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Blueprint Vs Actual Code
Hi there, I'm a student working on an academic game project. I have experience with and can read code, but it is not my strong suit, but I am mainly an artist and designer so I need some programmers. While I have done this kind of development before, I was helped by friends who graciously donated their time for a… -
Re: Blueprint Vs Actual Code
It depends on what you want to do. If you're just creating some simple game elements and actions then Blueprint is perfect for that. As a programmer, I found there were a lot of examples for ways to do things in BP that I found hard to find code examples for. I'd say you could get a long way with just BP. C++ can be tricky… -
Re: Blueprint Vs Actual Code
Cool. Good to know it can take me places if I learn it. My game is mostly a narrative piece in a first person perspective. Think akin to the game Dear Esther; It doesn't have a robust set of mechanics and is mostly about interactions with the world through actions and character acting/animation. How far would you say is… -
Re: Blueprint Vs Actual Code
BluePrints would be perfect for a narrative exploration game, from what I've heard, you could easily make an entire game in BluePrints (like your idea), and just move parts of BluePrints that have a big performance impact to C++ if you need to.
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