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That's awesome. is it same as the gpu instancing on material options?

Underrated video. Coincise, clean and well explained. Good job.

I just found your channel yesterday and wanted to tell you that you are criminally underrated and deserve a lot more subs! Your tutorials are insanely useful, please keep it up :)

genuinely underrated channel you deserve so much more

Thank you very much works perfect!

Your channel is a gem! ❤️ From now on, you are my true mentor in my journey to mastering Unity. As I transition from intermediate to advanced topics, I’ve been thinking a lot about writing scalable code that doesn’t break when extending features. Relying solely on the Observer and Singleton patterns isn’t always the best approach for maintainable code. Your content is exactly what I needed to improve my architecture and write cleaner, more extensible code. Excited to dive deeper and learn more! 🎉

Thanks bro, u saved me!

That helped me a lot!

TY

Aye! Very useful, question though. How do i make it so that thede joints cant be Moved by the player so that It just stays how it is?

Do you ofnte use Struct? I would like to see a good scenario with Struct ... coming form C++ .

Awesome vídeo!

Hi, I had a question, so if I am implementing items or attacks using scriptable object, I don't need builder pattern or it still helps using it

Thats best when you combine it with Fluent Interface pattern.

Yay🎉builder pattern rules! 🙏🏻Thank you!!

Thank you! This fixed all my issues.

EM UMA PAIS QUE A MÉDIA DO QI É MENOR QUE A DE UM MACACO, pessoas como vc e uma boa IA de tradução salva os sonhos. obrigado!!

Is there an easy way to make the algorithm not step diagonally only vertical and horizontal? Thanks for the amazing video anyway.

chatgpt linked me this video 👀

you don't have to pass the generic parameter for the CustomEditor attribute (ie. [CustomEditor(typeof(AbstractEvent<>), true)])

Best decorator pattern tutorial i’ve seen!

бро, я хочу пожать тебе руку, it is extremely useful 👍

My objects are spawning in the entity hierarchy but I can’t see them in the scene?

i like vs community

Everyone should actually switch to Rider, its destroys both for Unity and Unreal development (and .Net too) Its just so so much better, u just dont write code there, u just flow, its so fluent and with excellent code tools. There is no competition at all for game dev. But 16GB wont make it for game dev, i recommend 32GB minimum. All the neat things and superior ide functionality has a cost in memory.

Noooo! I'll buy you a better PC when get rich from my games if you switch back to VS! :) By the way on my current mid PC (Ryzen 5 5600X, 32 GB Ram, 1 GB NVMe) VS 2022 loads all 9 scripts of my game in about 7 seconds, but usually I open VS only one time per day. Do you work on your game or other project?

I started with vs studio and then vs code. But about 2 years ago I switched to jet brains rider and I will never go back. For Unity development Rider is just amazing. The small things like seeing if you changed a value of a variable in the inspector inside the IDE is just so useful. There are so many other good features for Unity development that is just so useful and helps me iterate faster on my game. I recommend to try it. The only downside is that it is not free. They have a free non commercial version if you want to test it. Good video! Keep it up! 👍

Hard to say. From perspective of C++ development, I'd say that you need VS because of compiler and toolchain and project setup in vs code is more complicated - basically via some JSON file(s). I don't want to go deeper into comparison as I'm using VS code for hobby projects, whereas I'm using full VS for application which has like 150 subprojects, each somewhere between ten to hundreds of cpp files. Here VS often fails in searching classes with respect to included files and i think even namespaces and in late versions it has very buggy debugger - like out of sudden it can't recognize half of variables and whole project needs to be recompiled, maybe output folder deleted, I guess it has something to do with incremental builds. But I never used vscode on the same project or project of a similar scale. In VSCode editor, I sometimes miss selecting rectangular blocks - when you need to rename variable on five lines at once etc. Also I use VSCode basically for everything else than CPP - Python, markdown, plain text, various xml/json/yaml configs ... and even terminal actually - because server can run on a different PC and it's possible to edit files on Linux from windows and see remote file system.

