7 Best UnityTips for Unity Game Developers #96
7 Best Unity Tips for Game Developers #96
2019-07-12, Bryan MehrCurated #UnityTips No. 96 by Devdog July 2019!
Hard to believe we have almost 100 of these. Speaks to what an awesome community we all work in. #Unity3d is such a great engine with so much to learn that the #UnityTips never stop flowing. Enjoy this weeks selection.
As always make sure to share your favorite tip with your friends and followers. Have a booming week!!
Using string interpolation instead of string.Format, can save you valuable seconds! 😉 #unitytips pic.twitter.com/jif7rlke4F
— Insane Scatterbrain (@InScatterbrain) July 2, 2019
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If you're developing mobile apps, you probably had issues with camera notch of some devices. In Unity 2019 you can go to ProjecSettings > Player > Resolution and Presentation, then uncheck "Render outside safe area" to render your canvas only inside the safe area. #unitytips pic.twitter.com/zGGifeaVK4
— Sarge (@sgt3v) July 2, 2019
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Unity Frame Debug is really nice. Did you know that you can ctrl+click on a texture icon to get a bigger display window with some controls such as mipmaps? #unitytips https://t.co/HJ9wBgf9nB pic.twitter.com/8so9lGjMti
— Felipe Lira (@phi_lira) July 2, 2019
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How to Create a Blank Tile Palette Prefab in #unity3d Programmatically and have it added to the Tile Palette List Automatically.
— Nicholas Crosgrove @ Ludum Dare (@OccultGameDev) July 2, 2019
Been a while since I did a #UnityTips and this one is often requested on the boards. pic.twitter.com/gKv49sp0uJ
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You can serialize delegates in Scriptable Objects like this Event Manager and call it from everywhere and use it as a persistent event.#unitytips #unity #unity3d pic.twitter.com/MCD77fa2Ex
— Deadlysmile (@DeadlySmileTM) July 2, 2019
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Hey #gamedev people!
— Kenneth Azcurra (@KennethDevelops) July 4, 2019
Have you ever wanted to start a coroutine outside a MonoBehaviour and couldn't? Me too and it s*cks, so I'm sharing my workaround solution with you!#indiegamedev #unity #unitytips #unitytip #coroutine #madewithunity pic.twitter.com/wgwZPWgSg6
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#unitytips You can use the UNITY_EDITOR macro to strip testing code when building your project. #gamedev #indiedev pic.twitter.com/rpmMrBWVJT
— Binary Impact (@BinaryImpactG) July 9, 2019
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Rucksack - Ultimate Inventory System
Rucksack is the most flexible and extensible single and multiplayer inventory solution with UNet support that enables you to easily setup player inventories, NPC inventories, banks, premium shops and much more!
Odin - Inspector and Serializer
Odin puts your Unity workflow on steroids, making it easy to build powerful user-friendly editors for you and your entire team.Â
With an effortless integration that deploys perfectly into pre-existing workflows, Odin allows you to serialize anything and enjoy Unity with 80+ new inspector attributes, no boilerplate code and so much more!Â
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