Learn UEFN + Verse

Get UEFN running on your Windows PC, learn your way around the editor, and publish your very first island. No code yet — the goal is a working loop you can build on.

• What are UEFN and Verse?The big picture: how UEFN, Verse, Fortnite, and Unreal Engine fit together — and why we learn them in this order.
• Installing UEFN on WindowsInstall the Epic Games Launcher and UEFN, check your PC meets the requirements, and open the editor for the first time.
• A tour of the editorThe five panels you'll use constantly: Viewport, Outliner, Content Browser/Drawer, Details, and the toolbar.
• Publish your first islandprojectCreate a project from a template, place a prop and a player spawn, launch a session, then publish a private island you can play.

Write your first real Verse code. You'll make your own device, print messages, and learn how Verse stores values with variables, constants, and types.

• Your first Verse deviceCreate a Verse file in UEFN, understand every line of the starter code, build it, and watch it print "Hello, Verse!" when your island runs.
• Variables and constantsGive values names. The difference between constants (never change) and variables (can change with set), and when to reach for each.
• Types: numbers, text, and logicThe core Verse types — int, float, string, and logic — plus string interpolation for printing values inside text.
• Project: a welcome sign deviceprojectPut it together: a device that announces your island's name and stats using a constant and variable of each type you've learned.