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Maybe you get that error because the connection is still established. Try maybe adding something like tcpClient.GetStream().Close(); tcpClient.Close(); when the app stops running

thank you so much this saved me, i looked at a dif totarial and the instant i heard him say "-2 divided by the pixel distance" i left, thanks for helping.

thanks!

Just what I needed, no other source explained where it was.

Any suggestions to stop read after editor stops?

Thank you.

Thank you for this. I literally only liking & commenting on this video because you showed the end result in the first 30 seconds. Too many other videos these days have a five minute speech before you figure out they aren't showing what you are looking for.

Sorry to say this, but this system is not scalable at all! Still, this gave me right away the idea I neede to solve the issue I was having in my game. Thanks man!

how can avoid duplicated events? I mean I follow almost the same steps, but I am seeing duplicated events, do I need to create different events to do the same? I go to my Data folder , and create an event using the scriptable object "GameEvent" which I can create a template for that event, similar to the base tempalte that Ryan Hipple does.... but the problem is I got a problem like you showed in "issue passing NO arguments"... however I pass the 2 arguments and I continue seeing the same change in all of my prefab... like if they using polymorphism, and I am not using polymorphism. the behaviour of bad practice, in my case, is having the same behaviour for duplicated prefabs. also the "hub classes"? are monobehaviours? but they are not still attached to any object? .

This solution is creative, but... but... I have trouble understanding the difference between dragging-dropping events and creating hard references through the code. They are the same thing, almost. When we do this we artificially create hard references anyway, they are just not visible, like sweeping the dust under the rug. Also if we are going to use a centralized static class, we can just create a huge, single static class that is going to be called anyways by any event raiser, and will be listened by all the listeners, and use it as a middleman. The ease of this video solution is to manage the event relationships through the editor, but in reality the cases are more complex. You have to create all these soft dependencies during runtime, and someone needs to manage this. Who will drag and drop the new connection during runtime? If you are worried about megalithic classes, and finding your code inside a huge static event manager, just make it a partial class and separate them into different sheets, label them with comments, or use inheritence or interface to differentiate between them, or just separate the events based on their functionality, like UIEvents, DataEvents, CollisionEvents etc. Which you already do here. Don't get me wrong. I don't have the answer and in fact I'm still searching for it. And this video showed me a new way, a clever way indeed, to change global variables when the event is raised and to read them when responding, because they happen sequentially anyways. And I will think about this, but just can't cope with editor drag&drop connections.

Is there any way to Start the Ghost Replay on Button Press?

This helped me so much thank you

showing the end result AND explaining the logic!? You are a true hero.

I love this so much

5:26 line 54 : transform.eulerangles = ghost. Position[index] ? why not ghost.rotation

Thank you

Good very good

Thank you so much :)

What would make this even better, is if you could fade the objects in/out instead of it instantly becoming transparent.

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much for the cost breakdown.

This solutuion does work, but its extremely inefficent in real applications.

this is interesting but in my opinion it will drop a lot of performance when dealing with forests and many objects at the same time.

Thank You So Much! Straight to the point and easy to follow.

Very simple to understand and works like a charm!! thanks for this tutorial!!

This is interesting, but isn't this a big performance hit with doubling the colliders? Especially if you are using mesh colliders.

thanks soooooo much u earnt a sub

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Thanks for the tutorial! But where is the documentation for connecting IRC in C#? I can only find some basic Information on the Twitch API site, but nothing detailed. Where did you have your information from? Thanks a lot!

THANK YOU!!!

Thanks man!

Great video, but Whenever I load my scene using the scene manager the ghost isn't there. Do you know how to fix this?

dont know why but the ghost only appear in the last position recorded... not going throgh all positions

Hmm, the messages i send from unity do not display til you refresh the streamchat

What about if you have 10.000 of those objects that you need to hide like trees for example and you create for mobile. This loops running each frame would not be too performance friendly. I like the idea with objects and having control to how transparent one looks.

Incredible. Super clean and easy to understand! Thanks a lot for the help!

i did all what you said and i dont know why the replay object is taking the positions correctly but after the record, in play it only spawns in the last position it was, non going throw all the positions... why? also you are creating a dont destroy on load object in play, when did u do that??, no info about the ghost object

this is 0 performance friendly

designing with globals is … .. real bad design

How to do the same with YT Livestreams?

wow dude this is solid. always wondered how ghosts work, can't wait to try it

good job

Nice tutor, however I don`t like arguments passing method for some reason. And why are subtitles not available?

