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Found 11 Skills
Build Unreal Engine 5 gameplay with Blueprint visual scripting: Blueprint Classes, the Event Graph and Construction Script, variables/functions/macros, and Blueprint communication (Cast, Interfaces, Event Dispatchers). Use when working in Blueprints, wiring an event graph, deciding how Blueprints talk to each other, or when the user mentions Blueprint, BP, event graph, construction script, or a Blueprint .uasset.
Set up player input in Unreal Engine 5 with Enhanced Input: Input Actions, Input Mapping Contexts, modifiers and triggers, adding the mapping context, and binding actions by ETriggerEvent. Use when wiring movement/look/jump input, creating IA_/IMC_ assets, binding in C++ or Blueprints, or when the user mentions Enhanced Input, Input Mapping Context, Input Action, IA_/IMC_, or ETriggerEvent.
Performance and hybrid architecture specialist - Masters C++/Blueprint continuum, Nanite geometry, Lumen GI, and Gameplay Ability System for AAA-grade Unreal Engine projects
Create and control VFX in Unreal Engine 5 with Niagara: systems and emitters, modules and the spawn/update stages, exposed User parameters, and spawning or driving effects from Blueprints or C++. Use when building particle effects, NS_/NE_ assets, spawning a Niagara system at runtime, setting User parameters, or when the user mentions Niagara, VFX, or a particle system in Unreal.
Unreal Engine visual pipeline specialist - Masters the Material Editor, Niagara VFX, Procedural Content Generation, and the art-to-engine pipeline for UE5 projects
Building AAA-quality games and real-time experiences with Unreal Engine 5Use when "unreal, ue5, ue4, unreal engine, blueprints, blueprint, actor component, gameplay ability, gas unreal, niagara, nanite, lumen, world partition, level streaming, unreal multiplayer, unreal replication, gamemode, gamestate, playerstate, playercontroller, pawn, character class, uclass, ustruct, uenum, uproperty, ufunction, unreal, ue5, blueprints, c++, gamedev, aaa, real-time, rendering, nanite, lumen, niagara, gameplay, replication, multiplayer, gas" mentioned.
MetaSounds DSP specialist for Unreal Engine 5. Use when designing MetaSounds graphs, choosing DSP nodes, configuring filters/oscillators/envelopes, building signal chains, working with the Builder API, or creating audio templates. Covers 144 nodes across 20 categories.
Open-world and environment specialist - Masters UE5 World Partition, Landscape, procedural foliage, HLOD, and large-scale level streaming for seamless open-world experiences
Use when defining, querying or replicating Gameplay Tags, or wiring decoupled event messaging between gameplay systems in C++. Also use when the user mentions 'FGameplayTag', 'FGameplayTagContainer', 'FGameplayTagQuery', 'UE_DEFINE_GAMEPLAY_TAG', 'native gameplay tag', 'DefaultGameplayTags.ini', 'GameplayTagList', 'tag redirect', 'MatchesTag', 'HasTagExact', 'RequestGameplayTag', 'UGameplayTagsManager', 'Categories meta', 'tag picker', 'gameplay message', 'message bus', 'event bus' or 'AsyncMessageSystem'. For abilities, effects and cues that consume tags, see ue-gameplay-abilities; for wire cost and RPCs, see ue-networking-replication.
Use when building or fixing an Unreal Engine 5 level or open world: World Partition, OFPA, Data Layers, Level Instances, Packed Level Actors, HLOD, landscape size, heightmap import or clipping, edit layers, terrain material rules, foliage and grass, a PCG forest or rock scatter, runtime GPU grass, Nanite and tessellation choices, modular kits, a river or village, streaming pop-in, cells not loading, landscape black spots, "PCG shows nothing in the editor", or a world too heavy to hand to lighting.
Use when making a trailer, cutscene, cinematic or short film in Unreal Engine 5.8 with Sequencer: shot lists, master and shot sequences, cameras, lenses, depth of field, camera cuts, spawnables, character animation in shots, per-shot lighting, Movie Render Graph or Movie Render Queue EXR renders, "render darker than the viewport", "first frames pop", "last frame missing", ACES or OCIO to DaVinci Resolve, the 180-degree rule, Sequencer Python, or reviewing a cut.