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Coroutines in Unity are like little timers you can set for your code. But rather than blocking your mainline of code while your timer sits and waits, Unity peels itContinue readingCoroutines with Unity!

C# is an Object-Oriented programming language and Unity extends this paradigm for video game programming. This means game objects are responsible for their own actions. Other game objects may triggerContinue readingScript Communication in Unity using GetComponent

Unity’s OnCollsionEnter() and OnTriggerEnter() methods are part of the Collider class and are triggered when the two properly configured objects collide. In a simplified sense, OnCollisionEnter() is used when youContinue readingOnCollisionEnter vs. OnTriggerEnter – When to use them?

The physics system in Unity is what allows us, with just a few points and clicks to add what would be considered “normal” attributes to game objects. It does allContinue readingIntroduction to Physics in Unity

In video games, a Cooldown system is just a fancy way of slowing things down. It allows for a touch more realism in your interactions (such as weapons reload) ratherContinue readingCreating A Cooldown System in Unity

Everything in Unity is a game object. GameObject is the base class for all entities in a Unity Scene. Therefore, a good deal of our program runtime will revolve aroundContinue readingInstantiating & Destroying Game Objects in Unity

So, there are likely two primary groups of programmers who will read an article like this. There are new programmers who don’t know any better and will likely follow theContinue readingWhy You Need to be Writing Pseudo Code

Today I started interacting with my player object. Simple left, right, up and down. The big thing about doing this was the reminder of the link between the Unity EditorContinue readingSimple Player Movement in Unity