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What a GOLDMINE of a video!!

This works amazing in the editor but whenever I build the game this doesn't work. I can rebind but when I load a new scene or reload the game nothing saves. Any help appreciated

This looks awesome! Just booted up the computer to grab the demo. Looking forward to trying it in the next few days!

Wow, so great to see the results of all your work!! As a huge fan of Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, I'm loving how big that tech tree looks. 🤩

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the grraphic looks kinda grey out. you might want to try adding some post processing like bloom, and make the bright brighter and dark darker. also you might want to try add a shader to those empty grid to add a sutle dark moving grow so the view wont look so dull, and the green tile really need a different color of green. since this is a sci - fi theme game, maybe you can take a look at those sci fi ui template for inspiration. Other than that, the gameplay looks good~ great job!

It's been a long time coming, my friend. So happy to see it coming into its own. Congratulations! And, it's looking quite dapper as well! Cheers!

Masterpiece. Thanks. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The visual scipting in gamemaker 2 has the power to make a game as if it were in the code language, albeit less efficient

Allocations? GC stalls? No! Never heared. References to the old List? Never happened!

thx bud very helpfull

Dude who uses mouse anymore ???? I don’t have a mouse how I’m I supposed To do this???

Unfortunately it seems like the developer has abandoned it as they have gone completely silent with unresolved bugs. I ditched it and just learning how to utilize UI Toolkit instead for now, even though I did like NOVA.

Thank you :)

there is no SerializedScriptableObject in unity, my Dictionary is not displayed in inspector

Scriptable object can be used as a short save option, like i make pick a character and i save this choice on a scriptable object, in every scene they share this scriptable object, no need to save this data if it's for one run. or temporary

enums can share the same integrer ?

I'm a programming student looking to get into game dev. I've been looking to learn the basics of data movement in Unity and this is soooooo good. Thank you! Edit: also my head was spinning the whole time watching this video but I took notes and it's actually super easy once it clicks. Thanks again dude! Subbed

Super useful and super clean! Thank you for making this!

Thanks man

how do i keep my 3d shape from turning into a 2d shape after i connect object info to instance on points

thank you for making this video 🙏 very helpful

I have some weird issue. The code is the same, and the actions are as well. I checked; the camera is attached, and there are no errors. But my character moves only if I press A and D, and it moves diagonally (kinda). I have no clue why W and S don't work. I will try to fix this, but it seems like I wasted 2 hours on this. In the end, I might just go back to the old version of moving the character because I have no idea at all what the issue might be.

Why not a singleton?

