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Updated pipeline guide for exporting Blender 5.x assets to UE 5.7 — Geometry Nodes, Nanite prep, material conversion, and batch automation.
Essential UE5 C++ patterns that every game developer needs in their toolkit. Covers subsystems, delegates, async loading, GAS, Enhanced Input, soft references, and more — with practical examples for each pattern.
A realistic look at the economics of selling UE5 assets and plugins. What categories sell best, pricing strategies, support considerations, and how to build a portfolio that generates recurring revenue — based on real marketplace data.
// AI EVERYWHEREUnreal + Blender + Godot MCP servers in one bundle. Works with Claude, Cursor, Windsurf.
Alternative approaches to Sequencer for creating polished Steam trailers using spline cameras, filmback presets, and real-time controls — practical shot-list templates and compositing tricks included.
Analyzing the Gartner stat through the game development lens — what types of game code AI generates well and where human-authored systems still win.
Deep technical guide to achieving 60fps with dense procedurally-placed Nanite foliage in UE 5.7 — covering draw call management, instance culling, LOD transitions, memory budgeting, and profiling techniques.
Learn how to use the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect AI assistants like Claude and Cursor to your Unreal Engine editor for automated level design, asset management, and more.
Complete tool audit for budget-conscious indie developers — free tiers, affordable plugins, and where investing in tools pays for itself.
// UNREAL MCP SERVER305 editor tools — actors, materials, Blueprints, Sequencer, landscapes, Niagara. Full undo.
Chaining MCP servers into a multi-agent pipeline — asset creation in Blender, import into Unreal, and procedural placement from a single prompt.
The complete workflow for getting assets from Blender into Unreal Engine 5 — covering export settings, material conversion, collision, LODs, and placing thousands of assets into your world with procedural tools.
World Partition, OFPA, and Data Layers have replaced traditional level streaming in UE5. Here's how to build open worlds larger than 16 km² without drowning in memory, load times, or organizational chaos.
Building multiplayer into a game after the fact is one of the most painful refactors in game development. Here's how to design your UE5 gameplay systems for replication from day one — even if you're shipping single-player first.