Blueprint Quest, Edition 3

The finishing edition: cutscenes, procedural worlds, physics and destruction, an options menu, save systems, accessibility and release prep. Picks up where Edition 2 ends.

What's inside

• 42 quests across 7 worlds, each with step-by-step instructions, a clear "done when" check, and tips for when you get stuck
• A boss project at the end of every world that uses everything you just learned (7 in total)
• XP, levels, badges and streaks, plus target dates for every quest based on the pace you pick
• Comes with a Blueprint sandbox: wire up nodes and press Play to see what happens
• Walkthroughs you can collapse once you don't need the hand-holding

The worlds

• W19 Cinematics with Sequencer: First Level Sequence, Animate actors, Play from Blueprint, Event tracks, Skippable cutscenes. Boss: Opening Cutscene.
• W20 Procedural Worlds with PCG: PCG setup, Sample surfaces, Filter and vary, Splines and exclusions, Expose graph parameters. Boss: Generated Forest.
• W21 Physics & Destruction: Physics constraints, Forces and impulses, Chaos destruction, Field system, Physical materials and sounds. Boss: Demolition Room.
• W22 Settings & Rebinding: Game User Settings, Scalability options, Frame rate and VSync, Rebindable controls, Sensitivity and invert. Boss: Options Menu.
• W23 Save Systems: Save slots, Save the world state, Async save and load, Autosave and checkpoints, Save versioning. Boss: Persistent World.
• W24 Accessibility & Polish: Subtitles and captions, Color and contrast, UI scale and readability, Controller glyphs, Loading screens and transitions. Boss: Accessible Game.
• W25 Release Prep: Build configurations, Project Launcher profile, Version number and crash logs, Playtest and triage, Store and platform checklist. Boss: Release Candidate.

What you need

Unreal Engine 5 (free) and solid Blueprint skills, about where Edition 2 leaves you.

How it works

It's one HTML file. Double-click it and it opens in your browser. No account, no install, no subscription, and it works offline. Progress saves in your browser, and a save code in Settings lets you back it up or move it to another computer.

The blueprint sandbox is a simplified example for trying ideas. The actual quests happen in Unreal Engine.