The "performance" is a weird metric. Note i write VS for Visual Studio (the desktop app) and VSC for the -code version. It's amazing how bad Microsoft made VS. It used to be a performant fast opening desktop application. Before VS 2010 it was a snappy interface that responded fast. Since 2010 it was redesigned with Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) which made it feel like something thick being squeezed through a narrow funnel. It has never gotten better since, only worse. This isn't exclusive to VS. Microsoft also redesigned the once snappy fast Skype to be a horrendously slow app. There's more of these choices in the 2010s. Then you got the web and it's explosion in features, it essentially became powerful enough to be an app. Which it then became in the form of electron. VSC is essentially a full browser. There's a couple reasons why VSC is still faster. It's a blank slate which allows far different design choices to be more optimal to for coding, choices that might not be easy/trivial to implement in VS (remember, it's a legacy old app with probably a monstrous codebase behind the scenes, one does not simply make that faster). Another big reason is plugins. VSC can leave a lot of feature out and let them be handled by plugins. That makes it possible to be more leaner where in VS many of those would be build in. Using web tech for an IDE is stupid in my opinion, the web is simply not designed for that... but it works. That doesn't mean desktop apps can't do better. They can and they can be far superior! Look at zed dot dev for example. But there's in fact many more IDEs that give a vastly more snappy feeling then VSC or VS can ever do.

There is no single festure I can think of that is possible in VS and not in VSCode. The power of VSCode is the extensibility and customizability. Works on almost every platform with almost all languages and tools. There are endless extensions. For CI/CD, Jira, Copilot, Docker, multiple shells, remote access. For Cpp it can use the same toolchain as VS. VSCode is a better preforming, more user friendly, open source SUPERSET of Visual Studio (given you have the toolchain and even MSBuild that is used by VS is free. Basicslly you're paying only for some bloated gui)

I don't understand at all how the same company managed to make a vscode that is so great and a vs that is so horrible I use vs sometimes because of c++ at work, it is extremely difficult to customize vscode for our project, it is already more than 10 years old. and using vs is a real misery everything is slow, awkward, like they've done “how to do better” research and studiously avoided their results

Debugging is better in visual studio. vs code is good for website coding but no as good for unity.

UVCS organizations isn't doesn't pop up when i look at dev ops. i already connected my card and everything i just cant make a UVCS organization :(

I love your content❤, please keep up the good work!!!

Omg this was so easy this whole time?! Thank you so much, if only we had this video we would have had a working game on the gamejam that was two years ago lmao

Not an MVC as view is acting as a controller instead.

I have this package and to be honest I did not know how to use it properly now that I watched this video I am confident I was using it wrong. :/

Great, you are the only one who showed this, beside the manual.

Are these Assemblies (DLLs) converted to C++ and compiled as bytecode if we choose Scripting Backend as IL2CPP. Because, you know it is easy to extract the original C# code from a built Unity game. I don't need them just for a quick compile if it will cause me some security issues.

thank you a lot

You deserve way more likes, this is a very helpful video!!

Best tutorial on the event bus that I'v seen ! Keep it up !

amazing vid!

Thanks a lot for the video. It's really useful and answered all my questions about zenject.

Don't over use this, it is a NIGHTMARE pattern to debug. imo it should not be used at all for "standard game logic" (like level up), you can use this for a notification system or something more generic. The problem you described in the beginning can simply be solved with a proper component composition approach. (also the errors are event bus error, i know its irrelative but it was funny :p)

i also create event bus without other class need to call the event bus. Use scriptable object, and drag n drop func on event in the same game object. Then drag n drop SO to unity event you want to execute the action. This is Absolute modular.

Keep up the good work man! Also Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! :)

Do you want to learn more about event bus, add queues, priorities and IDs to your events? If so, take a look at this! - www.patreon.com/posts/118963517 I will also be intruducing channel memberships soon, so the videos for supporters will also be available here on TH-cam!

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