Jason Storey! You've grown so much. Perfect voice, look and skill to be a KZfaq dev! nice camera and lighting too.

I can't believe you left it on a cliff-hanger! I sat through this going "yes, yea the pain, yup." and I thought you was going to show the magical solution, but nope instead "catch you on the next one" lmao. Over all great video, and I'm so looking forward to the next video :)

Using games built in Unity to demonstrate this topic is brilliant. Another great video, Jason! I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for the next one :D

Great work pal! This is an excellent supplement to the Assembly Definitions video I made, and goes into more technical detail about what's ACTUALLY happening and why. Love it. Will be sharing this on the Discord.

Great explanations! Love that you finally have your channel and are uploading content!!

You forgot to do the next video!

Great content: explaining perfectly, in 5 minutes, a simple but extremely helpful concept/tip. Thank you.

Great Video. You have an amazing style to explain concepts so even I as a beginner don't feel lost. Great Timing and thank you for not hurrying along. I'm hoping to see many more Videos :)

This one is a cool topic scratcher video! Looking forward to check out the next one!

The explanation was great, but combining it with some simple worked examples really helped cement it in my brain. Thank you!

Awesome video; I've always used assembly definition assets, but this video reinforces my motivation to use them and gained a deeper understanding. Very cool :D

Beautiful video. Explanations are great. Keeping it short helps with attention span. Great content man keep it up :)

Thanks for covering that! Fantastic video! Every time I see one of your videos I learn something new :).

Great video! Looking forward to the next one.

Look at you casually optimizing EVERYTHING!!! Thank you and looking forward to your next video 😄

While I already knew how to do this, I don't know why I didn't understand the significance of it until Jason explains it in such a clear way. Keep this content coming Jason, it is pure gold.

Very useful , Short and sweet. Keep the coming please.

Great info, keep it coming! This hits home as Unity inefficiencies have always been a big nightmare.

Subscribed and excited for the implementation in the next video!

This is SUCH good content. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Very good stuff! Keep it up Jason.

Great info, can't wait for next video! Thank you!!

I definitely need to re-arrange some things in my project. This tutorial was awesome. I think this is why it takes my game so long to compile itself.

Excellent content and production quality thanks

Stoked to see you've got your own channel!

Oh man the cliff hanger... good stuff waiting on next video. @Jason Storey keep the content coming this is great.

Thank you for this informative video Jason.

Thank you for the content, you do a great job covering such topics. I hope you will make more similar videos (medium level)

Short and sweet tutorial, thank you! I would love to see that "next video" though ;D

Pretty short but useful. Keep that good work 😃

Great video

Jason Great video , I saw you on the stream of Jason Weimann , and we met inside the arena Giveaway as well that day haha Thx again for great tutos and advises.

Loading bar is almost as slow as your upload schedule! 🙃 Looking forward to the next tutorial! 🍿

Just found this gem of a channell! Nice job covering some real pain points of unity! When is the next video coming ? :) I find that topic quite interesting and would love to see how you do it! Good Job!

Thank you for creating this video and improving our knowledge!

This is exactly what I didn't know I needed. Been searching for something like this for a long time. From the depths of my brackets, I.Thank(You);

great stuff mate! keep it up!

Thanks very informative, waiting for next video

That's a pretty clear explanation, thank you

you are the best. I was talking to a friend the other day complaining about my slow computer needing to refresh the assemblies everytime before testing my games. I had no idea this was possible. thank you so much for being a god at what you do :D

Looking forward to the next video!

OMG and you have never created a video explaining how to compile it and put it in Unity directory. I am using separate assemblies but your solution seems to be even faster than that. At least you mentioned few keywords and I know in which direction to continue research! THANK YOU!

Awesome content Jason! When the part 2 of this video will be available?

Really like this. Thank you.

I never would have known this. I wouldn't have known it was a problem, nor how to look online for a solution. Thank you!

Great video! Thank you!

I'll be waiting for the next one! This may help all newbs(myself included) out there save hours and hours of waiting to recompile, cheers for this! Much appreciated.

Still waiting for that next video :) :) :)

We need the next video! Think you said it once in other Jasons stream a while back how to make your own dll the proper way. Though it was just my computer being old, but even on my new NVME SSD unity is slow to build even when usng assembly defenition

Thank you for the nice explanation :D

Soo looking forward to what you have to say on the DLL thing!:))

Thanks! this is such good knoweldge

Scientific json with mind-blowing video after a long time! Thanks

Can't wait for the next one :)

We’re waiting for the next video!

what a phenomenal video

Best channel on KZfaq for this kind of content!

Things I didn't know I needed to know after 6 years using Unity. You got my sub.

for some reason I just feel like this knowledge just instantly made my unity skills go up significantly.. This adds so much flexibility and actually the fact I know what really goes on behind my scripts.

This is a long loading time for the next video ... :)

awesome stuff, thanks!

