A Comprehensive Beginners Guide to UDK – Day 4
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A Comprehensive Beginners Guide to UDK – Day 4

on Dec 21st 2010 with 1 comment
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This entry is part 4 of 6 in the series A Comprehensive Beginners Guide to UDK

In the forth part of this brand-new new tutorial series, Ivan Krushkov continues to walk us through the Unreal Development Kit (UDK). After covering the interface, BSP brushes, lighting and static meshes in previous parts, today’s tutorial continues our look at using physics, the matenee editor and particle effects, as well as how to make AI paths to place bots inside the level. Let’s get started…

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My name is Ivan, also known as 'Pipera', and I'm currently a 3rd year Computer Games and Visual Effects student in the UK. I've been in the field of 3D a little more than 3 years now, and I really enjoy exploring the possibilities that the digital environment can provide.  

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  1. Harsha says:
    December 30, 2010 at 10:43 pm

    Thanks for the tutorials. I thought you had abandoned the UDK tuts after Day 2! Love to see you do more!

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