Unity dev here trying to learn Unreal Engine 5. What’s the best way to transition from Unity to UE5?
Also, which YouTube channels/tutorials would you recommend for learning UE5 properly?
I’m planning to use Unity Version Control for my Unity projects and noticed the free tier gives 25GB of storage per month.
For those already using it, is that usually enough for solo/indie projects, especially if you’re working with lots of assets, models, animations, and frequent scene changes?
Does storage fill up quickly because of version history?
Do deleted files still count toward storage?
Is Git + LFS better for bigger projects?
At what project size did you feel the need to upgrade?
Trying to set up version control for my Unity project. Does GitHub properly track things like component changes, prefabs, scenes, and newly added models/assets? Also, is Unity Technologies Version Control better than GitHub + Git LFS for Unity projects? What do most devs use?
The second recently left, so now I am all alone
I am an UE5 dev and we were working on a superhero game, but after he left I have the hope
Should I still continue development
Recently I installed UE5 but I can't understand anything.
I am a Unity Dev and that tells I use C# for programming but understanding both BP and CPP