For those having trouble initializing the ScriptableObject. I had a problem when I started creating the FoodObject everything was fine but when I clicked the values ​​reset. It was because I used the Awake function. When you click, the object is reset because unity calls the Reset() function. So if you want to fix overwriting values, use Reset() instead of Awake(). This worked for me.

One of the best tutorials I have seen on youtube. Showing what the end result will be, straight to the point and explained well. Exactly what I was looking for. Earned a sub.

This is hands down one of the best tutorials I've seen on this. Simple straight to the point organized (strangely rare in these Unity tutorials) and from what I've gathered so far extremely flexible. I don't even plan on making an RPG I wanted something for survival horror game and this is perfect.

This is such a great tutorial series/channel, especially that you don't take shortcuts but layer it logically piece by piece, taking the time to explain how it all fits together along with ideas on how it could be extended :) Exciting!

I'm half through this and this is the first Unity content creator I feel obligated to Subscribe to. I'm so impressed at your delivery of information. I've done non stop tutorial/lesson surfing the past couple weeks and this one casually covers many of those I've seen with so much ease... and more. Half way, easy subscribe. I'm just hoping when I click your youtube page I see even more content! Big thank you.

Just chiming in to say this was the most in depth tutorial I have found on implementing this and it really helped me a ton. I really appreciate getting right to the meat of how to accomplish this, without spending a lot of time talking about useless bits.

If you've stumbled across this video randomly while trying to find a good tutorial on inventory system in unity, you've found what you need. It's a little complicated at first, and there are a lot of rewriting that will be done in the next videos, but it worth it in a long run and you actually learn something following these videos. So thanks for these videos, i hope you'll be able to make new videos again soon!

Not only has this helped me plan out my inventory system, it's helped me solve another little headache I've been having which is how to store images in scriptable objects I need to serialize! Kicking myself I didn't think to just use prefabs... So simple! Thank you!

I watched so many tutorials on this subject. The one by Brackeys, Sykoo, Code Monkey, Blackthornprod... This one is by far the best inventory tutorial, and the only one that I fully understood.

This is exactly what I needed to get into developing a game. Thank you for your detailed explanation that is clear yet short and easy to digest.

Ok, this was really a good tutorial. Complete, comprehensive, going strait to the point, and no BS. Solid work!

Great video! I'm trying to make my own 2D game right now and couldn't figure out the inventory part. This has helped me so much and is way better than any other inventory tutorial I've found on KZfaq before. Everyone else's is so complicated and they do not explain the process as well as you do. Thank you!!!! Will definitely be watching the rest of this series. Even though it is much longer than the rest of similar series, it is worth it 100%.

Oh my god this is amazing. This is the thing I needed to get over the hurdle that's stopped me so many times before. Thank you!

Thank you for this. As it turns out, what I needed to solve the issue I was stuck on in trying to make an inventory system from scratch myself was constructors, which I somehow didn't encounter or learn about until now. I don't think you really explained what that was in the video and at first I didn't understand it, but I looked up "constructor" in the C# docs and now it makes perfect sense and makes this whole process much, much easier.

You deserve more subscribers, this is amazing. I couldn't find anything I understood about an inventory system until I came across this. Thank you so much, you've helped so many people, what your doing is great! Keep it up

Thanks a ton for this tutorial had to search for several days to find one this good, found most others confusing and counter intuitive without the scriptable objects.

I went into this extremely pessimistic. There are some very clunky and outdated tutorials on making Inventories and Interaction systems on youtube, but i had to pause this video despite being only 15 minutes in. In these first 15 minutes alone I've learned more than the hours of clunky, messy outdated tutorials i've watched on the topic in the last few days. Thank you so much! Please keep doing what you're doing and making awesome tutorials! I feel by following along I'm actually learning so much more about unity's systems that I didn't know before or how to make use of it better. Thanks a lot! Instant sub!

you deserve more views man! this help me so much. After watching Brackeys, i still dont understand the grasp of inventory system but the way you explain it, i understand it right away!

Much more elegant than my solution would have been and you taught me about ScriptableObjects, great tutorial.

I was having issues with this and spent an entire day figuring out what was wrong. Perhaps Unity has updated something since the video upload. Unity automatically resets the created object after its creation. To manage this, use the Reset() method instead of Awake() to ensure proper initialization and prevent unintended resets. By doing so, each time you reset this object, it will utilize the default values configured in your script.

Cant thank you enough for this video. I have been searching for several days for something to explain how to create an inventory system with scriptable objects and you are the only person who has been able to explain this clearly. This is exactly what I needed! Thanks for this and I hope you continue to make content.

Amazing tutorial... currently at part 2. It perfectly fits any kind of game you could possibly think of with only minor adjustments. And I like how the code and solutions are constantly changing just as in real-life coding. Thanks to that, it tells a lot about a developer's mindset and teaches different approaches. I was pretty much resigned after watching a few other lazy tutorials and now I'm actually ready to progress with other aspects of my game. 10/10 would (and will) watch again.

This tutorial is exactly what I was looking for to create my inventory system. Thank you!

