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i was following your unity 3d course of argon assault and while imorting the standard assets i got alot of errors which i searched to fix somehow, i dont know how i got an error which said
“hresult e_fail has been returned from a call to a com” and due to this error i cant close visual studio. how do i fix this please help i cant understand what the error means
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Hey there, I have enrolled for the gamedev blender course after seeing how impressive your team is, I’m considering to buy the gamedev unreal engine course. I have zero knowledge in c++ and programming, all I know is a little of bluej, will your course walk me through the programming in unreal and explain c++ language? Thanks for the help!
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best thing could be to have a look at the course details. it does say that no prior experience is needed in coding or UE.
or look at the course preview for a little look.
or jump over to the Unreal Section of the community forum and see what others have been saying through their journey.
https://community.gamedev.tv/c/unreal/11
Okay thanks a lot, I took a look at the course preview and I think it will help me, thanks again!
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This is for indie game roadmap course …
im stuck on how to think of a genre to focus on because I love all types of games such as: fighters, third-person games, and simulator games the only thing that ik I would not like to create is first-person games but I love competitive Games: examples of games I enjoy/enjoyed - Ark, Overwatch 2, Valorant, For honor, 2k and more just need a little advice on how I should go about figuring it out
one i quite liked doing and just me thinking out loud, was game jams as they narrow the focus to a set topic and style of game.
you wouldnt have to necessarily submit a game at the end of it (but its well worth seeing it through) but after a few, it might give you a better look at what style of game after working on one.