Really awesome work!

I love how no one found a better name other than "new input system" for the input system that exists for multiple years now.

You absolute hero.

It took me a while to get around to this, and I kept putting it off because the code looked beyond my capabilities to understand. But I've been rapid-firing so many different prototype ideas lately that I decided to sit down and muscle through it. It was tough, but it's already paying off *so* much. There's a great peace of mind now knowing that I start each project off exactly the same and I don't have to worry about remembering/checking whether I installed InputSystem or whatever else I like to have by default. I like how using gists also has great potential for setting up several different 'project loadouts' for different ideas. Thanks for showing me a much better way to handle the first stage of the next ten trillion prototypes I'm going to go through!

A suggestion. Try giving these KZfaq videos more descriptive names. I know I will be back to check this video again, but I won't be able to find it easily (if you upload a bunch more). Something like "One click Batch Package Install" .

Content: A+ Video: Use Rider theme with more contrast Audio: Muzak slightly too loud

This is great Jason. Thanks for taking time to start making these videos. Really interested in some of your tried and true coding practices. Looking forward to more videos!

this videos are hidden gem why is there just six like they are so high quality and so good

Every time jason storey talks its like listening to some yoda level programing lesson. Dear sweet baby yoda please let this man keep making videos.

BTW being trying to solve a reusable code across multiple projects and I think you had ONE line in I believe this video that solved it. Was something like 'and oh btw you can edit these packages'. This allows you to import a 'library' like of code, edit the library and have it affect all the projects you work on. I should put together a complete DLL, Asset definition, Local Package, Packages video to lay out what to do across many many many project life times. And not just copy and paste code everywhere I was doing as a, even a, medium level of experience developer. Finally pushed me over to the expert level tier!!

Very helpful, thank you 🙂

Dude I discovered your channel yesterday and I am in love with your content. Amazing stuff and so useful

Super nice! :D Just saw you on Weimanns stream the other day, and in Thomas' chat just now, answering questions. You really know your stuff, Jason :) Keep them coming please :D

You are amazing bro!!

Cool content 👍 A feature I would love is to automatically remove all packages that aren't used.

Thank You for sharing these great Tips. Now if we mix together this Code and Methodology + your other Video's ( i.e.: A BETTER way to setup new unity projects! ): then we have a GREAT Way to start any new Project in Unity : )

I am flipping over your videos please make more 😍

Oh what a super hint, thanks a lot, besides this time-saver it helped me also in understanding how to integrate own menus and handling async requests.

you are the best! thanks for making these videos. on infallible code your inputs are always opening up so many things I didn't know about. thank you

You write the instructions of the productivity gods!

Thanks for these videos Jason. Keep up the great tips, tricks and lessons!

Keep making this insanely useful videos!!

Dang that's some good info right there. Time saves are great.

I also like having some of my own "templates" that already have the payloads installed in them that I can just pull down and run with. I also define file templates for .cs files in Visual Studio that already have the right formatting and skeleton in them to make things faster and avoid the need to copy + paste from another file and edit it to the right things. It's kind of like "prefabs" for code files and projects! 🙂

Great stuff, nice and concise, thank you!

Thank you for great tutorial ! You got me thinking about Unity in a different way. For who is using Unity for VR development (using Oculus Integration package) - I created a clean manifest for VR: { "dependencies": { "com.unity.collab-proxy": "1.15.4", "com.unity.ide.rider": "2.0.7", "com.unity.progrids": "3.0.3-preview.6", "com.unity.textmeshpro": "3.0.6", "com.unity.timeline": "1.4.8", "com.unity.ugui": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.ai": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.androidjni": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.animation": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.audio": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.director": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.imageconversion": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.imgui": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.jsonserialize": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.particlesystem": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.physics": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.physics2d": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.terrain": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.ui": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.uielements": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.umbra": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.unitywebrequest": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.unitywebrequestwww": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.video": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.vr": "1.0.0", "com.unity.modules.xr": "1.0.0" } }

Thanks man! :)

Very cool way of setting up! I currently have a base unity project git that I clone and mirror when I want to create a new project. It already have the basic folders I use in every project, some basic assets and some plugins with specific configurations I always reuse. Also some of my own custom unity packages already there.

Thanks Jason, great content!

Love it! Thank you!

DOPE!

That's a master level of tip!

For me the packages.json doesn't show all the installed packages. Is this because it doesn't update? ie it only has the list of packages that were defined when the project was created? Also in order to add to the packages json, do you have to look up package manager to see exactly what to write in the json?

Great content Jason :) thank you

Are you Steve Wozniak's son? But fr love your videos they're super helpful :D

Isn't the ToolsMenu class responsible of doing multiple things even after refactoring? Thanks for the great video!

Awesome stuff!

I've been looking for your video as I've seen it before, but youtube search algorithms didn't help me out since your title is just Implying it. anyway, I found your video directly from your underrated known channel cuz I see your precious live talks but... I think it would be nicer if you put the title straightforward.

Thanks Jason, I wonder if there's also a way to download core assets we use, like this.

I used to just have a "template" project saved with everything I wanted that I would duplicate and rename for each new project XD

Curious how you would do this for non-build in packages? Say I had an asset from the store that I use on the regular, is there anyway to import it using similar means?

support your channel pro

Thanks a lot!

Is there anyway we can do that with Google Drive etc? I generally hold my unity packages inside Google Drive, How would i access to the drive & get my packages from there?

Genius!

I can't stop watching lol

I can think of several packages you basically always want (cinemachine for example), but what are the packages you commonly want to get rid of?

Hell yes

Gistup is for Linux and Mac I made mkg to do the same but work on windows though I did not update it after getting it to work... But I figured the hard part already you just may need to update api...

Anyone know the font being used? Looks very clean.

You don't need to install new package for yet another Unity project, if you working on single project whole time 😄😅🙂🙃😥😭

Time to get lernt!

I'm so glad you started making videos! I'm still trying to catch up on the game dev show, and I'm so glad I found you through it. I think you're a very talented educator, and I find value in everything that comes out of your mouth 🤓 Do you have a discord server for your followers? I'd love to chat more and see the discussions! Once again very glad to have found you... Hopefully one day I'll be a talented architect as well

Les go

Why not just copy/ paste manifest? Or even better- create own template? You have to code/ install/ paste your package to do it anyway, and then have to risk breaking the project if you (or your coworker) add new package and then your code reverts it all by accidental one click... I know, programmers never miss opportunity to take 2h to automate task that takes 2 minutes, but I just don't see a point in this automation. Downloading stuff from the git is neat though.

Do you post the actual scripts you create in your video somewhere? I'm happy to pause and type it out myself, but would be quicker if I can just copy and paste :P

The only thing I noticed with this one was that replacing the package manifest with the gist url contents is more complicated than that. The implementation shown will get the html document of that page, not just the gist contents. The raw gist url requires the specific hash to be included, making this approach slightly less convenient since you'd have to update the hash in the script every time you change the gist.

yo my good looking beard-face guy. can u put link to script so we can download that ?

Eyeballs pop out of head and then explodes

Please do not include music in the videos. Some people find it very hard to concentrate on the video when there is music. I can't watch this and get the information from it.