Brilliant, straight to the point and no nonsense. Thank you so much and keep up the great work dude. I greatly appreciate this video. Liked and subbed!

Far and away the best inventory tut I have watched. And this is Vid 1!! Thank you for putting this together!

That tutorial was a rollercoaster ride. Glad I got through it with only a few mistakes and ended up with everything working by the end. Thanks for your hard work c:

Here 4 years after upload and this tutorial is still amazing. Thank you!

First inventory system tutorial I watched that actually seems practical. Thanks!

Best inventory tutorial series on the whole internet right now. Stick with it 'till the end and you'll learn quite a lot about game architecture. Then fiddle with it around a little bit and you can apply these concept to a lot of system, like shop system, skill system, etc.

This series looks great it's worth an Abo :D keep going

Really helpful, thanks I've learned a lot, I watched code monkey's and implemented his, and I couldn't keep up with all the non-static references, I had to rework the whole thing. Best inventory tutorial I have found!

Thank you so much for this tutorial! Every other tutorial I could find was both very complicated and didn't have a very good result. But this it to the point, easy to understand and the result is so worth it!

It is surprising how well you explain and from scratch to avoid getting lost.

Perfect video, i had no idea where to start with an inventory. This not only helped with me getting started but also helped so I can expand and customize this on my own.

This is absolutely fantastic, love the whole series. You are a true hero, thanks a thousand million

By far the best tutorial. First video is better than anything else out there. Can't wait to watch full series

There's a lot of valuable information here, thank you so much! I didn't really understand how inventory systems worked before but it makes a lot more sense now.

WOW YOU ARE SO UNDERRATED. Best tutorial that I have seen! It is so well explained. I am a beginner at coding, but you were so clear that I actually felt like I was learning + I was able to add some stuff that made it even better. Thank you so much!

I have to echo what some others have said and agree that your inventory system video is way easier to follow than some others. I've used this with a grid layout in Unity2D and it works perfectly. Thank you!

its been 3 years but it helps me a lot on making inventory, thanks coding with unity, i wish you all the dreams that you had become true, thanks love you

Those RS references tho xD Scriptable objects are so powerful, I keep finding new uses for them. Great tutorial!

Awesome tutorial, I've never thought using scriptable objects this way. I'll watch it again tomorrow because there is a lot of content here to learn

This tutorial was awesome, I learned a lot watching this. This is precisely the inventory system I wanted for my side project game.

This a very clear, precise, and intuitive implementation of scriptable objects! Thank you

i love you so much. every other inventory tutorial on youtube is no where near as good as this

This is a great lesson! Really easy to follow, which makes the concepts easier to learn. I was stuck on this, and now I can't wait to move forward. You definitely earned a sub from me! Cheers!

Absolutely amazing, and a entire playlist?! even better

Dude great stuff, the other tutorials out there weren't as concise and well put together as yours.

I have used scriptable objects before but i have never really thought about using it in a multiplayer game. so this video has given me plenty of ideas. thanks mate :D

I finished the entire series a few weeks ago, and I came back to the first video, where my comment will have the most impact, to say, THIS TUTORIAL IS WORTH EVERY SECOND. My game received a huge upgrade from what I learned in 9 parts. if you've been searching for an inventory tutorial video this is THE ONE. (didn't mean to sound like a TV salesman, but i just got this thing to work with the gamepad, I no longer have to touch the mouse at all, and I'm through the roof right now)

KZfaq really didn't want me to find this video/series. But I finally stumbled upon it after weeks of looking for a inventory/item system video.

excellent intro to inventory systems… i like the clearness …i am writing my own and this has pointed me to a better workflow. many thx

Can't believe how much this video accomplishes in 30 minutes. Thank you.

Instantly saved the whole playlist for future reference. Great stuff.

love this video im so glad i found it.. its exactly what i wanted i just dident know how to put it into code.. thank you mate for the help in my game.. spent a week talking to wife trying to figure out the code then i found this video and it came together perfectly

I've been looking for a way to make a runescape inventory/banking system and I LEGITIMATELY FIND a tutorial on how to make a runescape inventory/banking system. I have no words to describe how god damn fucking happy this makes me.

Really great tutorial! Everything is explained clearly and this was easy to follow.

Phenomenal tutorial. optimal pacing and explanation for beginners. Thank you!

Great content and teaching style! Thank you!!!

This is a brilliant tutorial and helps me alot, thank you sir

I'm only like eight minutes in and I swear to god this is the best unity tutorial on the internet. Not limited to the realm of inventory systems. Just, the best unity guide.

Hi, I'm new to your channel. I'm just as same as some people here, I have watched many tutorials about inventory system from Brackeys, Code Monkey ..etc... I'm not new to Unity, but I still cannot fully understand their logic and code. Yours is the most understandable I have met so far. Thank you for your neat explanation, although the grid layout can make the display code cleaner. You have my subscription.

This tutorials really help me, I have developed and use your tutorials and apply this to all of my elements!