Thank you so much! You helped me a lot. I'm am completely new with Unity and C# but after this video I made big steps forward with my project and skills. Unfortunately I have been having a Null ref,ex error. I declared the camera variable checked the name was used correctly in the script and made sure that in the slot I assigned the main camera to variable in my player script. Do you know what could be causing it? If you did read this thank you for your time. I have the code sorry about the //, : Sincerely, using System; using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using Unity.VisualScripting; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.InputSystem; using UnityEngine.UIElements.Experimental; public class rdPersonController : MonoBehaviour { // Input fields So all that code is just going oh ok I going to allow these inputs to become events and I map the inputs of different controllers and allows you to disable inputs based on (e.g., enabling player controls only during gameplay). I use structs so I can use cold memory. private NewControls playerActionsAssets; private InputAction move; // Movement fields, all variables related to speed/ rb private Rigidbody rb; [SerializeField] private float MovementForce = 1f; [SerializeField] private float JumpForce = 5f; [SerializeField] private float MaxSpeed = 5f; // Declaring position variable to 0,0,0 It just is like that. private Vector3 forceDirection = Vector3.zero; [SerializeField] // camera variable?? private Camera PlayerCamera; // A class (rdPersonControler) is a cake recipy ,a blue print and an instance of a class/object is the cake. This referenses the cake and it's properties (rb enable physics) // Awake is a Unity event method. It is called before void start and called only once. Even when script disabled.For references to game object like Rb. You want Rb even if script disabled and since other voids scripts etc.. depend on it. //variable References. rb is variable type rigidbody as declared up. Same for other. private void Awake() { rb = this.GetComponent<Rigidbody>(); playerActionsAssets = new NewControls(); // defining variables } // The point of OnEnable is to set up or initialise components and behaviours that need to be active when the GameObject or script is enabled. //-- 1.Subscribing to events, an event is declared in a class (public event ...), When the event is triggered, subscribed methods are executed. + inputs in input system are events. //-- 2. Initialising variables or states. So that they are set up when game logic is needed. //-- 3.Starting services or systems needed for the script’s functionality. Ej: Physics System,Input System. Not worth defining. Complex. Services ( supporting stuff for other applications) private void OnEnable() { playerActionsAssets.Player.Jump.started += DoJump; // 1. Starts processing input, Jumps, started = event so Method DoJump is called. move = playerActionsAssets.Player.Move; // playerActionsAssets=variable=declared as New Controls. It is defining move as Move input action inside New controls. playerActionsAssets.Player.Enable(); // Once enabled, the input system will start receiving and processing input event } // Monob script disabled. private void OnDisable() { playerActionsAssets.Player.Jump.started -= DoJump; //This line unsubscribes the DoJump method from the started event (not void) of the Jump action. playerActionsAssets.Player.Disable(); // Disable(); only works on action maps not input action. // why do we unsubscribe DoJump if its part of map? Why do we define move in the ONEnabled and not in void Awake? Won't it be bug when disabled???? or will it never be used in disabled contexts. } private void DoJump(InputAction.CallbackContext obj) // Input action is a class that contains: The specific input control that triggered the action (button) , phase: (started | perfromed | cancelled) // You add CallbackContext: Provides detailed context about an input event performed,ReadValue<T>() time it was pressed, information ABOUT the phase. // obj: Is used to access properties and methods provided by CallbackContext to handle the input event. { if (IsGrounded())// ==true is redundant , !IsGrounded { forceDirection += Vector3.up * JumpForce; // (I.Call obj) Parameters in programming are variables that are passed to functions or methods to provide the necessary data for those functions to perform their tasks. } } // parameter nit currently used. // A ray is a concept in physics and graphics with a start and end. In this instance it's a local variable, Ray ray declared only inside and only used inside. // It is a class.New Ray is creating one with (details) // this :Object witch script is attached. // You can add more logic like tag of what is jumped on etc... private bool IsGrounded() { //position //,Direction Ray ray = new Ray(this.transform.position + Vector3.up * 0.25f, Vector3.down); // so it is obj+ 0.1.0 (+1 up)* 0.25 = objects position + 0.25y. Direction is down. if (Physics.Raycast(ray, out RaycastHit hit, 0.3f)) // Physics is just a class, Physics.Rayclast is just a method inside physics.methods have arguments () // out is parameter that is indicating passed by referance. * explained below. You declare next to out. RaycastHit hit { // RaycastHit is a struct that provides detailed information about what the ray hit. // Hit is just variable name declared, you could name it boobies. return true; } else { return false; } } private void FixedUpdate() { forceDirection += move.ReadValue<Vector2>().x * GetCameraRight(PlayerCamera)* MovementForce; // basically move input contains a vector 2 data. ReadValue finds component. V2 since its x,y forceDirection += move.ReadValue<Vector2>().y * GetCameraForward(PlayerCamera)* MovementForce; // What does any of this actually mean??????????????????? So we multiply x by a V3 * a int= 0 if its set 0??? rb.AddForce(forceDirection, ForceMode.Impulse); //??? forceDirection = Vector3.zero; if (rb.velocity.y < 0f) { rb.velocity -= Vector3.down * Physics.gravity.y * Time.fixedDeltaTime; } Vector3 horizontalVelocity = rb.velocity; horizontalVelocity.y = 0; if (horizontalVelocity.sqrMagnitude > MaxSpeed * MaxSpeed) rb.velocity = horizontalVelocity.normalized * MaxSpeed + Vector3.up * rb.velocity.y; } private Vector3 GetCameraRight(Camera PlayerCamera) { Vector3 Forward = PlayerCamera.transform.forward; // Purpose: Provides a unit vector pointing in the direction the camera is facing. Forward.y = 0; return Forward.normalized; } private Vector3 GetCameraForward(Camera PlayerCamera) { Vector3 right = PlayerCamera.transform.right; // So we set lets say if y was 6 6=0 So it simplifies, but ? is normalized doing if its 0. Setting value to equivalent of 0 right.y = 0; return right.normalized; //why do we use y? } } //* // Out indicate passed by reference. // v void ExampleMethod(out int result) // { // result = 42; // Must assign a value to the out parameter // } // int myResult; // ExampleMethod(out myResult); // //myResult will now be 42 // meaning original value of variable changes. So if we use it in method void ..(ref int var) { var = var + 10} in void update it will increase by 10 per frame. // int ExampleMethod() // { // return 42; // } // int myResult; // myResult = ExampleMethod(); // // =42 you might as well just as well declare normally. // The method that takes the out parameter is responsible for assigning a value to it. So you do not declare it. // before we declared in public class and added as arguments.

