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Data Visualization in the Metaverse
Setup
Install Visual Studio (2:14)
Download the Cesium Plugin for Unreal Engine 5 (8:42)
Building the Globe in Unreal Engine (4:59)
Download full code for course
Data Analysis in Python
Download Census Data (1:58)
Download Python Notebook to analyze Census data!
Examining Census 2020 Data in Google Colab (6:55)
Get Data Insights with Python (7:31)
Building the metaverse like a 3x programmer
Your first level: Show the pointer on the screen (6:18)
Build on shoulders of giants: Use Epic Games Marketplace (3:14)
Save Time: Skip data entry by using Data Tables and CSV files (3:26)
Your First Blueprint: Connecting a Heads Up Display to the Project (6:25)
Make a sphere glow in neon: Use emissive colors in materials (11:53)
Capturing input from menus: Using events in Unreal (14:41)
Show population as brightness: Use custom data to change material appearance (6:21)
Get a Racial Demographics Application Up and Running
Adding Menu to a Level with a Globe (7:11)
Show Total Population as Lights from Outer Space (2020 US Census City Population by block) (18:49)
Your First Material Function: Showing Multiple Colors on the Globe (9:38)
Hide and Show Cubes: Setting the Visibility of a Hierarchical Instanced Static Mesh (5:51)
Show 2020 US Census Population Data by Race (12:52)
Show Racial Clustering Across the United States (14:28)
How to Read Medium Sized Data Into Unreal Engine
Setting Up Your First C++ Class in Unreal Engine (12:18)
Ingesting data without freezing your application: Use Asynchronous tasks (9:56)
Read a file on any platform: Using Unreal Engine Core API (16:12)
Ingesting 851 MB of Data: Storing 8M rows of data in memory (10:49)
Parsing a CSV File in C++ (part 1): Approach to Extract Data From a String (6:26)
Parsing a CSV File in C++ (Part 2): Converting Full File into Structured Data (10:12)
Precalculating Key Metrics To Speed Up Your Application (10:20)
How to show 200,000 objects in Unreal Engine at the same time
Pull a cube generator on to the globe : Creating a derived Actor class in C++ (10:20)
Has my data loaded? Determining the status of Async processes (7:42)
Has my data loaded (part 2)? Retrieving Async results with the TFuture framework (7:07)
Convert Raw Data into USEFUL data: Converting Latitude and Longitude into Unreal Coordinates (11:09)
Plot Cubes on a Globe: Adding cubes using Hierarchical Instanced Static Mesh (3:53)
Census Data Sanity Check: Confirming your Structured Data is Correct (7:30)
See Lights from Outer Space: Show Total Population Per City Block (3:21)
View Racial Clustering from Outer Space - Show Precalculated Metrics in Material Color (3:41)
BONUS LESSONS: Putting together a Heads Up Display in Unreal Engine
Create a Button with Underlying Default Color (8:21)
Making Your Menu Buttons Interactive (5:21)
Creating a Menu Layout (9:12)
Getting your App to Respond to User Input: Using Event Dispatchers in Unreal Engine (5:27)
Consolidate Events from a Group of Buttons (15:12)
Communicating Between the Menu and the Level (4:36)
Display a Color Legend that Shows Demographics on a Globe (6:43)
Sending User Input to the Level (10:17)
Sunny or Dark? Change position of the sun in real-time with a slider (13:25)
Get Input from Epic Marketplace Components: Making Buttons Dynamically Change Colors (5:40)
Populating a Dropdown Box in Unreal Engine (4:52)
Putting it all Together: The HUD Demo (2:07)
Older Lessons (NO NEED TO WATCH)
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Pull a cube generator on to the globe : Creating a derived Actor class in C++
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