The best unity channel by far.

He's an anomaly, a great programmer that uses light mode. protect him at all costs.

Glad to see design patterns in the context of Unity

THIS! This channel deserve more, way more subscribers

Your videos are really excellent. Might not get as many views as some channels because the topics aren't as flashy or gimmicky, but they really do fill in the kinds of things that a REAL game designer needs to know.

You should consider improving the sound quality. Content is top notch but the horrendous mic sound bogs it down.

Always visiting Jason channel for useful information!

I look forward to this series! I find commands to be really useful for splitting the "visual" (delayed) actions from the "logic" (computer usually knows if you have died before the animation is playing). You did touch on this in the "turn based" talk. I would love a series where you create a single minimal game with all of your structures and tips in place. Since it is when using multiple systems your setup really shines, avoiding the technical debt. Anyways, great video!

Top-notch content, thanks for creating such a great series. It would be great if you could create some abstract class diagram to understand the communications between classes and interface better thanks a lot.

liked before the video started :) . not disappointed. this will be a good series to watch . it was a bit on the fast side , and the sound quality is kind of low , otherwise it was perfect .

As a Junior developer, I'm looking forward to learn about of all the patterns that can be used out there. It would be really interesting to see, for example, a project built around Scriptable Objects to create systems (I didn't fully get the " Overthrowing the MonoBehaviour Tyranny" in Unite, despite looking very interesting), and making good Singletone Patterns (I discovered what they where when working in my first company and put me to work in a project full of null references of singletones, now I see them everywhere and I can't get out of my head that nagging feeling that something is going to crash at some point). Thank you for all your work, people like you make us, the rookies, learn how to do things the proper way.

Thank you again for your unique contents. This topic is so underestimeted, especially from beginners.

finaly, you start it! fantastic )) many thanks

I enjoyed this video - especially the tips at the end.

Thank you very much Jason for the tutorial!

Cool video :) Watched it second time just to refresh my memory of your example. You mention about some more deep example if we ask about it. So maybe time came to make video with more advanced implementation of this pattern, what do you think?

Looking forward for more examples ! And please, if you have a microphone try to record with mic, it may increase the quality of you voice.

Referred to your other video, in which you explained the differences between array, Lists, stack and so on, I would suggest to use a Stack for the CommandProcessor

Hey Jason, pretty cool video. However I'm a bit bothered by the way you implement the MoveFromTo part. It feels wrong to have such a specific method in such an unspecific thing as a IEntity Interface. What it means to "move from to" should be entirely implemented inside the Command, and not inside the entity. I understand though why you did it this way: you don't have access to "startCoroutine" and "stopCoroutine" from within the context of your Command class (because it's not a monobehaviour). However this could be worked around very simply by using a singleton monobehaviour and do something like MySingletonMB.instance.StartCoroutine(MoveFromToCoroutine(from, to)); Probably a bit advanced for the target audience, but I'm sure you will appreciate the beauty of this ;-)

Thanks, Jason, your tutorials are always great and helpful for me. Correct me if i am wrong I think the "Redo" method in the command processor will not work as it supposes to be since we already removed refrence to command we have pefromed "Undo" on it.

Honestly wished you used something with a less aggressive noise gate. makes you a tad harder to understand. or just get rid of the noise gate all-together and let the room tone in.

You look exactly like Dan Harmon. Also, great channel.

Great video, thanks. Just for my own clarification, the object we are storing is the Vector3 direction, yes?

more examples would be great =) also, in your old style, as a small article on your site

thank you very much for your videos

Hi! I found your great channel! You are super cool! I really like your examples, that shows things in the most simple way. Noticed, that you overviewed a lot of features from new versions of Unity, but I think you missed a huge topic: Assembly Definitions. I tried them in my project, They works fine with my code. But what to do with plugins? Third party code? The problem is that if I using assembly definition files in project, then all code from 'Editor' folders would be in build. And now I must go through all 'Editor' folders, create .asmdef files and then reference all dependencies... It's annoying! Does anyone know tricks to avoid such thing?

I bought this book few days ago

For me, only confusing thing is that In the first example, we don't need to original position of the player but In the second example we need it for Undo. Why?

Any chance you could show a simple yet scaleable turn based battle system? I'm working on one and it's working but I feel like I'm making it much more difficult than it should be

Where can we download the scripts from this video?

How would you go about implementing this pattern for a card game where the UI is event driven (for decoupling) and the actions are animated. For example, you discard a card with the DiscardCommand and the ui animates the discard. This command should not complete as long as the animation is running, but it is event driver so... Is it possible?

thx

Hey Jason! Does the book still holds up for nowadays? I'm genuinely curious about it

Could we possibly get the scripts used in this tutorial please?

Is this like packages like in in java where we can call one package in another package?

I don't really understand how the magic behing the Transform property works in IEntity. For me, it seems like that transform merge with the transform of Monobehavior and any call to transform.position will modify the position of the gameobject in the scene? How do you explain that?

Could this work with mouse drags to move a gameObject towards mouse?

I have no idea, what do we need IEntity interface in the first place when we can achieve the same thing to depend on ClickToMoveEntity or Entity???

Can you show how to do the reverse animation for undo?

When you start watching and the Wikipedia page you have open features the castle from my home town... :-o

Source code ?

I have a question If i become a programer i will be abe to design games ?

I'm really a fan of you Jason! Great tutorials! However, I do have a bit of feedback. I believe that you don't have to explain everything you have coded (in this case: how you collect input), because that's not what this tutorial is about and that's basic stuff. If people would want to learn that they would search a specific tutorial for that. ;)

Hahahaha I just read this and was considering making a video- damn it man

Hey thanks for the tutorial! Very nice to see some real examples in unity! One thing though, in CommandProcessor class, if we need Redo(), then it shouldn't remove the command in the list in Undo(), right? undo-ed commands only remove when new commands are added to the list to override it. Code at kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i9V-qNCcsrrcXYk.html

So it seems to lead to an allocation of coomand class on heap in Update. At least use structures for such things.

Who the fungoola gave a thumb's down ?!

This isn't the correct way of doing educational videos. Following any project by explaining content that was made in advance is incredibly tiresome. This is especially the case when there are multiple methods and parameters that are being passed through multiple scripts. It's great content, but you should create projects and scripts from scratch if you want to keep your audience engaged. This is the lazy way of doing things. Fanboys will attack me for this, but I'm not wrong about this.

Why your background is white?!?!

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