hi sir, kindly help me i need to submit my game project in college in 2 days. the assests are not working properly, the player is not moving, the ball is also not moving, also when i imported the assests the assessts is in pink colour completely. i have followed your steps completely but the game is not going well, also there show some code issue when i apply the scrpit to player then player is not moving and when i try to run the game to check whether the script is applied correctly then it shows compiler error, and aslo show error that update function is already called, sir kindly help me.

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I've followed through everything but I run into an issue at the very end, it works but the target's position isn't updated every tick like one would expect. If I move around the agent keeps shooting at my initial position

So just make your own UI system or install a plugin 💀what garbage engineers they have at unity god

finally! this is for me! thank you for showing the another way!

within cell interlink.

public static readonly PlayerEvents Player = new PlayerEvents(); PlayerEvents cannot be found... Should it be PlayerEvent?

thanks, I am a student for leaning Unity. Through your video, I really learn a lot, and finish my project for school final.

its time for a great 2d tutorial!!! grande amigo!

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I really appreciate the simplicity of this UI framework approach!

You miss the timigs of urls in end of video🙄 But that was really funny:')

Other people have already said this; but I'd strongly advocate that Time.timeScale = 0 is the right way to pausing Unity in most situations. This is because it will pause all things related to time, e.g. particle systems, physics as well as your mono behaviour code if it uses Time.deltaTime; and coroutine work as well. For example, in the video, you can see the smoke still flying because the time scale is unchanged; but it would pause if using the time scale method. Unity has lots of ways to have things not be impacted by time, e.g. you can change a flag in the particle systems to use unscaled time (same for the animator); and if you want a specific game object not to be paused, just use Time.unscaledDeltaTime instead of Time.deltaTime, and it will still work. Equally, Coroutines have a WaitForSecondsRealtime option if you don't want to have it paused. Where pausing via time scale becomes messy is when you also want to have the ability to do slow motion; or have multiple objects that can pause/unpause the game. In that case, having a single TimeManager class that handles time can make this cleaner.

I love your videos ❤

Is this the start of a new challenge? Creating a challenging experience every time? 😆

bravo! bravoooooooooooooooo!

Interesante

As someone who is just starting to be neck-deep in the gamedev learning process that comes AFTER the wonder we all feel in the beginning (tears)... it was so so good to have a laugh. Thanks for bringing humor to a very informative video.

me "that kind of nice but can we add parameter ?" 5:22 "Chill, we need to modify the code to add parameters" YwY

The most important take-away from the video, if you take nothing else, is at 3:25 :)

is your scrift incomplete ???

Such a great pace and setup. Thanks so much for the simple and inspiring tutorial!

Great concept, It just very hard to understand in your video :( I'll go watch the original

Question. is this the same as using System; public Action OnAction; are they same? I get confused with event sytem may i need more practice.

what happens if you increase the spawn rate from the video by x10, then stopped shooting them? would you not have thousands of these enemies in the scene?

First of all, thank you for this video. I've implemented this solution months ago and after figuring out some best practices it's been going great. I just want to report what I've learned. One thing I've learned quite early on, was using as little different GameEvents as possible. It just makes it easier to maintain and debug. I'm following this principle at least as long as I'm making big changes to the core systems of my game. Reducing the listener count to each event would be something for performance optimization - in my mind. Using as little different GameEvents as possible lead me to a point though, where every button used the same 'ButtonClicked'-event. So, I had a button that disables/enables a menu window, which contains other buttons. That made Unity throw me an error. You know, the one basically saying "you are changing the size of a list, while iterating through it." So, while iterating through the listeners-list in Raise() for some listeners UnregisterListener() is called, which removes entries from the list. I guess this is quite obvious when it happens to you, but it's just something to be mindful of.

Nice Thanks!

Great vid, more of all

"Why they don't just call it water?" LMAO

Wouldn't it be problematic if: imagine we have 50 enemies, each one of them have basic events (walk, attack, die animations, sounds to play at each anim, health bars etc.), if one of the enemies attacks and sends event via manager, all of them, so 50 enemies have to check if the event is from them, anims, sounds, UI checks it (with channel approach too, cuz 50 prefabs listens the same channel). Within a fight that would escalate very quickly 5 enemies attacks, 5 dies, and other 40 is walking, that is horrendous amount

The Vivaldi pattern

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Nice video, the background music is a little distracting though

Nice video!! Your explanation is easy and fun to follow!!

Use maps and arrays with ptr to functions :eyes:

Good edit lol

Hi! Thanks for the amazing video! I have a question, sorry, I'm noob but I can't understand why to put sender and data being mandatory add flexibilty? My Invokes always ask me about the parameters: "There is no argument given that corresponds to the required formal parameter 'arg0' of 'UnityEvent<Component, object>.Invoke(Component, object)'" Do I have to put Invoke(null, null) everytime?

Hi, I don’t comment often but this time I feel it may actually be worth it, because there’s an easy fix for future videos. I think the music is way too loud, and I have a hard time understanding and even hearing you because of the music. Other than that, great videos !!

hi, i love this video

Can you switch to a camera from another scene?

Is this Project is Feasible on android Platform.

for some reason my assets arent looking as cool as yours

Please do not use this way of handling events on any big project, this will make your life a hell. This becomes really hard to debug, extend and manage on real games.

By far the best event system that I found (I was a using the old one from your channel and works really well) I'll give a try for this one too

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I've used managers for a long time, but for my epic sized game I need to decouple things. This might just be the ticket. Thanks!

Lmao actually banger video, funny and informative!!

Great one mate

We've all been there boss 😂

So I tried this today. Unfortunately I ran into some problems. When I change the padding data on my ViewSO and hit save this works well. For all other fields in ViewSO (colors in the ThemeSO and spacing) the values are only applied if my code reloads or if I trigger 'Init()' manually. Anyone got an idea what I'm doing wrong here or has a suggestion how to fix it? One thing I'm doing differently than in the video is that I use private fields with [SerializeField] and properties to acces them, but I don't think that is the cause of the error as I changed it to use public fields and the behaviour did not change at all.