Great video! Thanks! Just wish I could see the "rest" of the code lol

Thanks first for your effort, can't wait to follow your tutorial now!

so far, and I've been using 6000 builds for the last few months, I would say that there are more random errors popping up than before I switched to 6000 builds. I always got graph wake errors, and I still get those, but now I also get camera frustum errors which seem to be random, and everything I found on those say to just restart the editor. One does not simply JUST restart the editor every ten minutes. So hopefully they'll fix that. now my game is 3D mixed with 2D, and so far I've seen no improvements in speed or anything. In fact I could have just not upgraded, but now I guess I can turn off the splash screen. The big improvements I'm excited for don't come until the next full version of Unity, so in a couple years at least.

Currently Unity is crashing every time I run a project build that contains a script referencing any method or variable from the TobiiAPI. Have you ever encountered this problem and if so, do you know how I could resolve it? Thank you!

Does this remove scripts from prefabs also because I just recovered a project from one of my hard drives but the prefabs are missing scripts which is causing me problems

When trying to use the unity SDK's prefabs, specifically the one for calibrating i am faced with an exception thrown for "failing to apply license" i am using the tobii 5... Are you aware of how to renew or even review the applied license?

omg everybody is using that asset for their game with zero changes

This was the little nudge I need to give Unity 6 LTS a whirl. So far, pleasantly surprised. Better edtior playmode performance was a big plus for me and my game scenes over previous versions. Granted, I had some custom urp shaders that broke in the transition. So theres always trade offs. But Im wiling to try out 6 for a bit.

And now imagine this: you got 15% more fps out of the blue without even using anything of the new culling features. You're in for quite the ride here

Sure! It is too early to judge so I will wait for a later 6LTS XX.version to use it as my project does not need these new features...or maybe yes as it has NET tools and perhaps the 6 ones are better... let's see

it's a shame they broke the wheel colliders...

Best review I have seen in youtube. Others are just echoing or just summarizing Unite Conference. Thanks for this!

LET'S GOOOO !!!🎉 We're gonna need those black magic custom editor hacks for Unity 6, dear master

Is it only me duplicating a script and renaming it I constantly have an unrefreshed project panel having the previous name of the file. Even a refresh does not help. I need to modify it to make Unity recognize I renamed that duplicate. Quite frustrating issue.

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It's impressive how well Unity handle project update from older engine version.

I'm not sure if this is the right place to say or not, but I'm sorry to say that as an junior indie developer, I can say that even the most basic components of Unity, like ScrollView, don't work properly (especially on Android and WebGL platforms). Why am i saying that, because everyone knows that this version (6000 or 6 whatever) is working hard on lights, but light performance is a very specific request. Unity is a commercial game engine and it's too bad that they only care about one feature in particular. People run into so many stupid problems in Unity that you all know about. If you are a commercial game engine company and your goal is to make money, I think you should go back and make sure that the most basic components like ScrollView (representative) work properly. Unity 6 or 7 or 8 didn't excite me at all.

I guess the extra 6-8 months of QA at Unity helped somewhat.

Unfortunetally I must update my project from 2023 to 6000 because they just abandon 2023 and doesn't support it for release and it doesn't look that great it only take 2 weeks for two people to only get project running. So nice cooperation with Unity but please don't be so one sided...

Any improvement for 2d games? OR is it mainly 3d for the moment?

Can't wait for the core clr updates, but that looks like Unity 7 and that's probably few years into the future :( My biggest problems with Unity are all related with load speed, after you try a framework or another engine, Unity feels really slow

I may look to convert my current project over as it's relatively simple project since I'm still building. PS the death dissolve particles look pretty cool.

Do you know if 6 has support for ShaderGraph on WebGPU?

The only one, the only one who makes a 2 minute tutorial for something simple instead of a 30 minute one just adding filler

Interesting...

