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Thanks for the overview!

Voice made me stay and i loved it

Thanks for the video but i couldnt manage to merge a change from main branch to child branches, can you give a tutorial about these conflict problems? becuase github works on files and cant merge some special files like prefabs and only replaces them, while plastisc scm merges prefabs easily and keeps childs branch changes instead of replacing it like github.

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing, really incredible tools!

Its good but Since 2016 i use a editor script that run a custom deploy, you can select scenes names icons, all configurations... I have 4 configurations to multiplayer build (server linux, server windows, client android, client ios)... all in local project, only what you need is select the option in editor, and enjoy... This is cool but need too much configurations o: and unity gave us a mechanism to do that (only is a opinion)... But it's cool learn another tools, I need ci/cd for python projects o: Thanks a lot dude :D

Can you tell me how did you make this voice ?

Holy crap, thank you!

2:06 A subliminal suggestion... 🙂

A better approach (in my opinion) is to have an "abstract class DamageableEnemy : MonoBehaviour", with fields like "health" and "public virtual void TakeDamage(int damage){ health -= damageAmount; }", then you inherit in "Zombie" and other classes, and override the "TakeDamage" method, call the "base.TakeDamage(damage);" and then do what's different for each new class, in the same method after calling "base..." - if not, then do not override. This so you do not write the same code "health -= damage;" and "int health = 100;" in every single class that uses "IDamageable".

I feel as if every programming tutorial for games is offering purposefully contradictory advice

Hi, good content! I usually use abstract classes for such tasks, and it works great. Should I use interfaces instead?

i have a question with the license keys and etc... what do i do if im working with someone on a unity repository but he has his own license? do we put both or just one and it doesnt matter?

Gold

Wow. This video was perfect. Very clear understanding of how the interfaces work. I assume then, once implemented into the enemy, you can then modify the existing logic from within there to make it do different things once hit. This goes far beyond just damage. Very nice. Thank you for this.

I'd say it is a matter of taste, and depends on the project, and also if you work in a team or solo.

Excellent video, the explanation is very good, finally I understand this

That's because you're using singletons wrong. The singleton pattern initializes ITSELF!

This is overcomplicating what it easily accomplishable through script. C# Action can accomplish this without the need for some weird Scriptable Object wrapper. Even UnityEvent can accomplish this on its own without the need for all those extra steps. Also the custom editor UI is overkill as well since any modern IDE can tell you all the times an Action/UnityEvent is referenced.

The answer is actually no. No, you can't. You're talking to a computer one way or another.

Audio weird

Okay so just a disclaimer for those who see choo choo charles and other blueprint made games and think yeah so since blueprint is easier im going to make everything in blueprint, i have been learning both blueprints and C++ for the past months and what i have come to realise is that they work hand in hand with each other. Sure you can avoid one if you like but c++ is a lot more readable if you ask me and as Gabin said is necessary for better peroformance in bigger games. There is stuff tho ONLY accessible through blueprint (GAS and custom AI tasks are some examples) so yeah start with whatever you prefer but to make more of the engine accessible it would be wise to start learning c++ at some point, only the syntax changes everything else is almost the same anyways

thank alot

Valuable info here, thank you

Overall, just need to stop abusing singletons, good tips, keep it up, the voice filter is annoying.

man You are awesome

This was extremely helpful, Thank you!

You just use the singletons in the wrong way and that is why you face those problems. there is no problem with singleton if you know how to use it. Simply 🤷‍♂

Im gonna play this

Amazing explanation

It’s mysterios work

Im a beginner in game dev / programming, but I dont think this is good advice. Only important and unique classes like controllers/managers should be singletons, like a GameManager/SoundManager/UIManager etc...The problem in your example, in my view (a begginer view) is that you shoudnt be activating and deactivating your singleton classes like this...Controllers and Managers should be inicialize once in the game run (at the start) and must not be destroyed or deactivated It looks to me that you make a wrong decision in terms of game architeture and are blaming singletons for the problems that u are having with it

Highly recommend git-amends video on event channles if you like this pattern. He goes into much more depth and detail on this system.

I don't think this is the answer to singletons. Scriptable objects can be a nightmare to handle in large quantities and can really make it painful when you get a few continual nullrefexception after something gets unassigned. For those using singletons, they should only be created inside of a boot scene. Once booted this would then load the remaining scenes. I much prefer a DI container alongside a Service Locator as they're easier to test and much easier to swap out. Scriptable Objects are much better for modular design when necessary, but are not the answer to singletons.

Thanks for sharing this, I've been using singletons for a long time and always had this issue, never used unity events before, so you are a live saver.

Another problem that I am having with Singletons in Unity is that, when testing in the editor, it seems that the static variables retain their values even after stopping and playing again.

I call bs. Singletons are not a problem if you are able to use them only for a common logic that you can pack in additive scene that is ALWAYS loaded.

Not a fan of UnityEvent exposed, where you input the function in editor. Makes it hard to look who call your function (can't get the reference through VS) and it break if you rename the function. Err.

Something's odd. A proper Singleton class object should self-initialize if not initialized. I'd expect to hear that having singleton-based game systems it was impossible to properly swap between different instances of the same system, like having two different UIManagers for aiming and dialog, but if you had problems with initialization and null-point refs, this means the main Singleton class was poorly implemented.

It is one way of doing things. If you dig a big more you will end up in the MVC architecture. I seem to find difficulties with this architecture specially because we don’t have control on the order of how the subscribers will be called to an event. You should try Single Entry Point with a sync calls, ir is another strategy if you like.

The point is, when you overuse singletons everywhere, your code becomes tightly coupled. Imagine if your game has many systems and they are dependent on each other, and in some scenes, you don’t need certain systems. It becomes a nightmare to go through every script and make changes. You can use this approach with singletons to make your life easier. Singletons are still very useful, but do not overuse them.

Thank you very much!

What I do with my projects is something I learned from this video, basically you Instantiate the Game Manager before the scene loads. The Game Manager itself is also marked as DefaultExecutionOrder(-10). Therefore you can be certain the Game Manager and all other instances exist in the game ua-cam.com/video/zJOxWmVveXU/v-deo.html

Good tip, drop the weird voice at the start. you don't need it.

Too deep for me to use but still helpful for future reference. Thank you very much for explaining everything in a comprehensive manner with an analogy, I appreciate it!

I'm very sorry, but the voice makes me wanna turn sound off and look at subtitles

Nice! How about a tutorial for gitlab CI CD?

How to automate deployment of webgl build to server ?

Im the only commenter also u should make one describing how games trick us into thinking we go fast

Why does bro only have 4 likes