Unreal Engine sample projects
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using C++ and Blueprint
developed for prototyping and reference
all projects are free to try and Please send me feedback..
- Using widgets as health bar and changing it based on player collision in 3 methods
- Custom property of item on stage
- Blueprint only
Using:
collision detection, widgets, material parameters, timeline component, blueprint functions
released by Film Education, which provided educational context for the movie's historical and biblical themes. Archival Video & Nostalgia : The site contains several uploads of the original 1999 VHS openings
Before understanding why The Prince of Egypt circulates so vividly on the Internet Archive, one must appreciate what the film represents. Directed by Brenda Chapman, Steve Hickner, and Simon Wells, the film retells the Book of Exodus, focusing on the fraternal tragedy of Moses and Ramses. It is a film of staggering ambition.
Archived interviews with the star-studded voice cast, including Val Kilmer, Ralph Fiennes, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Sandra Bullock.
The Prince of Egypt (1998) stands as a towering achievement in animation history. Jeffrey Katzenberg’s ambitious DreamWorks Pictures production blended traditional hand-drawn art with groundbreaking digital effects. It delivered a mature, emotionally resonant adaptation of the Book of Exodus. Decades after its theatrical release, the film maintains a passionate global fandom. Central to this modern legacy is the Internet Archive. This non-profit digital library has become the premier sanctuary for preserving the film's rich production history, rare marketing materials, and shifting home video formats. the prince of egypt internet archive
This is the most legally complex area. The full, commercially released film The Prince of Egypt is in the public domain and remains under the active copyright of DreamWorks. While unauthorized uploads of the full film can sometimes appear on archive.org, the Internet Archive operates with a notice-and-takedown policy . It respects copyright law and removes infringing content upon request from rights holders. Therefore, finding a high-quality, permanent, and legitimate copy of the full movie on the Internet Archive is highly unlikely. The Archive is not a free version of Netflix but a digital library for materials that are either out of copyright or have been cleared for sharing by their creators.
A guestbook where audiences from 1998 left their immediate, emotional reactions to seeing the film in theaters. Digital Ethics, Copyright, and Access
A wealth of supporting material! You can find: It is a film of staggering ambition
The Internet Archive acts as a digital museum for The Prince of Egypt . It allows fans, animation students, and historians to study the film, its music, and its cultural impact.
Beyond the standard commercial soundtrack, the Internet Archive hosts community-contributed press kits. These digital kits were originally distributed to radio stations and journalists in 1998. They contain:
Despite its religious subject matter—which courted controversy— The Prince of Egypt was lauded for its humanism. It depicted Egyptians and Hebrews with complexity, earning praise from the Vatican, evangelical groups, and secular critics alike. It was, and is, a film that treats its audience as adults. Through the Wayback Machine
Collections of VHS opening previews from the 1999 release and the Original Press Kit used for marketing.
Through the Wayback Machine, users can step backward in time to explore the original princeofegypt.com domain as it existed at launch. Visitors can navigate retro character bio pages, download pixelated desktop wallpapers, read production diaries written by the directors, and interact with primitive web games designed to drive ticket sales. This provides a fascinating window into early internet culture and the dawn of digital film marketing. A Sanctuary Against Digital Erasure
You may find fan-uploaded or rare promotional tracks on the Archive, but the official commercial soundtrack is under copyright and should be purchased or streamed through licensed music services.
- Using collision scenarios, each as separate map with similar Blueprint and C++ approach
- Search and find properties on collision actor with C++
- 6 maps
- C++ and Blueprint
Using:
C++ : TFieldIterator
Blueprint: TextRender, SpotLight
- Using GameInstance to save total score on map change (between levels)
- Using HUD class and communicate with GameMode on score/pick-item
- Display image and number of picked up items in widget (3 different items)
- Use Sequencer on change map
- Spawn Emitter
- GameMode communications on game logic and data flow
- Custom FBX object made by Blender and 3 imported images for widget
- Blueprint only
Using:
GameInstance, GameMode, HUD, Widget, Sequencer, Emitter, Collision detection, Map/Level change
- Spawn destroyable objects based on box boundary
- Customisable features
- C++ only
Using:
RandomPointInBoundingBox, SpawnActor, Collision detection
- Communication with GameMode for data flow control between independent stage objects
- Blueprint only
Using:
Widget, Font Material, GameMode, Collision detection
- Having 4 different approaches of AI on character by using AI Controler
- Blueprint only
Using:
AI Controller, Behaviour Tree, Blackboard, BTT Task , GameMode communication on collision detection
- Drag and Drop by using F key
- Simple game prototype
- Communication with GameMode for game logics
- Blueprint only
Using:
Drag and Drop functionality, Physic Handler, Widget, GameMode , Collision handling
