Delegation In C# - Delegates And Events And How To Use Them In Unity

[@gutozardy]

Finally I found a good tutorial about delegate and events. Thank you.

[@MarkusMachtSpiele]

One of the best unity tutorials I ever seen. Clear, simple and informativ. Great

[@zetty8977]

Amazing tutorial on delegates and events, perfectly clear and i understand them completely now. All other tutorials out there used over-complex scenarios and never explained what they did or meant. Now I know exactly how to use them for an InputManager. Thanks!

[@zakrahman479]

I am a native English speaker and I've done public speaking before. I'd like to say your delivery is fantastic. Coding can be a very dry topic, but you add a lot of interest with your voice alone. It might not seem significant, but it helps people focus. Fantastic tuts. Cheers.

[@eminkilicaslan8945]

In 10 minutes into video I said "I am gonna have to watch same topic from other people." but you solidified so well I don't think I need to listen to this again. The most confusing thing for me was inconsistent use of brackets. I saw delegate-event used with and without them, I used to seeing executable functions having brackets and non-executable variables not having them.

[@awesometuts]

I'm glad I could help

[@firstjm9071]

Dude this cleared my doubts. Your examples made it so simple. Thanks a lot

[@PikarieChan]

Best understandable explanation for how to implement delegates, thanks!

[@Teck_1015]

Oh my god I'm loving this! There's so many instances where I could have been using delegates rather than crappy old association techniques!

[@piotrkot4137]

Like always top notch tutorial. If any of you guys is just starting with unity I recommend you his course on udemy. This is how I started and helped me a lot !

[@josh_swanson]

Thank you. Good analogies. Good speed. Clear language.

[@redeyz1885]

You have excellent Teaching Abilities and you delivered it very effectively. Thank you

[@evolvedant]

Thank you for this, super informative. I love the way you described it using newspapers, that's the first time I've heard someone describe delegates in a way that makes perfect sense.

[@krishnakanth7627]

Most simple explanation and yet understood it.

[@karimmr8433]

Thanks so much finally i undetstand the aim of how and when using delegates thanks mr fahir.....

[@StarOfStar]

Excellent tutorial! Very clear and well explained. Underrated tutorials, you deserve more subscribers:)

[@humadi2001]

Even though the lesson was Long but, This Time finally I got the Idea about delegates and events. Thank you bro! ...btw the auto subtitle is Korean lol

[@DarkMooN-uh1ih]

Thank's a lot it helps me understand netcode events

[@_Garm_]

thank you, i finally get it += Awesome Tuts :D

[@kerandonovan7255]

Excellent content!

[@kordou]

Thanks for this perfect tutorial! Helped me a lot

[@ibrahimsharckas8929]

can i use delgates through scenes if i am between scenes and i want pass through if somthing happened in the previous scene to the next scenes ? and thank you i have a better understanding of delgates;

[@emergingtech9585]

awesome tutorial ..... nice work

[@tecknickel5183]

Soooo if I'm understanding this correctly..it's like putting multiple methods into some sort of "container" (delegate) and then calling the event will execute all the methods in the "container"?? Regardless of what classes those methods came from?

[@tecknickel5183]

@@awesometuts Great!! Thanks for the fast reply!! Lovely video! :)

[@Korn1holio]

I'm only 3 minutes in but I think it's not very helpful to start with one metaphor and switch to another (I was ready to see "SendNewspaper()" delegate, but you quickly switched to "PlayerDied()". Anyway thank you for the great tutorial. But one important question remained unanswered - if delegates can define a return value (say, int), what happens if we have multiple listeners each returning its own int value?

[@luisbalza3774]

Man, I know your comment is quite old, but I just recently just watched the video, and I was about to comment the same question (about the return value, when multiple event listeners are subscribed). Let me ask you: did you get/find an answer about it?

[@amadmaul]

Thx for the video sir, it awesome. Btw can you make it run with multi scene where the sender use DontDestroyOnLoad() and the receive not.

[@punixerz]

Very nice tut sir. thanks!

[@ahmedthebest]

Please use dark theme for your script editor, this will be lot nicer and don’t hurt hour ayes

[@jmbt2007]

ux.stackexchange.com/questions/52833/which-color-scheme-to-choose-for-applications-that-require-long-work-hours/52947#52947 Personally I prefer white backgorund with black text...

[@alfonsopayra]

great tut bro, thanks

[@riyazsaifi4060]

Thanks you good tutorial!

[@VIKASHKUMAR-nx3im]

What is memory leak

[@xxRudnickxx]

I love how you pronounce "subscribe" XD No offend though^^ :p Good Explanation!

[@VaporTrap]

i love how he pronounces tutes xD

[@nerdzmasterz5417]

If you have trouble understanding how this works, there is a free asset that uses events for Unity Ads. Seeing it in action in your game may prove useful. assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/integration/easy-unity-ads-109111

[@ahmedthebest]

Try don’t use old version of unity because this will become outdated soon and using third party libraries this extremely panful when we are update them handily like jumpy cat tutorials

[@ahmedthebest]

I mean in your next courses and what about the dark theme pleas The light theme hurt my ayes a lot

[@marcmatthaus4972]

Kinda like a more complex MQTT model