Abstract Classes in C# - Beginning C# with Unity - raywenderlich.com

[@rustyryan4473]

Oh look at what we have here. Another incredibly underrated programming channel.

[@punixerz]

The easier example on the end was incredibly useful to get much better the first one. GOOD JOB BRO!!!! Keep this up!

[@kayumiy]

Your explanation is better than Unity official. Thank you.

[@evansullivan18]

Great tutorials! I'm in a game dev program and we use your Unity tutorials as assignments. Loving the clear explanation!

[@msj6894]

Hi! I'm from Korea :) this video is very helpful for me!! Thank you so much :D

[@totoledao]

This series was so good! Thank you for making it!

[@KodecoDev]

I'm glad it helped - now comes the really hard part, digging into the Unity API :) Thankfully, we have lots of free tutorials on the site to get you started :)

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[@alex_zyx]

Thank you very much man, this series has been really helpful

[@ElijahQ06]

Hi I have been following and enjoying your lessons if this the last episode or will you post more

[@hefhef54321]

Very useful man, thanks!

[@adhochero6619]

how would you do it with separate scripts. like if vehicle was its own script, containing everything thing that car and tank both share and then using separate car and tank scripts to make the alterations?

[@seanabbott9478]

helped alot. Much appreciated

[@magnusm4]

Do you use abstract classes for example: Use/interact in games like if you interact with an npc then the inheriting class on that npc calls a conversation method. But if you Use/Interact with a box then the inheriting class on that box instead calls a method that does a box animation then spawns an enemy. So you can make all things in the game react to bullets or interactions but each do different things that you code into the inheriting class and calls in the overriding method or the overriding method calls another class in the same script or on the object

[@punixerz]

is taking damage an ability? :D Very nice video sir. I'm finally understanding this stuff. Cool music at the end btw.

[@CrazyHamster777]

Good and very informative video. Too bad it's underrated

[@nareshkumarravanaboina360]

sir I have your book Unity games by tutorials..... I want to ask that before starting from the beginning of book should I learn the last section Appendices completly..?

[@tomkiptom]

did u ever start reading the book ? xd

[@СергейБакин-ф7р]

enough! stop disable the cube!!! )))