I manually reviewed each and every single
one of the 3880 blueprint packs, sorted out the best, and created this neat video for
you. Make sure to watch till the end as I have
some insane things on this list. I hope you enjoy this! Number 1: GOOD SKY
Easily create highly customizable and highly optimized sky spheres, all with a day and
night cycle and a weather system already built in. This blueprint pack was added to the permanent
free collection by Epic Games in 2019, and I absolutely thank Epic and the creator for
this free gem. Ever dreamed of creating an jRPG? Then the following is exactly what you desire. Number 2: jRPG Template
This pack includes an Item system, a battle system, a save and load system, a customizable
character system and so many more things. This also was added to the permanently free
collection by Epic. Speaking of free products, I hope you noticed
that I sorted all these blueprint packs after their price tag, so make sure to use the YouTube
segment system to watch the parts you want. Ouhhhh. It’s getting spooky. Number 3: Horror Engine
This well-known blueprint pack could be the basis for your own horror game. It consists of 25 different systems for you
to be able to create plenty of different horror experiences. I used it myself in the past and I can only
suggest you to use it too. What's better than lying in the grass watching
the sky? Exactly, it's the next pack. Number 4: Dynamic Grass System Lite
Add dynamic grass that bends and deforms to add a realistic touch to any game. Support for wind, a runtime spawning system,
and many other features will also add to the realism. I cannot understand how this next product
is free. Number 5: Easy Building System v10
This advanced multiplayer building system for first-person, third-person, and top-down
allows your players to chop down some trees to then build an amazing home with everything
from a fireplace to a bed. Dear Traveler. May I send you on a quest? Number 6: Easy Quests
Using this, you can easily create quests for your players to accomplish. Easily tweak the system so it is exactly like
you imagine and fits your game perfectly. Create actually smart AI using
Number 7: VisAI - Community - Modern AI Framework The price of 130 dollars is no more as this
also got added to the permanently free collection. It allows you to create complex behaviors,
while it being easily adjustable and also quick to set up. Buy runes and upgrade your abilities with
Number 8: Advanced Stats with Runes System This blueprint pack lets you create runes
for your players to buy and put in their rune slots in order to get an advantage against
hard enemies. Understand the beauty of Unreal Engines' lighting
system using Number 9: Parametric Cornell Box
This tool was specifically created to understand the behavior of Lumen in different scenarios. You can observe the quality of soft-shadowing
as well as the quality of reflections and other lighting-related things. Let your players socialize using
Number 10: Pin Multiplayer Chat Time System Set up a simple multiplayer chat in no time
with support for server chat notifications like when a player joined the game and also
support for different chat channels. Okay. We are done with the free blueprint packs. Have I already mentioned that this is only
part 1 of 4? Make sure to subscribe and hit that bell icon
in order to get notified when I release the next part. And be sure that there are going to be some
banger blueprint packs in the next videos. But let’s continue with
Number 11: Smart Cable Connector This blueprint pack lets you connect cables
between anything, really. But where it shines is when used as power
lines. Simply drag and drop this into your level,
and you are close to being done. Are you mad because you have bad aim? Number 12: Projectile Curve Visualizer
Know where your throwable lands without even throwing it! Or see where the enemy aims to quickly dodge
a grenade for example. Fix all your bugs with
Number 13: Simply debug log You really begin to value this plugin when
you are using this instead of the print string node. With its nice log menu, you can comprehend
where a system is working well and understand where it fails. Get blatantly fast, designing levels that
keep players engaged with Number 14: Ultimate Greyboxing Kit
Block out levels with simple shapes to create satisfying worlds that not only look good
but also ones that feel good. This will definitely save you some time in
the future, as you only create assets that actually end up in the final game, as you
closely optimize the game feel and what objects need to be placed where. Let’s play some Minecraft. Number 15: In Game Block Building System
Create your own version of the most known game ever made, or create a completely new
game with unique aspects instead. This blueprint pack is here to help you with
that vision! You just finished developing your 2D game,
hopped on 3D now but are sad to not being able to use tile maps? Number 16: 3D Tilemap - Simple Helper
This pack is here to help, as it brings tile maps into the 3D world and allows you to create
block-like levels insanely fast. Do you need some refreshment? Number 17: Water Interact System
Jump into the interactive water and swim with imaginary fishes, or hop on a boat and do
your long-planned virtual fishing trip. Let your assets shine in a new light using
Number 18: Orbit Lights Showcase your good-looking assets in their
real beauty with the help of a good lighting setup, similar to when you are in a real photo
studio. You just received a notification! Number 19: Simply notification
