Blueprint VS C++ in Unreal Engine 5, Which One Should You Choose ?! 

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Not me I have no idea how to code yet

​@@Lackingworth do you know how to code now

@@ori867 nope

hey man , yes I totally get you , perfectionism is one of the most common reasons stopping people from moving forward . accepting your limitations and knowing your resources accurately is absolutely necessary . otherwise you will try lifting a 200 kg weight while your best record has been 30 kg and of course, bad things happens when you try to do that . hahaha 😉

Same.

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@@xamxd07 Iran

@@UnrealART im from Pakistan, love from here

yeah that`s true , let`s just hope that the situation will be better over time

@UCnzgRZYpm2C-AqU%F0%9F%A4%96PdEFOi4Q Machine learning powered search functionality would help with this! Or even better, code building/optimization/debugging abilities.

yeah that`s true . the issue here is which one we should used with Unreal

This is completely false. After a year or two working in blueprints, its incredibly easy to learn any other programming language including C++

@@jayg.2066 lol

yeah that`s true . in most cases blueprint can do the job but sometimes you need c++ as well.

Actually, blueprints are a total pain (see my rant above). They're more difficult to write and understand than C++ (yes really), and you can't seem to debug them (blueprint debugging is broken - the breakpoints don't work - clever eh?). And they're slow. And ugly. Did you notice in the video the vile plates of spaghetti he showed. I currently have an animation blueprint that isn't working properly and I've spent days trying to find out why but to no avail. One day I am going to put in an effort to do animation totally in C++ - and forget blueprints.

​@@mrcxx8694animation and behavior trees definitely seems better with blueprints and its more coherent. Performance wise idk

​@@mrcxx8694 say i want to make a slice of a simple 3d action game starting with a small cutscene then simple combat w an enemy AI that you attack once and defeat it. Would that really be easier to do and keep track of more than blueprints? Im curiosu

it`s a good question but I think it`s very technical and I am not sure about the answer .

It’s the same reason that some other languages are still slower than C after compilation. Blueprint isn’t just easier because it’s visual. For example, blueprint spares you from things like pointers or inlines, but without that kind of control you’re not going to achieve the efficiency of a code compiled with C. Technically everything needs to eventually be compiled to machine code to run, so the language isn’t really the problem, but rather what low level things can you take advantage of with that language to increase efficiency. The more things, the harder the language, but the greater the potential “speed” of the compiler code. Other things are compiled during runtime, so execution time is traded for real-time flexibility

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So it doesn't matter what you pick for the start of the project if you plan to use both?

It doesn't make a significant difference because you can always use both .

Glad it was helpful!

Yeah, That's exactly why I do everything with blueprints!

yeah if optimization has a critical role in the project , that is important but when it`s a small and simple project you don`t need to worry about that much

yeah that`s true . however , there are some channels on youtube covering C++ . you can watch their videos for starters . then purchase packages from udemy or other platforms .

definitely Blueprint , it`s much easier to learn and work with , so you will be faster . C++ is not a good choice for beginners at all

@@UnrealART I disagree. The mantra that C++ is not a good choice for beginners is false. Just learn the language, it's not that difficult (there are great courses on Udemy - I even created one myself). After all, even the most expert programmer was a total beginner once. Blueprints? I'm currently tearing my hair out over an animation blueprint that's not working properly. Can't debug it. Why? The blueprint debugger sucks. I mean, it doesn't even work properly - the breakpoints don't work! How crap is that? Oh, and code is actually easier to write, understand and debug than stupid boxes wired together with spaghetti. Just look at the blueprint horrors in the video to see what I mean. Of course, you don't have to be a C++ expert to get things done in Unreal Engine.

The blueprint debugger functions perfectly for me (3 Weeks in). Maybe you suck (no front)

@@mrcxx8694when debating which language to learn c++ is definitely an answer but when asked whether to learn any language or use node based stuff that godot or ue has idk if id say c++ nearly as confidently

you are welcome , glad you liked the video , yes it`s possible to use them both in a project !

Glad it helped

yes I agree. thanks for the advice 🥂🙏

I have talked to a lot of programmers and got their opinion . In addition , I was able to get a good understanding about the subject by doing some basic research .

true of true

yep that`s correct 🥂

I am not a programmer but I have done my research about the topic

well I am not good enough in c++ to that but trust me, if you are a beginner just go with blueprint.

can i use them tougher ? and if I'm planning to make a big game lets say like ARK survival evolved i can make it with bp or need c++ and c++ its much faster for like this type of games or same thnx if u reply or u dont :) @@UnrealART

@@mrhsn961 So the blueprints are actually C++ code in the background. Blueprints are converted into C++ anyway when you run/publish your game.

thanks mate . yes I am ! good guess !

If you have enough time to spend on learning it, why not . It can even help you understand blueprints better

thanks man, yes I am thinking about making a series about archviz in ue5 and cover almost everything about the subject 👋🥂

yes blueprint is powerful and sufficient for indie game developers

@@UnrealART yes

yes I get it

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Ong, bro I just wasted the last two days of my life being locked out because of this stupidity. You have to delete the template stuff and create new stuff so I’m starting to think a blank slate is better.

thank you for the comment . the reason for the fps drop is not necessarily about your code . maybe there are other reasons like heavy models or something like this that are causing the problem . I am not an expert in C++ but I have made some project using blueprint and didn`t have any problems.

Maybe , I have to look into it and see how it turns out .

Interesting, that's another way to look at it

Then we go to godot and learn its language (which is easier than c++), I mean, we can learn stuff.

Glad it helped

you are very welcome

yeah maybe you are right. What I was trying to say is that it's easier to understand compared C++

If you know them both yes. If you have limited time and energy to learn one of them, you have to choose!

@@UnrealART makes total sense!

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yeah I have adjusted it in my new videos. thanks for the feedback

@@UnrealART np

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yes absolutely .

No, it not.