Epic Games has finally decided to give its Fortnite community programmers and gamers some creative control ahead of 2021. SypherPK had some thoughts on this decision by Epic Games. In a brief live stream, Epic Games developers got together to discuss the future of Fortnite. Reports suggest that Epic will now allow creative players to work on the Unreal Engine.Tune into the Inside Unreal: Year in Review stream at 2PM ET today for a glimpse at some new #FortniteCreative tools we are working on for next year 🎁Catch the stream:→ In-game on the Big Screen in Party Royale→ On Twitch: https://t.co/VbLVvid1W0See you there! pic.twitter.com/okmuS7FQoY— Fortnite Creative (@FNCreate) December 17, 2020This means that creators, modders, and programmers in the Fortnite community can try their hand at building a Fortnite map in the future. Most of the game modes and maps made in Creative Mode do not feature the extensive depth provided by Unreal Engine. Unreal Engine coming to Fortnite Creative in 2021Thanks to the developers at Epic Games, it is now possible for creators to design every nook and corner of their own Fortnite map. Ali "SypherPK" Hassan recently made a video explaining the revolutionary change in Fortnite. According to SypherPK, this will change Fortnite forever in 2021. SypherPK explains that the feature will be coming to Fortnite Creative sometime next year. To have the tools that are available to the developers of Epic Games is quite a blessing for creative players.Image via Lucas7yoshi TwitterProgrammers, video game designers, and creative map designers would definitely want to get in on this. Imagine redesigning the entire Fortnite map, adding custom characters and buildings. All of this is possible through the Unreal Engine.Image via Lucas7yoshi TwitterEpic Games has resolved to give the community the same tools that they use. This means that the Fortnite Creative community is about to get one of the most important upgrades of all time. Image via Lucas7yoshi TwitterThe limitations that stopped designers and programmers in Fortnite Creative mode will no longer be an impediment, once access is granted for using the Unreal Engine. Players will be able to customize map contours, bring in outside elements, and do a lot more than before in Fortnite Creative mode.Image via Lucas7yoshi TwitterThese custom-designed maps cannot be played in public matches or Battle Royale. However, gamers can load up on these custom maps and play that map in Fortnite Creative.Modding for fortnite creative:- "Full" unreal engine editor available to create things for Fortnite- Ability to customize existing materials (img1) and other fortnite assets (img3)- Custom models supported- Shows in game, in real time, on all platforms (img4) pic.twitter.com/jeCPwpnjk0— Lucas7yoshi - Fortnite Leaks (@Lucas7yoshi) December 17, 2020 "If someone made a custom SypherPK skin, and if I load up that game mode, there will be a SypherPK skin for me to play with. That's just an example.", said SypherPK.This new change will restructure the entire Fortnite Creative mode. Naturally, players will try their best to incorporate elements that inspire them. NEW TOOLS COMING TO CREATIVE MODE (THREAD) #FortniteCreative - Ability to use Unreal Engine to edit stuff within Fortnite Creative pic.twitter.com/LcMKfyCIa3— Fortnite Creative - News & Leaks ❄️ (@FNCreativeNews) December 17, 2020Often, these maps are heavily based on popular culture. Thus, gamers can expect a few Marvel or DC-based Fortnite Creative map designs in 2021.The possibilities are truly endless with Unreal Engine in the mix. Programmers can create the old Fortnite map if they want to. Similarly, they can create multiple variations of maps from different games as well. Jumped into @UnrealEngine to really start getting familiar with the tools that will be coming to #FortniteCreative! Can be overwhelming but after a deep breath it's actually amazing and I'm already building levels! I'm SO ready for the tools launch: https://t.co/voT6ecPAZi pic.twitter.com/Zv0VzRprli— Mustard Plays (@MustardPlays) December 21, 2020Recreating Fortnite has always been at the epicenter of all debates in the Fortnite community. Luckily, with the integration of Unreal Engine, players can even make maps with specific mobility options and selective weapons. Some interesting tools being discussed over on the Unreal Engine Stream (https://t.co/gB6LojYG95) for the future of #Fortnite Creative and custom modding.You can see them editing some objects live in the Party Royale map right now if you head over there in game! pic.twitter.com/8ZPDagUTDE— FNAssist - News & Leaks (@FN_Assist) December 17, 2020Epic Games also teased the update by creating a throne in a real-time Fortnite Creative map. The update will allow creators to make real-time changes while gamers are inside their creative map. This means that players will not have to restart the game whenever the map designer adds a new element. Exciting path forward #FortniteCreative #UnrealEngine https://t.co/oqqKsTdiOi— Neville Spiteri (@nevillespiteri) December 18, 2020This feature will help in the instant removal of bugs and glitches on the specific Fortnite Creative map. The open customization allows programmers to add an image of their discretion. However, SypherPK mentioned that there will be some content moderation from Epic Games that is dependent upon the legitimacy of the content.Modarea pe Fortnite Creative 👀-Editor pe Unreal Engine disponibil pentru a creea lucruri pentru Fortnite-Abilitatea de a customiza materiale existente si alte obiecte -Folosirea modelelor custom-Vezi pen joc in timp real pe toate platformeleVa fi pentru PC, bineinteles! pic.twitter.com/f6jwNpYKKt— ANTIDOT (@AntidotR) December 17, 2020Sypher also mentioned that creators might try to create different versions of the Fortnite map, but that the magnitude of these maps might be moderated as Epic does not want any deviation from the Battle Royale.Regardless, players can design their very own Fortnite map, which resembles the real world. The possibilities are endless with Unreal Engine being available for Fortnite programmers and creators.SypherPK exclaimed, "This is going to be the future of content. I'm calling it right now!"He mentioned how custom content would be a brilliant idea in Fortnite. New people joined the stream, specifically working on Fortnite pic.twitter.com/CJnqmTlGlk— Brite News❄FrostBrite (@TheBriteFuture) December 17, 2020It looks like this might be the next big thing in Fortnite. Nevertheless, the programming bits will require extensive knowledge, as the Unreal Engine is one of the top game designing programs.it looks cool at night pic.twitter.com/l9NBZSLbNt— iFireMonkey (@iFireMonkey) December 17, 2020SypherPK mentioned how creating maps on Fortnite Creative with Unreal Engine will not be basic. There will be a steady chain of code support from Epic Games, but creators will have to be extremely dexterous.The live stream from Epic Games also mentioned that Fortnite will get VR support in the future. This means that Fortnite Creative maps might be available to play in VR mode. Fortnite Creative Mode users have been complaining about a lack of support for months now. So Epic was like "ummm mod support and custom imports in 2021?" https://t.co/xRRak6V3Bn— Joseph Knoop (@JosephKnoop) December 17, 2020SypherPK predicts that Fortnite Survival VR game modes or horror-based game modes might become instantly popular. However, it is going to take a while before Epic implements the VR support.This new change is about to revolutionize Fortnite . Players will be licking their lips as they wait for 2021.