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‫So it's been an absolutely jam packed session.

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‫Let's see what the highlights have been of what we've learnt.

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‫So we've learnt about the structure of our C++ syntax, about statements and expressions and some of

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‫the basic stuff like local variables and if statements and braces and all of that good gubbins.

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‫We've learned how to create classes in C++, the idea of a header file versus a C++ file.

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‫We've looked at member variables and member functions and how we can declare them and what it means

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‫for them to be members of the class.

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‫We've looked at creating Blueprint child classes off of our C++ so that we can use a bit of the best

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‫of both worlds.

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‫We used some of unreal built in functionality, such as the U property and the Yui log to communicate

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‫with our editor.

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‫And we've used some unreal types the F string, the F vector and the F rotator.

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‫We've been introduced to all of these and use them somewhat.

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‫And we've looked at some of the unreal classes such as the game mode and character class and how these

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‫work together in making games easier to build in.

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‫Unreal.

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‫Now there are a couple of extensions to this project that you could try if you wanted to take things

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‫a little bit further.

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‫First of all, I would suggest trying to build some more levels and playing them and testing them and

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‫that sort of thing and inventing some new platform types.

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‫So some more blueprints for pushers or rotating rotating platforms or maybe even rotating and moving

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‫platforms.

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‫You could let your imagination be the limit here.

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‫Then rotation back and forth might be something you want to try and implement within code and see if

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‫you could think of a way of doing that.

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‫Configuring a move by its end location instead of the distance moved by a platform.

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‫You could try seeing if you could figure that out.

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‫This is probably for those of you who are more familiar with programming already, though, so if you're

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‫not confident with any of these, obviously wait until later on in the course.

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‫You can always circle back to this project and improve it later on.

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‫Well, that is it for the section.

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‫I've had a whale of a time making this and I hope you've enjoyed it too.

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‫And I'll see you in the next section.