00:02Hello everyone, I am Teacher Ji
00:05From today on, we will start a systematic study of UE5
00:07However, the previous lecture is still going to be available in the background, but this new recorded lecture will be shown first
00:14Let's first look at how to install UE5 — you can enter the Epic Games website, Unreal Engine, and then in the upper right-hand corner, there's the "Get Epic Games" download button
00:21Ah, because the installation process is relatively easy, I don't want to record every step
00:31After turning it off, there will be an update package the first time you install it
00:45You need to update it, and you need to register an account
00:53Register your account to enter the Epic Games launcher
00:58There's an Unreal..
01:02On the left, you'll see Unreal Engine, and the first option you encounter is probably on the homepage
01:07You need to click on Unreal Engine on the left, which is also available in this library
01:15To download version 4.26 or 4.27, you can select those options
01:23If you're using UE5, you need to click on the UE5 tab to download the UE5 Early Access version
01:27After 15, you can see this as the place to download it and fill in the necessary information
01:32Once completed, it can be installed
01:36Downloading and installing is relatively simple.