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3:57, It's physically impossible to be slower using a squared magnitude than using the magnitude. I'm 100% certain that the disparity in your result is from the randomness being taken into account. One thought about Camera.main, does building the app make a difference in the results ? 11:50 i'm curious as to how much the `ToList()` impact performances. In some scenarios you don't need to create a list out of it, just to iterate over the selected elements. Again, also curious if the LinQ is not optimised once you've done the build. 15:30 Yes, the reasons for float * vector * float being slower is because you need to do 3 multiplication (x, y, and z) while just doing operation with floats first mean you'll do those 3 operations only once. That also means that it doesn't matter if you have just vector * float or float * vector. -------------------------------------------------------------- After testing with the webgl build ---------------------------------------------------------------- I can confirm that the squared magnitude is always faster. Your results were really weird. The camera is faster by manually caching it even on the build. Nah, LinQ is really bad performance wise. Maybe it got improvements by now, who knows, but it sure is damn slow.

Hey man are you by chance a web dev or have been in the past?

Throughout the whole video I had less and less idea of what's going on...

I would like a tutorial that wasn't a simplified version please. What is the setup for failure teaching method.

Please upload the script that made in your videos

No way this guy is reading 700 comments

i was just making leader board ranking and this video comes up thank u man

Ur channel is awesome keep it up :)

epic tutorial! thanks :)

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Great content. I'm glad I have found you on this sea of content that is UA-cam.

This is a super extremely fascinating video for me. I am working on a game where each gameobject has its own script. The sobjects can be a lot. When I have about 5000 objects, unity starts to drop the framerate to about 40. My goal is to publish the game for windows, android and ios devices. In this case which techniques would you recommend? I wish I could use a number of 50k gameobjects, all having their own scripts including movements and rotations and also a collider component. I was trying to do whatever I could but i only got small improvements. Now I saw this video and I am just speechless, that this is even possible. The gameobjects that I have all have their own colliders and when they touch another gameobject, both gameojects will be destroyed and again instantiated. I already know that this could be improved to pooling, but the problem is not the destroy and instantiating, the problem of my low framerate is because I have too many gameobjects that are all having and running their own scripts. Would be super thankful if you had an advice for me.

Loved the vid!

It seems like you assume that everybody already knew what you know 😅 and it's not always the case For me it's all super fun and new

😂 Amateurs I've never had this problem because I never have any structure in my projects 😅

Curious, when using the rating system, why do we include the distance from the starting node in it too? Is it some kind of balancing system to keep the path from A to B closer together or something?

Hey! In the part where you were talking about masking, when you add the Mask component, there is an option to untick "Show Mask Graphic" in order to remove the white part, which is the better method to use. Hope this helps!

Oh he said SLOT

Huge shoutout bro! I am doing a videogame using your script! i will mention you everywhere ofc!

So I got this working but I'd like to know why this works at all. The blueprint provided looks very simple so I'm curious what its doing. I'm new to working with shaders and shader graphs so I don't know too much. Can someone also explain what the Vertex Color node does? The doc says it gives access to the Vertex Color value but what does this mean? Is it just a way to access the sprites colors, and if so how does it gain access to the texture because from my understanding you have to specifically give references to textures or use _MainTex to access the main one in the sprite renderer for that game object.

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WOW! I downloaded the code, loaded it und followed you on this video. Can't believe it was this easy to follow along with you. Excellent set up of the software, easy to understand. :) Awesome video!

Dope. Now I can wipe that spiderweb out of my animator. Thanks!

Is that include assemblies too? Components scripts/dll-s with all dependencies? (e.g. non-component stuff like JSON Parser etc)

Thank you. It is very useful for me. 😃

That Asgore attack on Undertale :

Finally someone who uses the listener and doesnt just run a string in the update method ty

I always end up finding the solution to almost anything on this channel, bravo taro 👍

thank you for the video

I rarely comment on videos except to be sarcastic or silly. But your Unity/dev content is incredibly well done, and I hope you keep going. Thanks for all you’ve done so far!

Hello. This is an amazing video. I really appreciate it. However, the background music i believe is totally unnecessary and distracting. Thanks for all those information you shared with us.

The video really helps thank you. I just have a question. It creates a new lobby and starts as host each time when there is no available lobby, so doesn't that mean there can be multiple hosts at the same time? For example, in a scenario that max player number is five, and 15 players want to play. Will three hosts at the same time be ok?

Very nice video: clear, informative and easy to understand. Thank you!

Now we can make own Total War)))

Bro yu should make tutorial about this. This controller is fire 🔥🔥

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Top-tier multiplayer content.

I would be so happy if you made a video about how to manage projects when they grow. For example, deleting library folder sometimes, but mainly I think senior devs have multiple projects simultaneously and export imported assets from one to the other due to the enormous size of some imported assets from the assets store. How to "clean" imported assets (perhaps from another project) to make them as small as possible for your main project? Questions like these are would be so awesome to get answered from a pro like you! :) Cheers and keep up the good work, your channel is awesome!!

thank you

Instead of moving the camera I instantiated my tiles as my gridManager's childs and moved my grid manager to -_height/2 , -_length/2. This way tiles are still starting from the position 0,0 relative to their parents.

I agree with having a naming convention. Suggesting capitals for public variables is against C# and Unity's coding conventions. Capital variables are reserved for properties.

This tutorial is very incomplete. But someone trying to get their multiplayer working, will get it working. Partially with help from some of this video, and from trial & error.

I guess the same applies for Quaternion.Slerp as well, correct?

Thank you for just getting to the point.. my attention span is fried I was reluctant to even watch this, but you drew me in with the up-front examples this was awesome!

I couldn't tell you how many people use public fields instead of using SerializedField and properties. Almost every single one. As far as naming convention, I do the exact the same thing. It helps with local scoped variables that have the same name as field variables. You then don't have to use this keyword. Instead of this.someVariable = someVariable You can do _someVariable = someVariable

i realized i had a bunch of Find and FindObjectOfType<> inside a few updates lol

I had to laugh so much at 'DestoryChildren... that sounds horrible'

In the video you say that you have no rb and no collider, but the source code require both. I don't get. And the code shown doesn't resemble the source code at all. I am confused

Where is the Tarodev now?

Thanks. I took a lot out of that.