Warn your players, notify your players, or inform your players about ongoing actions
in your application or game. With support for buttons, small notifications
and also big notifications, and many other things, you can customize this system to fit
perfectly for your needs. Are you picky? Number 20: Advanced Color Picker
Pick your favorite colors, save your favorite colors, and select your favorite colors in
order to customize everything in your style. With 5 different easy-to-use color pickers,
you will always find the perfect fitting color for your needs. We are done with 20 packs. Is this list exhaustive? Let's get an energizing look at what's to
come next in this and the next parts. As you can see, I have some insane plugins
up on my sleeve. Let’s continue. Number 21: Destruction System
Use predefined meshes to simulate the destruction of objects. With support for different states of damage,
you are able to easily switch from one state to another state using particle systems to
make the transition cleaner. Collect collectible collectibles using
Number 22: ULTIMATE COLLECTABLES Collect different animated items with a smooth
pickup animation. Perfect for a bunch of different types of
games and ready to use out of the batch with nice effects and sound. Have insanely satisfying screen transitions
using Number 23: ProgressiveUI Screen Transitions
Use this as a little loading screen, or cover up some unpleasant transitions you struggle
to remove. Create the next hyperrealistic game using
Number 24: Bodycam Component You know those Unreal Engine demos that are
incredibly realistic-looking, right? They all use such a bodycam effect to cover
up the not-so-realistic things like foliage or some lower poly meshes. Create incredibly good-looking smoke with
Number 25: VolumetricFog Easily create realistic volumetric fog with
different shapes that interacts with its surroundings. Create looping background footage using
Number 26: Infinity Tiles Generate an infinite length of procedural
tiles for incredible-looking looping videos and other stuff. Allow your VR players to use a keyboard with
Number 27: VR Virtual Keyboards Let your VR players input stuff directly in
VR, so they don't have to use their real-life keyboard. You can either point and click on the buttons
or directly hit them like a drum. Make your AI a lot more capable using
Number 28: AI Jump Navigation Links Now your AI can have the ability to jump across
gaps, making them surpass a huge handicap. This opens so many usage possibilities and
just improves the overall experience with AI. Do not use your phone while driving but take
a look at this Number 29: Mobile Control Sys V1.0
With this easy and fast-to-set-up solution, you are able to create a clean and simple
mobile car control system Easily spawn numerous objects using
Number 30: ia scatter You can use this to add snow onto stuff and
to easily scatter a bunch of items in your environments. Speed up your art and level design workflow
with Number 31: Essential Toolkit for Art & Level
Design Tools for moving, rotating, scaling, duplicating,
copying, and much more will help you with being faster at level designing. With its clean and easy-to-understand UI,
this will quickly integrate into your workflow. Where do the enemies hide? Number 32: Advanced Thermal Scope
Use a set of thermal scopes to quickly determine the position of enemies. With adjustable zoom and different display
modes, you can let your players feel like real special agents. Why use your own PC if you could just use
a PC in your game? Number 33: Xunil Operation System
Use the calculator, the video player, the notepad, and do a bunch of other stuff on
your new virtual desktop machine. I think there are some unique things possible
using such a computer in one of your games. On this stone there is snow and there is some
moss on that other stone right there. Number 34: Displacer with Snow & Moss Gen
Generate realistic snow on your meshes and transform your scenery into a winter wonderland. Or simply add that last bit of realism to
your nature scenes with some moss here and there. Create some insane renders in Unreal Engine
using Number 35: Virtual Photography Kit
This set of lightning presets and powerful blueprints makes photographing in Unreal Engine
incredibly easy. Due to its customizability as well as ease
of use, this system can be used by anyone trying to make good shots of an object or
to create digital portraits. Easily add a specific spray pattern to your
weapons using Number 36: Spray pattern generator utility
This system allows you to recreate the famous CS go recoil mechanic with ease. Simply create your own patterns and tweak
the settings so it feels just right. These were all the blueprint packs for under
10 dollars. Before we continue, I quickly want to mention
that I already made a video in which I went through every single Unreal Engine Marketplace
plugin. So if you are interested in watching this
too, I provided a link in the description. Where do they hide? I can’t find them! Number 37: Multiplayer Prop Hunt
This delivers you a fully functioning game project with a main menu, a health system,
a lobby system, and some other features, like a countdown, a timer, and all those little
systems to make this game more appealing and compelling to play. We have another chat system in this list. Number 38: Pin Multiplayer Pro Chat Time System
The first chat blueprint pack only is in this list as it is free, but if you have a couple
of extra bucks lying around, you should take a look at this. With support for message cooldowns, emojis,
