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I would literally pay money for someone to do this but starting from a blueprint project step by step. Every tutorial on this creates the project as a C++ from the start. The more common workflow, that would help so many people, is how to convert an existing BP project to be ready to accept C++ code. Literally no updated tutorials on this anywhere. Super frustrating.
If you open the project in your file manager, right click the .uproject file, and click "Generate Visual Studio project files", it will generate a Visual Studio solution from an existing Blueprints project. I hope this helps!
@@detri-codes thanks, but I've heard this exact thing every time. What If like to see is 1. How to install Visual Studio and which packages to select when installing for Unreal. And 2. After creating a C++ class in the BP Unreal project, it asks to compile the project from the IDE. I want to see that process and then how to open the project again after. I've tried so many things and I can't get this to work. There's so many nuances that I'm probably missing. Like I said, id pay for someone to do a step by step video of this starting from having a BP project and no VS installed, to opening the project back up after compiling from the IDE.
Probably comes down to the person's personal experience. But generally they do tend to say that C# is easier to pick up but isnt as powerful as C++, while C++ has a steeper learning curve but its generally considered the industry standard when it comes to programming languages. However, you can probably achieve great things with either of them if you're dedicated enough. Choose whichever engine you like better. Also worth note that there are much more C# tutorials for unity than C++ tutorials for unreal. So keep that in mind
@pleasantlygrim6712 Any feedback regarding the rebranding is appreciated. I'm aware it could be a bit jarring, so I included (MizzoFrizzo & Co.) in the name and each tutor will have their own style of thumbnail. 🙂 -Mizzo.
@@PitchforkAcademy well for the logo maybe you could have "PA" in fat round letters with a graduation hat hanging off the A or maybe a stylized pitchfork impaling a graduation hat. For the color scheme I think orange white and blue would really pop. I like what you're going for, having a more professional brand with a talented team. Once people get used to the new name I don't think you need to include the (mizzofrizzo & co.) part. As long as you put your face in the thumbnails I think people will know its you. Thumbnails with faces naturally do better on youtube too because of human psychology.
@pleasantlygrim6712 Yeah I'll be dropping the (MizzoFrizzo & Co.) once it's more established. Thumbnails will just have a different font and colour for each tutor, but not too concerned with design beyond that. The quality of the content should speak for itself. 😉
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sweet. looking forward to seeing what fun things you create. And this is the exact tutorial I've been needing. thanks so much
looking forward to more c++!
best tutorial ive seen on this! thanks!
@MichaelEmbers That's very kind of you to say... Thanks for watching and thanks for engaging with our content! 🫶
lets go detri!
These guys are on the money. 👌
Awesome
your next tutorial should be about how to make a dynamic vignette for ppl whop are trying to make a bodycam or unrecord game 😁
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I would literally pay money for someone to do this but starting from a blueprint project step by step. Every tutorial on this creates the project as a C++ from the start. The more common workflow, that would help so many people, is how to convert an existing BP project to be ready to accept C++ code. Literally no updated tutorials on this anywhere. Super frustrating.
If you open the project in your file manager, right click the .uproject file, and click "Generate Visual Studio project files", it will generate a Visual Studio solution from an existing Blueprints project. I hope this helps!
@@detri-codes thanks, but I've heard this exact thing every time. What If like to see is 1. How to install Visual Studio and which packages to select when installing for Unreal. And 2. After creating a C++ class in the BP Unreal project, it asks to compile the project from the IDE. I want to see that process and then how to open the project again after. I've tried so many things and I can't get this to work. There's so many nuances that I'm probably missing. Like I said, id pay for someone to do a step by step video of this starting from having a BP project and no VS installed, to opening the project back up after compiling from the IDE.
@@fray989 I'll keep this in mind for another video, maybe even my next one :) Thanks for the suggestion!
@@detri-codes Just wanted to add a +1 to this. That would be an amazingly helpful video. Subscribed and turned on the bell!
You mean like what you learn through the lyra project? That's both c++ and blueprints and has plenty of tutorials for it
is there any difference between unity's C# and Unreal's c++? like whats easier to work with for example?
Probably comes down to the person's personal experience. But generally they do tend to say that C# is easier to pick up but isnt as powerful as C++, while C++ has a steeper learning curve but its generally considered the industry standard when it comes to programming languages.
However, you can probably achieve great things with either of them if you're dedicated enough. Choose whichever engine you like better. Also worth note that there are much more C# tutorials for unity than C++ tutorials for unreal. So keep that in mind
@@sisqobmx Not for long. 😏
@@sisqobmx 👍
@@PitchforkAcademy 👍
almost didnt recognize the channel with the new ai pic
@pleasantlygrim6712 Any feedback regarding the rebranding is appreciated. I'm aware it could be a bit jarring, so I included (MizzoFrizzo & Co.) in the name and each tutor will have their own style of thumbnail. 🙂
-Mizzo.
@@PitchforkAcademy well for the logo maybe you could have "PA" in fat round letters with a graduation hat hanging off the A or maybe a stylized pitchfork impaling a graduation hat. For the color scheme I think orange white and blue would really pop. I like what you're going for, having a more professional brand with a talented team. Once people get used to the new name I don't think you need to include the (mizzofrizzo & co.) part. As long as you put your face in the thumbnails I think people will know its you. Thumbnails with faces naturally do better on youtube too because of human psychology.
@pleasantlygrim6712 Yeah I'll be dropping the (MizzoFrizzo & Co.) once it's more established. Thumbnails will just have a different font and colour for each tutor, but not too concerned with design beyond that. The quality of the content should speak for itself. 😉