Neat! I avoid internal API reflection as a rule - enterprise dev habits - but menus & custom editors are my go-tos. Just did a Cinemachine dashboard incorporating TV multicamera movements & terms, incl custom spline paths and action-safe & rule-of-thirds composition guides. Then updated to CM3.1, which made their GameView GUI handler inaccessible 😅 Far as I'm concerned, being able to break, remold, and extend the Editor as you need is Unity's 2nd-best strength as an engine. It's top strength would be "port to anything" 😂

Insane stuff, thank you for sharing!

I appreciate to your very helpful video. Could I ask you what SDK did you employed..? I tried to apply research version, but It didn't work because I used Tobii Eye Tracker 5 which is same model with yours. There are stream engine, Tobii Pro SDK, Tobii Game SDK, ETC. Could you let me know which SDK can I apply for my private project on Unity...?

Very useful, did this a long time ago for the mesh renderer, priceless addition.

Great video as always. I would love to see a context menu action that duplicates tabs, such as inspector, project, hierarchy, etc.

Unity has sooo much internal garbage. Half of the useful extensibility in UI toolkit is stuck behind internal fields. I don't even get it because if they're using internal functionality on extended components why is there no code review saying hey we use this all the time maybe our users would want to use it too...

I still want to see your Overlay code that implements a joystick for X/Z tilting objects.

Why do you think adding side components to extend its behavior is a bad idea?

Editor API is the big unknown as there are not many tutorials, and honestly, it is not very friendly I created utilities like creating materials from textures or customizing scriptable objects to expose their members in Inspector...A little work that can save hours in every project

I turned scene view's move, rotate, and scale tools into 2D versions of them on XZ plane for a plugin I've been working on. It's a shame they cannot be customized without using reflection.

Would you please teach how to use DOTS for beginners, like how to spawn prefabs?

Simply hilarious

"I never forced you to become a human light bulb!" 🤣

Does this work with public override VisualElement CreateInspectorGUI() method as well? root = _internalEditor.CreateInspectorGUI(). I guess I might have to try. I know that Unity version 6 defaults to using visual elements for the default inspector, I think 2022 does as well. If you do not set the Use IMGUI Default Inspector property in the Editor Setting then OnGUI may not work properly, Unity might say oh look there's a Visual Element script for this element so we are going to use that instead of your custom script. Ran into this issue in the past when creating custom inspectors for my components, I get a message in the Inspector saying something along the lines that this component does not have a visual element, I do not remember exactly what the message said. This would be a great usage to add custom attributes like a Button attribute that you can add to methods and then get the original inspector for it and then add the custom code for the buttons. I have had Issues with this using [CustomEditor(typeof(MonoBehaviour), true, isFallback = true)] The custom OnInspectorGUI was ignored unless I change the Editor Setting first. I also know that I have tried the var baseVE = base.CreateInspectorGUI(); which use to return a null element, so I had to brute force this and do it manually by getting the serialized property and looping through all of the properties, manually add that property to the root container. Then I add buttons for every method that has a Button Attribute. I am going to have to try using this method of doing it instead.

Sometimes I can't find a good use case for some of your videos, but now, THIS IS WHAT I NEED. The box collider is not automatically aligning itself with the transform is driving me nuts

Hey thats awesome, can we edit particle system and add multiple spawn points to 1 particle system ? Creating multiple particile system kill a lot of performances on mobile devices, thats why i ask

Great video! This tip will definitely come in handy. One thing is that I wanted to add an easy access button to round the position values in the transform to ints. But I'm not sure if this technique will work on the transform component since it's the base block of any game object and maybe behaves differently to the other added components?

I will definitley be making the SpriteRenderer component have an option for making drop shadows 😮

Good stuff! Would love to see some custom runtime-supporting editors using the UI toolkit, hardly ever seen content about it.

For custom inspectors (and similar extensions) instead of reflection I recommend to inject your own editor extension into the original assembly through asmref definition. It compiles into it so there are no runtime-shenanigans.

Hey. Have you looked at all into customizing the asset browser? I found that it's the window that's hardest to customize (requires a lot of reflection).

Thank you so much

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