player muting, player whispering, player reporting, and a bunch of other stuff, this system is
my favorite one. Make your scenes look even more realistic
using Number 39: EasyFog
Give your environment the missing touch with fog. With support for path tracing and a bunch
of settings to adjust the fog, this tool is perfect to use for movies but also for games. Take a sneaky look into another world. Number 40: Time Warp Effect
Create interesting game mechanics by blending textures in materials from static meshes or
skeletal meshes. Create insanely smooth ways of interacting
with the environment using Number 41: Multiple Interaction System
With this, you can easily add interaction to any object. Multiplayer support, and multiple interaction
types like tapping, holding, and multiple tapping makes this a usable system for many
games. Show your artistic vein with
Number 42: Draw System Easily draw directly on a wall or with UI
and let your artistic hand take over you for a moment. Are you still knowing where we are going? Number 43: GPS SYSTEM
Never lose the overview of what GPS locations still need to be visited, but always exactly
know where you still need to go to. Ever wanted to transport goods? Number 44: Truck Trailer Attach Detach System
See what it's like being a trucker with the ability to attach and detach trailers as well
as driving the truck, of course. With a detailed truck cab including many little
details and many more small things, they add up to this whole amazing blueprint pack. Are you tired of normal weather conditions? Number 45: TornadoScape
See what mother nature is capable of and feel the force of extreme tornados. Easily implement some intuitive control menu
UI using Number 46: Float Menu X
With its satisfying hover animations as well as overall smoothness and minimalistic looks,
this is one of my favorite UI systems out there for games with plenty of game-defining
settings. Show your players the newest news using
Number 47: Carousel Slider X Create interactive image carousels to feature
the most important things in a modern fashion. Climb, Swing, and Vault using
Number 48: VR Parkour Start parkouring in VR with support for many
movement actions to overcome any obstacle. Do you want to follow the monetization success
of Fortnite? Number 49: Easy Battle Pass
Create a Battle Pass with support for any popular battle pass feature like buying levels
and such stuff. Carrying things was never that much fun. Number 50: Replicated Physics Pulling System
Pull physical objects in your multiplayer world. Set plenty of different settings like the
force needed to pull an actor or the maximum distance an actor can be pulled away. Improve your Unreal Engine workflow using
Number 51: Artist Toolbox This collection of different systems is here
to assist Unreal Engine users with plenty of handy tools. It contains tools for materials, textures,
levels, assets, and plenty more. Tired of playing Cookie Clicker? Number 52: Easy Clicker Template
Create the next Cookie Clicker game with ease and let your players click until their mouse
breaks. Give your city the final realistic touch with
Number 53: Graffiti Generator Add customized graffiti onto any surface. Just input what words you want the graffiti
to spell, set the style, and change some other options to create an infinite amount of different
graffiti. Of course, you are also able to add your own
textures or browse a library of a bunch of pre-designed patterns The following is my own blueprint pack. Number 54: Ultimate Blueprint Pack
I created this pack so you guys have an easier life with blueprint coding. With a bunch of new blueprint nodes providing
easy solutions for annoying stuff, your workflow will become faster once you get used to the
new raster of nodes. Bored of the standard Unreal Engine progress
bar? Number 55: Extended Progress Bar
Create progress bars in custom shapes with support for transparency as well as segments
and other design options. This is perfect if you want your progress
bars to stand out. Capture insane-looking screenshots using
Number 56: Advanced Photo Mode With this, your players can capture great
moments with plenty of options to convey their feelings from that exact moment. It features a user-friendly UI as well as
full gamepad support. Do you sometimes get lost and don't know where
to go? Number 57: Dynamic Minimap System
See where you currently are located on a minimap and also know where enemies are or where you
will find quests to accept. Add a breath of immersion to your game using
Number 58: Daily Life AI Your AI citizens live a normal day-to-day
life and do stuff like working, relaxing, eating, sleeping, and more. They all will follow their own schedules while
taking into consideration what time currently is. Ever wanted to lead an army? Number 59: Battle Simulator Kit
Off to battle with melee and ranged soldiers fighting against other armies. In different modes like campaign and sandbox,
you can either play tactical while keeping a look at your budget or just try things out
without restrictions. The following blueprint pack might be an insane
addition to some games. Number 60: Breakdown
Show nice assemble or breakdown animations with either highly complex objects or whole
cities. You can tweak things like the speed of the
animation and other things like the delay between each movement direction change. Can’t see what's behind the wall? Number 61: Wall Hiding System
Make your player character or other things visible even through walls, trees, and other
