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Learning Unreal Engine iOS Game Development

Learning Unreal Engine iOS Game Development

By : Muhammad A.Moniem
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Learning Unreal Engine iOS Game Development

Learning Unreal Engine iOS Game Development

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By: Muhammad A.Moniem
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Overview of this book

If you are a game developer, designer, artist, or a beginner in the gaming industry, and want to make iOS games efficiently at a low cost, this book is ideal for you.
Table of Contents (12 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What will be covered?
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Who this book is for
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What you need for this book
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Conventions
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Reader feedback
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Customer support
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1. Prepare to Make Unreal Games with Unreal® Engine – Installing and Setting Up
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1. Prepare to Make Unreal Games with Unreal® Engine – Installing and Setting Up
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Getting ready and setting up
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Getting and building the engine
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Preparing the other required tools
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Preparing a game profile on the App Store
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Adding devices
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Generating provisioning profiles
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Summary
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2. Methods and Tools to Create Your Games
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2. Methods and Tools to Create Your Games
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Blueprints inside Unreal® Engine
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The need for blueprints
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What is a node?
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The iOS/Mobile-only nodes
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Blueprints – tips and tricks
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The iOS project pipeline
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Building the game's provisioning profiles
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Building a project
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3. Creating a Brick Breaking Game
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3. Creating a Brick Breaking Game
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The project structure
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Building the blueprints
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Building the game mode
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Building the game's main material
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4. Advanced Game Content Generation with a Fruit Chopper Game
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4. Advanced Game Content Generation with a Fruit Chopper Game
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The project structure
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Importing the assets
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An overview of blueprints
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The gameplay mechanic
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Building the particles
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Building the blueprints
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5. Building an Exciting Endless Runner Game
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5. Building an Exciting Endless Runner Game
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The project structure
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Importing the assets
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Building the animated sprites
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An overview of blueprints
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The gameplay mechanics
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Building the blueprints
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Building the logic
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Pushing the boundaries
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6. Designing an Advanced Game
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6. Designing an Advanced Game
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The project structure
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Importing the assets
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Building the animated sprites
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The blueprints
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The gameplay mechanic
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Building the blueprints
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Building the logic
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Using 2D colliders
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Pushing the boundaries
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7. Monetizing Your Game
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7. Monetizing Your Game
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iAd support
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iTunes Connect
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Adding in-app purchases
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Adding leaderboards
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Adding achievements
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8. iOS Debugging and Optimization
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8. iOS Debugging and Optimization
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Blueprints Live view
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Printing messages
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Breakpoints
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XCode tools
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Debug Navigator
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Capturing frames
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Instruments
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Performance optimization
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Minimizing the game size
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9. Publishing
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9. Publishing
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Packaging the project
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Editing the game profile
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Uploading and submiting for review
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A. Nodes Database
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A. Nodes Database
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Index
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Index

The project structure

If you are going to browse the included project files, then you will find that they were made with Unreal Editor 4.30; if you are using a higher version, it might let you know that the project will be upgraded to a higher version, which is an irreversible step unless you are running your project within a version control system such as Git. Just keep that in mind!

For this game sample, I made a blank project template without the starter content. I got some photos of real fruit and sliced each picture into two pieces. For example, a banana will have three sprites, the full fruit and another two sprites of it splatted. The game is a 2D game, but following the same approach with 3D assets will let you get the same result. As for the folder structure, you will find the following contents:

  • The blueprints folder: This contains all of the blueprints (regardless of types)

  • The levels folder: This holds three levels, which are the game itself and another two small levels for the...

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