Artificial Intelligence has been around for as long as video games needed to simulate the inhabitants of a world. Their purpose in that...

Warning: This opinion post will contain political language that you may find disagreeable or perhaps even hypocritical. Please note that...

It's a question that's popped up in my own mind a few times since I left my early 20s behind. It's also been posited online in more that...

One of the most powerful things I've done so far is adding some custom classes I made for my personal project, Orbital: Space Rogues,...

Hello all! Today we're going to be looking a bit more at how we can leverage editor-only functionality to give our puzzle designer a bit...

In this post, we'll build on our previous work from Diving into UE5 MetaSounds, where we left off with a functional, but inefficient and...

Today, we're going to jump into one of the new features of Unreal Engine 5: MetaSounds. MetaSounds are the UE5 "replacement" for typical...

The world inside of a video game only captures a player if it feels responsive, and user interaction is a key part of that process. In...

One of the biggest initial hurdles for me as a developer was taking Blueprint-scripted components I'd developed and nativizing them in...

After the first bout of tests, I had more questions about casting and the effects it might have on loading and memory.

I wanted to understand more about how casting affects memory through Blueprints. This post is the result of the first set of tests.

I discuss the custom timer component I developed to give timer-based behavior to any actor I wanted in my personal project, Escape Fracture.

This entry showcases how I developed a volatile key for my person project, Escape Fracture.