A quick guide on how I develop (advanced) game mechanics for Unreal Engine, specially for blueprints. This is just a general guide on how I personally make mechanics and my workflow, so of course you should just use this as reference as everyone will have their own style of working.
NOTE: It is important to note this is how I develop mechanics as an indie developer working at my own pace so as such nothing shown in the video is made prioritising an industry or professional standard.
NOTE: This video also is made particularly for unreal engine blueprints so the same/similar concepts can be applied for other visual scripting languages too but for traditionally written code I would not recommend this workflow.
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Debugging in Unreal Engine: https://dev.epicgames.com/community/learning/tutorials/dXl5/advanced-debugging-in-unreal-engine
Game testing types:
https://www.testbytes.net/blog/types-of-game-testing/
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