An “Interface” is similar to an “Abstract Class” in the sense that they can both force implementations. …
When you are making something for a project that will have multiple classes utilizing the same type of methods, variables, or whatever, you can use an “Abstract Class” to hold the base variables, methods, etc, and have each individual class inherit from the abstract one.
In this case, the word…
If you have gotten into using Unity’s “Tile Palette”, then you may have noticed that you cannot paint tile prefabs that have scripts, animations, colliders, or other various components that you may want your tiles to have. …
This article directly coincides with my previous articles which can be found at the links below. I highly recommend reading them before reading this one.
And without further ado, here is how to use Unity’s “Tile Palette” editor.
[Pro Tip]
The first thing to keep in mind is that you can only edit tiles that are within the current “Active Tilemap”.
At the top of…
This article directly coincides with my previous two articles which can be found at the links below. I highly recommend reading them before reading this one.
Assuming that you followed along with my previous articles, then you are now ready to add your new “Tile Sprites” to your “Tile Palette”.
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This article is continuing off of my previous one which can be found by clicking this link :
https://adamwreed93.medium.com/an-introduction-to-tilemap-in-unity-20a318ce2748
Unity can easily import a tilemap, slice it up, and equip it to be used with a variety of modular tools. …
2D game development in Unity is almost TOO easy with the “Tilemap Editor”!
You can create a grid and quickly/easily build out your level’s environment, place your enemies, objects, obstacles, etc in seconds! Let’s jump in.
[Warning!]
The word “Tilemap” is given as a title to various “different” things and thus…
If you just finished making a game and are ready to add a playable version of your build to your GitHub repository then just follow these few steps!
To start, you need to “Build” your game.
To do this, just select “File>Build Settings” and after verifying that your settings are correct, and your scenes are added, just hit “Build”.
GitHub allows you to store your backups in your own public/private repositories within their servers. But there is a limit to the size of the files that you are storing.
If you are needing to backup your project, but you are getting a git LFS error like this when you…
This is a common problem when importing assets online that were made by other people. It says that the file names are too long and that it is unable to process the path.
If you go to commit and see a similar error to the one in the example below…
