Coroutines In Unity - What Are Coroutines And How To Use Them - Coroutines Unity Tutorial

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[@recaibey]

Good job bro! I finally learned what that all mean.

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great video with deep good explanation

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better than the unity coroutine video, thank you

[@Nenepoo]

its very understandable sir! kudos for you ! thank you very much

[@reffrim]

Great explanation, Thanks!

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Awesome explanation !!!

[@KarateDuckFull]

Awesome tutorial man!

[@thederpderp7758]

If you feel the video is too slow for you, a playback speed of 1.5 worked well for me!

[@kasali2739]

thank you! this is what I was looking for but why my code doesnt work?

[@usman247]

Thnks for the video ❤️

[@eiquy3]

just a little correction, FixedUpdate will stop executing but Update Function will not stop when Time.timeScale is set to 0.

[@awesometuts]

I think you are wrong, both update and fixed update stop executing when time scale is 0, except if unity changed something in the meantime...

[@eiquy3]

@@awesometuts I mean that wont make sense, as Update is called every frame regardless of Time. You can check that, even in older versions it shouldn't get called but great tutorial though.

[@awesometuts]

as far as I know and remember update function will also stop executing when time scale is 0, I've tested this out myself and saw it with my own eyes. If update is called regardless of time, why do we use delta time to have frame rate independence in update function?

[@eiquy3]

@@awesometuts I am not sure about that you have tested this and its not getting called, so I did a quick google search to find something public that could be helpful for our situation. answers.unity.com/questions/652931/timetimescale-doesnt-stop-void-update-from-beeing.html Take a look at this guy's question and its answer. I think that would be helpful. and answer to your for using delta time is to have frame rate independence. As you know its time difference between two frames so that's also wont be perfect, hence we use FixedUpdate for more precise calculations like Physics.

[@awesometuts]

hmmmm, I could've sworn that time scale stops update as well, I will have to test it to see with my own eyes lol because I think it happened to me, or maybe it was fixed update, will see.

[@neozoid7009]

Please make a practical application in a game play.

[@lizkimber]

IEnumerator seems a terrible thing to have as a co-routine return? Why on earth did they pick that?

[@just_lin_8]

Great tutorial and well explained. I can't access to free course :'(

[@JarlThorson]

Is there a reason to use InvokeRepeating over void Update()?

[@miguelalexandresimoesneves8660]

my code is exactly the same and uts not working 4:43

[@moric4677]

so can i use Time.timeScale = 0.5 ,when the player has died by a gun. and Time.timeSclae = 0 ,when I'm opening a menu. ?

[@moric4677]

@@awesometuts i just want to add slowmotion effect after he dies ,like GTA 5. and freeze the game when i bring gun menu.

[@Brai-niac]

how do I call croutine with a UI button?

[@programmingtacticalcode7968]

What is type IEnumerator?

[@TheSteveTheDragon]

IEnumerator is basically a generic function that can't return any type data and it's something you need to use with StartCoroutine so just remember these two go together. StartCoroutine(AwesomeFunction()); IEnumerator AwesomeFunction() { yield return new WaitForSeconds(3f); Debug.Log("This sentence is so awesome, you had to wait 3 seconds to read it!"); }

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its not printing on my console :(

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my most hated thing in game development - programming...

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And 2 years later it's your best friend. Be honest 😄