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omg this is just what I needed for my city builder!! Now, I just need to stick some code to snap to the grid to move on to smth else :3 thxx~

This is perfect! I'm working on a game right now and it's so hard to stay organized!

Thanks! Great explanation. Will be good to extend it with some visual examples. I implement this tutorial on collided spheres. On collision it gets red color than after time it returns to initial color gradually. When I collide after short time, before active coroutine is activeше causes flickering of color. So to solve it - we need to stopCoroutine()

very good

Every video that has something bad to say about singltons is "if you code badly, your code will be bad". Like, yah...if back yourself into a singleton for player and add players, you done messed up...I'd imagine this is why a good design document would probably be helpful before you do TOO much coding.

Thanks for this. This helped me distill my infinite zoom mind map into a 1 page design doc that I'm super proud of. It felt like rediscovering my game all over again and the whole project feels more real than it ever has. Powerful approach!

Vídeo legal, explicou bem

This is the most comprehensive video about singletons and their uses I've seen ! Thank you kind sir

This made me totally understand events in a new light, amazing explanation!

3:39 you forgot to put . 0f after that 100.

This is a very well constructed resource. I personally use Python and the pie game library to code. Options like unreal, unity, and even godot required much higher processing power than I had available to me at the time. Pygame offered the perfect level of entry for my needs. Though I have updated my system I have become attached to the python game library and it’s community. That being said, even though I am not using an engine and using a entirely different language, the information that you provided is still very helpful and has a universal appreciation, thank you ❤

your contents are knowledgeable and clear. Hope you do a lot more videos!

That background music is way to loud and annoying. :(

I wish I had seen this video sooner

good video. channel deserves more activity

Perhaps the best source for learning gamedev/unity/c#. You have no idea how much I have appreciated your videos and blogs. Always easy to follow and understand, always concise and high quality. Thanks so much for the amazing work you put out!

Could someone identify the code theme used in the vid?

What is the source of the website at 8:39??

You gonna tell us the lore of souls like games, lol

Really good video, made me understand a couple things better.

Dude this isnt even your video, stole this from Game Makers ToolKit very disappointing

the most underrated dev channel, youve made these concepts very easy to follow, thank you!'

It would be really cool if you made a video about data-oriented programming and/or Unity Dots. Really nice video again, good work!

will you make an tutorial on something like an inventory system?its something many games have and it uses some universally usefull concepts like lists and UI

The first 500 people to use my link skl.sh/gamedevbeginner01251 will get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare!

send a message with the variable included, even dirtier you can send a message with the entire object sender included. A super mega dirty way is to send a message to all in range including yourself then figure out who does what by checking the object inner variables yeah, I'm sick of coding, can't you tell ;)

Dude... This is the way i need things explained to me, i love how you take the time to explore thought processes.

I used to keep a draft email where I'd just jot down all my game ideas as I get them, and work on them over time as and when I can. I moved to using Obsidian more recently, but typically still use a one-pager for all my ideas, and if it grows too large, I can just give it it's own page and link back to the main one.

Okay I like the concept, now I just have to find out about all those fancy names and how to use the thing the names refer to i guess :D

After watching this video I am willing to learn through your Udemy Course.

Superb Information in easy way, Thanks Brother

i keep putting off and putting off. The pickle I am in is which engine to use, since I started in Unity, till the curfuffle.

Could anyone tell me what theme is he using?

thanks a lot

The fact that this video doesn't have 100s of thousands of views is beyond me. Keep up the amazing work! getting to the meat and bones and straying away from the cliches

OMG this is like the single most useful video in all of youtube related to Unity!

it said type or namespace player (the thing i'm trying to get a bool from) could not be found and while i try to set an assembly reference because of the error it wont show up

Is it only me or do other people use animationcurve in tandem with lerp functions? is their any downside to this or any problems? i never hear people talking about it and it's what i use always becasue it does exactly what i want.

I can tell we will be friends just by looking at your tool bar. impressive

Implemented a coroutine, was fucking up the game , saw this video, turns out I DIDN'T need a coroutine

This explanation is really good. I've watched five or six of different videos about coroutines, but only thing I understood was corutines are like complicated timer thing. But now I really understand, what is corutine, how it works and its usage. Thanks!

dosen't work.... but good tutorial

This is absolutely one of the best introduction videos I have ever encountered about how to start game development. Its strict to the point, very informative and without any foolish "You have to use this engine" or "You have to start making a simple platformer". Very good work.

this is the golden raycast documentary

Pleeease teach quaternion bro I’m soo confused and you help sm

You are awesome

I read a lot of your articles. So helpful! You're a legend

yoo, you're the goat