This is the best so far in inventory system. On point and well explained on what each part does. One thing I thought about the inventory part that you showed, was that you could use it like chests or extra bags that you can equip like in Don't Starve. In this video I could understand and expand easily on, where on Code Monkey skips many parts and fast forwards too much where you end up spamming . and , to comprehend whats going on. Plus I hate writing something and then he erases it a few minutes later and writes new stuff like come on... I don't hate his tutorials, is just that those two things gets too irritating after a while.

Love the vid. Goes deeply into the code and showed me and my friend new ways of coding and this will fit perfectly in our new game and we well have great use of this in the future. Earned yaself a sub.

Great tutorial!! thank you for making this, it really helps people like me, and I honestly appreciate this. Keep doing what your doing!

Okay, I didn’t know you will post this early. I am so happy! Thanks for this!

This is a fantastic video. Best one I could find on KZfaq. Helped a lot. Thank you for sharing! Subscribing for sure and looking forward to more of your videos..

Very well done! Appreciate the effort put into this!

Oh my god. Watching this and realizing you can do whole lot of systems using this way of game development. Thank you.

Big thanks for making this. It taught me enough to make my own unique inventory system!

that's the best tutorial for implementing this system, but I had to use Grid layout group instead of doing it manually and it worked just fine, keep it up

Great tutorial, I know I'm late to the party but instead of setting X_START/Y_START, you can set the anchor of the original prefabs & variant prefabs to top-right in the Inspector. Much faster to do, and then when you create additional variants from the original they will inherit the anchoring.

Thank you for this series, truly.

I love that part in the end you said : this is a pretty " BASIC " way :)))))

a great tutorial about scriptable objects and invevntory basic structrue , thank you so much!

Great info but definitely taught at a speed that he understands and a lot of different info at once. Definitely good information and I'll likely have to watch a few times to get everything if I don't want to just copy and paste his code and actually understand why he does things

I just finished This tutorial and it works exactly like it should. thanks for the info.

You're awesome, that is what I was looking for, thanks!

Oh boy, the first video that actually helped me to learn inventory system as Im very new to unity and also coding. Thank you. sub++;

Thank you for the video. Really straight forward to follow and understand. And being British, gotta' love that accent. The way you say bones hahaha

Thanks for the tutorial, it's very helpful for understanding how to use scriptable objects for various cases. Other people already mentioned using a UI grid for layout instead of manually setting where the inventory slot is displayed. Also, creating a method instead of copy-pasting commonly used code is better practice. I used a new method called AddDisplay() and moved the common lines in that one: private void AddDisplay(InventorySlot inv) { var obj = Instantiate(inv.item.prefab, Vector3.zero, Quaternion.identity, transform); obj.GetComponentInChildren().text = inv.amount.ToString("n0"); itemsDisplayed.Add(inv, obj); } Then you can replace those lines with this function as follows: public void CreateDisplay() { for (int i = 0; i < inventory.Container.Count; i++) { AddDisplay(inventory.Container[i]); } } public void UpdateDisplay() { for (int i = 0; i < inventory.Container.Count; i++) { if (itemsDisplayed.ContainsKey(inventory.Container[i])) { itemsDisplayed[inventory.Container[i]].GetComponentInChildren().text = inventory.Container[i].amount.ToString("n0"); } else { AddDisplay(inventory.Container[i]); } } }

Awesome tutorial! I prefer a more visual way to set up the items in the UI (Like with an auto arranging grid) but the backend part is great stuff, amazing job!

Dude you just saved my game project

Thanks for this great tutorial. Liked and Subscribed!

Thank you so much. You make it clear and easy to understand.

The cooking game I'm trying to make as my 2nd game ever was already turning into a gigantic mess and I was this close to give up, until I watched your video. THANK YOU SIR !!

a life saver, thank you so much

Please continue this series so many inventory tutorial don't go the distance and never get finishes.

Simple is power , thanks for this nice tutorial . I understood every piece of code . =) I can do anything when i understand the logic . thanks again :)

This was amazing. Thank you!

I learned so much today. Thank you. You are really smart.

I can't believe this doesn't have more views. Much more optimized than the leading videos and the pacing is near perfect, was very easy to follow along with. Excellent work man. Would love to see a base building tutorial if possible. Similar to Ark or Conan exiles?

Thank you sooooooooooooooooooooo much for making this video! So super very helpful! Subbed instantly!

I like this tutorial a lot, it straight to the point ! Beside that, I have a tip for you all : I've struggle a bit upon the " Destroy(other.gameObject);" because "Destroy" is not immediate and thus, sometimes, my player picked up multiple time the same item before it was actually destroyed. So the simple fix is to add a boolean to your Items.cs script saying either or not it have been picked up or not and test it when picking it up : public void OnTriggerEnter2D(Collider2D collision) { var item = collision.GetComponent(); if (item && !item.haveBeenPickedUp) { inventory.AddItem(item.item, 1); item.haveBeenPickedUp = true; Destroy(collision.gameObject); } }

ive been trying to learn unity all weekend (i started on friday) and ive looked through quite alot of videos and stuff, and this is really top tier man! I love how your explaining what were doing and why so im actually learning and not just copying your answers lol

amazing! thank you for the hard work

Amazing, thanks for this!

This is really a great tutorial, thanks!

This is insanely helpful!