This is an awesome tutorial, thanks. I would love to learn how to save/load this data from an external file as I'm trying to set up a system where people can watch other people's replays. I tried using the binary formatter but it doesn't play nice with the list variables. Do you have any idea how I could go about a replay save/load system?

dude im watching at 0.25 and still cant see what you do in your editor, go easy on the speed up pls that's so hard to follow

Can i take these codes?

This is so helpful for my school project, thanks!!!!

Thank you so much for keeping it short and to the point. There could sometimes be some glitches that can be avoided by using quaternion as follow; using UnityEngine; public class GhostRecorder : MonoBehaviour { public Ghost ghost; private float timer; private float timeValue; private void Awake() { if (ghost.isRecord) { ghost.ResetData(); timeValue = 0; timer = 0; } } void Update() { timer += Time.unscaledDeltaTime; timeValue += Time.unscaledDeltaTime; if (ghost.isRecord & timer >= 1 / ghost.recordFrequency) { ghost.timeStamp.Add(timeValue); ghost.position.Add(this.transform.position); ghost.rotation.Add(this.transform.rotation); timer = 0; } } } and ... using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; public class GhostPlayer : MonoBehaviour { public Ghost ghost; private float timeValue; private int index1; private int index2; private void Awake() { timeValue = 0; } void Update() { timeValue += Time.unscaledDeltaTime; if (ghost.isReplay) { GetIndex(); SetTransform(); } } private void GetIndex() { for (int i = 0; i < ghost.timeStamp.Count - 2; i++) { if (ghost.timeStamp[i] == timeValue) { index1 = i; index2 = i; return; } else if (ghost.timeStamp[i] < timeValue & timeValue < ghost.timeStamp[i + 1]) { index1 = i; index2 = i + 1; return; } } index1 = ghost.timeStamp.Count - 1; index2 = ghost.timeStamp.Count - 1; } private void SetTransform() { if (index1 == index2) { this.transform.position = ghost.position[index1]; this.transform.rotation = ghost.rotation[index1]; } else { float interpolationFactor = (timeValue - ghost.timeStamp[index1]) / (ghost.timeStamp[index2] - ghost.timeStamp[index1]); this.transform.position = Vector3.Lerp(ghost.position[index1], ghost.position[index2], interpolationFactor); this.transform.rotation = Quaternion.Slerp(ghost.rotation[index1], ghost.rotation[index2], interpolationFactor); } } }

great tutorial!! wish i found your channel earlier! liked and subscribed :)

This is awesome, great tutorial, straight to the point, easy to follow and to understand, good job! Wish that more tutorials on YT would be like that.

Excellent tutorial, thanks for sharing. I noticed that the ghost gets stuck in the rotation when the Euler exceeds 180 degrees and the object is shaking at times, to fix that I applied the WrapAngle on the euler angle to fix that, it was perfect. Here's the WrapAngle function code for those who want to use it: private static float WrapAngle(float angle) { angle %= 360; if (angle > 180) return angle - 360; return angle; } to implement in the code looks like this: float rotX = WrapAngle(ghost.rotation[index1].x); float rotY = WrapAngle(ghost.rotation[index1].y); float rotZ = WrapAngle(ghost.rotation[index1].z); Vector3 rotFinal = new Vector3(rotX, rotY, rotZ); float rotX2 = WrapAngle(ghost.rotation[index2].x); float rotY2 = WrapAngle(ghost.rotation[index2].y); float rotZ2 = WrapAngle(ghost.rotation[index2].z); Vector3 rotFinal2 = new Vector3(rotX2, rotY2, rotZ2); if (index1 == index2) { this.transform.position = ghost.position[index1]; this.transform.eulerAngles = rotFinal; } else { float interpolationFactor = (timeValue - ghost.timeStamp[index1]) / (ghost.timeStamp[index2] - ghost.timeStamp[index1]); this.transform.position = Vector3.Lerp(ghost.position[index1], ghost.position[index2], interpolationFactor); this.transform.eulerAngles = Vector3.Lerp(rotFinal, rotFinal2, interpolationFactor); }