A Comprehensive Beginners Guide to UDK – Day 3
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A Comprehensive Beginners Guide to UDK – Day 3

on Dec 8th 2010 with 6 comments
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This entry is part 3 of 5 in the series A Comprehensive Beginners Guide to UDK

In the third part of this brand-new new tutorial series, Ivan Krushkov continues to walk us through the Unreal Development Kit (UDK). In this first part Ivan covered the actual interface itself, in part 2 we looked at using BSP brushes, lighting, and how to place static meshes to populate your level, and in today’s part 3 Ivan covers using physics, the matenee editor, particle effects and how to make AI paths to place bots inside the level. Let’s take a look!

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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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  • http://www.meshandfx.com.au Meshfx

    Well done with this series. I have skirted around the edges of UDK, this has helped me stick my nose into it way further.

    Keep up the great work.

    Steven

  • http://owais3d.blogspot.com/ Owais

    I have a question to ask, Can one person only one make a mini 3d game using UDK 3. If i have an environment ready and two or three characters fully modeled can i make a short game in UDK 3 myself? Anyone Answer my question please.

    • Michael

      Very simple game you can create in a few steps. Just follow an tutorial about importing your content into UDK. I have never imported any character probably it might be a bit more complex. You can also use a Unity 3D engine, but I can recommend UDK too.

  • Splicage

    Awesome!!!!!1!. That’s quite a package of tutorials there. I’ll start getting through them now! :) :)

    Thanks Ivan + tutsplus

  • Marc

    IMHO – there are good tutorials if you want to watch a guy place and move static meshes, but there doesn’t seem to be much more. I didn’t watch all the vids – I was skipping forward trying to find something new, but it was always “and then we place this here” “now we transform it” “now we line this up here” …

  • Nano

    Video 3 is missing, but good work! :)