ability-system/

This Ability lecture is also hard to understand, the UE4 version is old, and lesson is not updated do get into the Ability System as it's crucial.