Problem is when I put my main coroutine into update, it keeps repeating them, and when i use a boolean to run it once, it only runs each coroutine for a single frame and then stops without actually completing the coroutine despite me putting the return value to a boolean that only turns true once the coroutine has reached its destination.

if u hold space bar it'll still debug "jump" so its really bad i tried fixing it with tap interaction but its not a perfect solution

"I can't image it being much easier" I've been trying to get Facepunch.Steamworks working for the past hour and it simply does not want to work 🤣. The docs are paper thin.

Is It free to implement & maintain a steam workshop for your game in steam? Just a question from a game Dev enthusiast 😅

Best Cinemachine overview video out there

What I can't quite understand is how all this abstraction actually helps with the logic? Can't you just have the list of commands directly in the code instead? Why do I need a middleman?

Useful but doesn't work in webGL

This is the best input binding video that I understand it beautifully. Thank you so much for your great explanation.

i trying to Prefab GameObject basically i make outlesh rush game i working on buy manager when player got o buying platform and player buy any item then this item gameObject save in json file and load when game restart reopen now i stuck on current script is saving single data newly buying item can you tell me how i fix this

thanks man, really needed this👍👍👍👍

Nice video. Thanks.

This saved me hours of trial and error, thank you stranger

goodmornign, great tutorial! I have a question, how do you visualize on the screen which keys are you pressing?

the nova ui sounds great to use.

My brain exploded with Alt up shortcut

For anybody who didn't find a build in the build section after running the "run_build.bat" file, its probably because you're using more recent SDK, in which case, you'll need to make changes in the "...\sdk\tools\ContentBuilder\scripts\simple_app_build.vdf" file. ps. great video, thanks so much for making this such an easy process.

Thanks for that. But you said the problem started because you needed to update/set different values to the SO, and once you set the variables to private how did it solve your problem? becuase now you can't change these values from anywhere in your game

thank you so much this really helped 🙏

Question about something here. If you had a scriptable object for your weapons, and in the scriptable objects set up a list of auxiliary damage types that the weapon had, such as empty for just a regular sword or fire and poison for a special sword, couldn’t you just have DoDamage always check the list and apply any kind of extra damage types to the damage? I don’t understand how setting the damageType for each individual weapon is more streamlined than this I think. I feel like you’re doing it with several classes when the way I’m currently doing it is with just a damage class and a weapon scriptable object. I’m not saying you’re wrong, I’m like a year into learning C# Unity. I’m just trying to figure out what you’re saying if you see this

38:40 I thought I was having an aneurysm

I'm a seasoned dev, although I mostly focused on web solutions. I've had done a few test projects in Unity and made a few playable demos, but what I'm having the most difficulty is structure, from assets to code. I thing I noticed in your video, it looks like your scripts are very "atomic" What I'd do probably is have some kind of critter class that handles everything critter related, including it's disposal, but then I'd struggle connecting any kind of events there. I can see benefits and drawbacks on both sides, but which approach would be better in general?

The problem is breaking your game down to single mechanics then implementing them all together

Is there some Godot equivalent? That'd be awesome 😊

Oh man, this is perfect. I'm making small game as my bachelor's thesis and I wanted to implement my form into the game in a interactive way. Thanks <3

inputAsset = this.GetComponent<PlayerInput>().actions; Getting an error on this line. Assets\Scripts\PlayerController.cs(19,22): error CS0029: Cannot implicitly convert type 'UnityEngine.InputSystem.InputActionAsset' to 'InputActionAsset' Which makes no sense to me but I figured I'd ask to see if there was a solution to anyone who comes across this video. Perhaps I am using the wrong Unity version because no one else seems to have this issue.