Unreal Editor Thing

[MrGalactus]

Ok, PC gamers and modders and whatnot, since you're all born with a cyber spoon in your robotic mouths, can ya give me some tips and tutorials on how to make stuff on Unreal Engine (which is probably baby stuff to you guys) that is functional and at least quite good? I want to be able to make good stuff on it so I've got a little experience in making games. I've never made a 3D one before.
(You have my permission to call me a n00b all you like)

 

[Sacman]

I've been wanting to try my hand at modding myself...<.< but I'm using the old Dark Engine used on System Shock 2...

 

[MrGalactus]

I've been wanting to try my hand at modding myself...<.< but I'm using the old Dark Engine used on System Shock 2...

Well I've kinda got a headful of game ideas that I'd like to make, but I'm not very good at coding or anything. I was wondering if I could get some help with it, so its not really for modding.

 

[Sacman]

I've been wanting to try my hand at modding myself...<.< but I'm using the old Dark Engine used on System Shock 2...

Well I've kinda got a headful of game ideas that I'd like to make, but I'm not very good at coding or anything. I was wondering if I could get some help with it, so its not really for modding.

I do as well but I would think it would be easier to start out with modding...<.<

 

[LawlessSquirrel]

I would reccomend UDK instead of the Unreal Editor if you plan on making full games. It's more set up to deal with full projects beyond mods, and has a handy low-entry cost for licensing, and no initial cost for the software.

It's a matter of opinion which is better, but UDK is a bit more versatile from what I've seen.

If you go UDK, there's a bunch of useful tutorials on YouTube for beginners, I believe under the name "Raven".

 

[Corpse XxX]

To encourage you, i myself have never touched an editor, mod thing or any such stuff my entire life.. So i would call myself a bigger noob than you, not that its a competition to be the biggest noob or anything..

 

[MrGalactus]

I would reccomend UDK instead of the Unreal Editor if you plan on making full games. It's more set up to deal with full projects beyond mods, and has a handy low-entry cost for licensing, and no initial cost for the software.

It's a matter of opinion which is better, but UDK is a bit more versatile from what I've seen.

If you go UDK, there's a bunch of useful tutorials on YouTube for beginners, I believe under the name "Raven".

Yeah, UDK thats what I meant to put. I'm using that.