obstacles blocking the view. Create a non-interrupting user experience
and don't waive on things like shadows. Create the next Mario Cart with
Number 62: Vehicles Gravity Template - VGT Glue your vehicles to the racing track with
support for multiplayer and things like springboards. This allows you to create some insane racing
tracks. Just modify your current car by adding an
actor component and it should already work. Are you about to create an FPS game? Number 63: FPS interface UI/HUD - Killfeed/Compass
Add some clean and minimalistic UI to your FPS game with stuff like a compass, a kill
feed, and stuff like a weapon loadout, a minimap, a scoreboard, a server list, and plenty more. Do not watch the paint dry, instead watch
trees grow. Number 64: GrowableTree
This can be used for unique game mechanics or nice storytelling as well as that last
bit of simulation realism. Every tree gets procedurally generated with
editable variables like branch density, the scale, whether leaves should be added, and
more stuff. These were all the blueprint packs up to 20
dollars. By the way, you can support me on Patreon
to get mentioned at the end of all my next videos. Currently, only marketplace sales make videos
like this possible but they are not enough and therefore I cannot create such high-quality
videos more frequently. Create billboards and other screens with
Number 65: Real LED Sign and Digital Display Creator
Display images, flipbooks, or text with ease and create custom display shapes using spline. I imagine this being incredibly useful for
dystopian cybercity cinematics. When was the last time you just took a few
minutes to watch the night sky? Number 66: Starry Sky
Add breathtaking sky atmospheres to your game with a day and night cycle. I just think it's beautiful and details like
clouds that cast shadows make this one of my favorite sky sphere blueprint packs. Create cool cutscenes or interesting game
mechanics using Number 67: Dissolve Anything
As the name already suggests, you can dissolve anything from static meshes to skeletal meshes
while it is super easy to use. Be quiet and accomplish your mission with
Number 68: 1011's Stealth System Sneak around bushes and try to outsmart enemies
all while staying unseen and unheard. Take them down one after another but pay attention
and do not raise any suspicion. Create either a skill tree system, a perk
system, or plenty of other similar systems using
Number 69: HEX TREE (Skill, Perk, Tech) This clean hex tree system can be used for
plenty of games in which you have coins to level up something. Such a system can be found in the game Plague
Inc. for example. Easily create plenty of different splines
and generate meshes along them with plenty of different options using
Number 70: Spline+ With this, you can spawn meshes or actors
along splines while having an incredible amount of options to tweak to generate meshes along
splines exactly how you imagine it. Want to onboard players in a user-friendly
way? Number 71: TUTORIAL WIDGET RUNTIME
Create nice visual tutorials to show players exactly how to play your game. I think this is especially useful for mobile
games or hard-to-understand PC strategy games. I am hyped about this next blueprint pack. Number 72: Player Electricity System
Just imagine this system implemented in a survival game in which you start with nothing
but get more and more technically advanced. Then you could start and build your electricity
system with your friends and optimize everything to end up with a nice electric infrastructure. Easily create 2D-pixel art using
Number 73: 3D to Pixel Why should you learn pixel art when you could
just turn your 3D models into 2d pixel art? With this blueprint pack, this is easily possible
with again plenty of options to create the pixel art you want. Don't draw on a canvas, instead draw in the
air. Number 74: 3D Draw
This multiplayer-supported system is usable in VR and allows you to draw anywhere in the
world. You can also draw 2D while the drawings have
collisions which makes this a tool for very interesting game mechanics. Generate different sounds directly in Unreal
Engine using Number 75: BitFX
Create sounds for world ambiance or gameplay using this tool which provides endless possibilities
in creating the perfect fitting sounds for your game. Create whole solar systems using
Number 76: Orbit System This spline-based system allows you to create
orbit simulations for example for planets. It supports rotation along all 3 axes as well
as elliptical orbit forms. Create insanely good-looking planets using
Number 77: Planet Creator 1 V2 This can be used for cutscenes or breathtaking
space games with highly detailed and realistic planets that consist of textures up to 8k
resolution. Let's go into the woods and chop down some
trees using Number 78: Hyper Choppable Trees V2
Have trees that regrow over time and chop them down to get logs to use for something. There are different types of chopping logic
that both include some cool features and you can decide what to choose and what fits your
game. Plan your strategy before you begin playing. Number 79: Turn-Based Tactic - Strategy Template
This game project template features a turn-based strategy game on a grid that features top-down
camera movement, grid-based pathfinding, tactical AI, and many more things. Quickly and easily create high-quality icons
using Number 80: IconMaker
Just use your game assets to create some good-looking icons. This system supports a transparent background
and stuff like post-processing to add a vignette or bloom. We also have another Quest system in this