This was incredibly educational

great video. been using C# and VS for 20 years, so separate DLLs, references, namespaces, etc. are second nature to me. but when I got into Unity, it seemed confusing and limited. this is a strange little method to make separate DLLs but this practice should be much more common. Example: if you need to patch the network code in your game. If your network logic is in its own assembly, your patch might only need to distribute that one small DLL.

cant wait for next video ;p

next video on this please jason!

Thank you Jason!

Thanks Json. I'll hold my breath for next video.

This seems really cool. If I understand correctly, creating assembly definitions allows you to compile scripts into separate DLLs so that when a change is made to a script only the associated DLL needs to be recompiled instead of the entire Unity project. If that is the case, I'm confused as to why you would need to build the DLLs manually instead of letting Unity handle it. Does Unity rebuild all DLLs in the project by default each time? That seems like it would defeat the purpose of assembly definitions.

I finished that dll process months ago, but CAN"T wait to see how you do it. Great series of videos so far. I don't remember if I saw you anywhere else, but your solo videos are working out soo much better. I would LOVE a video on Marvin, and that other project manager one. Obsidian. I think I get obsidian, since its free'ish. BUt 'amazing' Marvin, the one I found was paid. So WOULD love a break down and more real life how you do it vs their help project. AND how you setup windows desktops. I think I could do the desktops, but a quick overview would rock! AND do you have a better work flow for your tags, html, mark up code for Obsidian. LIKE how you built that, HOW to replace default unity scripts. I need that level of documentation, but easy to look up. Was looking like a nice html webpage, but was in Obsidian I gather.

Hype! Can we expect that if we do it ourselves, it can be much faster than the Unity way?

This is Expert Info Great Video

You save our time! I am a newbie dev, I don't know doing this could break unity or not, but I will try it. You are such an amazing developer. Edit: Looking for the next video.

I admit, I should be looking under the hood more than I do. I treat Unity like a tool, don't care what engine it has, as long as it gets me to my goal. However, I know if I learned more on how it works, I would improve my overall results. Also, thanks again Storey! Love what you're adding to the community.

Lmao, never thought of this. Thanks for this sneak peek behind the scenes.

Awesome video, Jason, I'm following your videos. I am trying to work similar, decoupling the business logic from the technologies like unity. I would appreciate a video explaining how to separate this layers correctly. For example, when we are programming a Mario game, the Mario model can't have vectors or use the engine tools like physics checks. Also, are x and y coordinates part of the business part? If they are used to calculate things, maybe yes. But if it's just for rendering in the screen, maybe not. How do you decide it?. My approach would be having a unity class (MarioUnity) and then the Model (that is testable, etc). Works fine, but the logic is split into the infrastructure layer and the business layer. It has benefits, but it's not perfect. It would mean the world if you could answer this. Thank you. :)

Coming right before the important part and not actually doing it even almost a whole year later, great.. super helpful...

I'm looking forward for the next video, my game go crazy 20 seconds after pressing play

Yo nice follow up video man, real fuckin sick.

Very informative! Thank you! Had a bit of trouble with with importing Cinemachine but that's easily fixable by adding an Assembly Definition Reference for `com.unity.cinemachine`.

OMFG! Thank you.

I love assembly definitions. I've been using them since IC covered them and I find it to be a really pleasing way to organize things. I haven't yet built a project that is big enough to really have a noticeable change in compile times, but I'm glad to know that I'll be easily taking advantage of the shorter compile times when I *do* make a big project, because I'm already in the habit of making assembly definitions. It's kinda cool that we can pretty easily identify what games were built in Unity because of the Assembly-CSharp thing! I always love learning that a game has been made in Unity because that means I can look at it and say 'I can make something like this happen if I put my mind to it.'

Did he never make the follow-up video to this? Talk about bait-n-switch!

Jason, this channel has a lot of potential. Come back!

Thank you

it's sad he just stopped this channel had crazy good potential and he had a really good view count too. I don't know why you'd dump a channel doing so well

Thank you!

I really hope you do the next step in the next video to learn how to do it

Where is the second part? D=

Where is the promised video on automation of unity dll building and attaching?

Your next video talks about Software Architecture. Did you ever end up making the assembly video, as you mentioned at the end of this video?

i also noticed that versions 2019 + seem to show the compile loading bar twice.

wheres this next video lol

Perfect!!!

Goat channel, when 100k subs?

if you finish a vid with a teaser for next video about the external compilation, please link some where (in video or in vid description) so we can find it ;)

Nice videos

I installed unity 2 days ago and it takes 10+ minutes to load a core 2D project, anyway to speed it up? My pc is i5, 8gb ram, 2gb nvidia 820m any suggestions?

Bro wtf you discovered ! Very nice tip!

Was there a follow up on this video?

Agreed. I have been making a huge game for a few years. Assembly Def's are a life saver. It takes to long to recompile everything every time. More time coding, less time waiting.