list. Number 81: Quest System
With cross-level support, extensive documentation as well as quest-related features like repeatable
quests, quest events like cutscenes, and quest rewards this blueprint system is the best
in its niche in my opinion. These were all blueprint packs of up to 50
dollars. Add a highly realistic-looking weapon loadout
system to your game. Number 82: FPS Weapon Loadout System
This great addition to any shooter game allows you to add attachments to weapons and customize
them. Don’t you have friends to play? Number 83: Blazing Race Template
Implement a racing car AI with ease and create the illusion that you have friends and are
not sitting alone in your basement programming. Create an infinite amount of different buildings
using Number 84: Building Generator
Simply add whole cities or individual buildings just by using splines and a bunch of different
generating options. Talk with your friends using
Number 85: Voice Chat System (Global/Proximity/Team/Mute - Cross-Platform)
Simply join the proximity, team, or global voice chat and mute players. Using this you can save yourself a ton of
headache in regards to player communication. Easily create the next successful mobile game
using Number 86: Endless Runner Creator V3
It supports spawning pick-ups, generating obstacles, and allows you to use this system
with different camera angles like a third person or side scroller and even more stuff. It is a highly user-friendly and flexible
system that you can easily expand for your needs. Create interesting-looking grid-like things. Number 87: daforma
With a bunch of different effects and randomness as well as support for lumen and emissive
lights, this can be used for interesting-looking walls and other creative things. Change your characters' facial expressions
using Number 88: Faceboard UI
This editor tool supports meta-human characters and also your custom characters. Nice features like the ability to control
sliders help you to create the exact facial expression you want. Customize your weapons and test them. Number 89: The Ultimate VR Gun Template
This gun pack contains hand and recoil animations, supports VR, allows for custom shotgun and
spray patterns, and just contains all these little features that make this pack truly
unique and amazing. Be the king on the drift track. Number 90: DRIVABLE CAR "BLACKWIDOW" (Customizable)
This tunable drift vehicle is the start of the next big drift game. It supports drifting in donuts, includes sound
and particle effects, has everything from a main menu to a speedometer and just overall
is a solid starting point for a new game. The creator has a bunch of different cars
to offer, so make sure to also check them out if you are interested. Create breathtaking worlds using
Number 91: Endless Random Procedural Worlds (With Level Streaming)
As the player moves, this system generates more of the world like the chunk system in
Minecraft does. You can tweak things like the render distance,
have a seed system, have specific rarity for different structures, and more. Are you creating a game where players should
be able to note down their ideas? Number 92: Organizer X
With this system, you will have a mindmap inside of your game with features like a save
system, multiple graphs at the same time, and plenty of design options. Create an elegant car configurator using
Number 93: Car Configurator Template Change the rims, the color of the car, the
background scenery, and interact with the vehicle. Do you often feel disoriented and don't know
where to go? Number 94: AR Navigation
Create your own navigation app with support for a 3d minimap to exactly know where you
are. Create floating icons to highlight interesting
points to create a nice tour, detect QR codes, and easily change the style of everything
to fit your needs. Let your players be themselves with
Number 95: Character Customization: Male With this, your players can create the exact
human they want to be in your game. With plenty of different options to tweak
your human, everyone can create what they imagine and who they want to be. The same goes for
Number 96: Character Customization: Female This is the same blueprint pack as the one
before, but this time with customizing a female. Both systems work hand in hand and can be
used together. Is driving normally boring? Number 97: Chaos Drift Physics
Drift around those sharp corners and show off your skills behind the wheel. Customize a bunch of stuff and get immersed
due to visually pleasing smoke and skid marks. Create a fast-paced action RPG using
Number 98: Advanced ARPG Combat Framework The satisfying fluid combat system, a bunch
of advanced AI systems, and an insane amount of other features make this blueprint pack
mind-blowing. Sneak around and fight against enemies and
bosses! I already showed you the following blueprint
pack at the start of this video. Number 99: Fluid Flux
This astonishing system allows you to simulate incredible simulations regarding fluids. I am so excited about this, as I can't wrap
my head around how this was accomplished with only blueprints. We are nearly done. If you watched this video until here, write
“I love Unreal Engine” in the comments. After you have done that, let us take a look
at the last product on this list. Number 100: Quiet Runtime Editor
Give your players the ability to create a bunch of content for your game. This runtime editor tries to imitate the actual
Unreal Engine editor but at runtime! Such products always make me think about how
powerful blueprints actually are. Thank you for watching and goodbye.
