On my previous article, I have explained Delegates and Events in Unity. Well, Actions are basicly the delegate and the event together. As I have mentioned earlier, we use events in order to add a protection layer to the delegate. …

I have started learning Unity in 2019, and Events were the part that felt me overwhelmed — which slowed my pace of learning for some time. In this article, I will be focusing on what are delegates, events and actions and how to make use of them. Delegates are method…

Ever wondered how the rewind/replay functionality works in games? The answer lies within the command pattern design system. Simply, the Command Pattern is a behavioral pattern that allows us to record the actions or events in our game, by isolating it from the game object. To build a command pattern…

Object pooling is a design pattern mainly used for preventing continuous creation and destruction of a type of object — in other terms, recycling the objects. …

On my previous article, I have tried to explain some main optimization topics in Unity. In this article, I will be focusing on Optimizing the UI. You might be surprised how UI might slow down your game with an unproper design. …

On my previous article on Unity Profiler (click here), I have provided some basic optimization examples. Before moving on, please do not forget that unused scripts and methods are bag of load for your project and you should eliminate them. In this article, I will be presenting additional suggestions for…

On my previous article, I have tried to provide a brief layout for using the Unity Profiler. Before moving further on, I have noticed that I needed to have a better understanding regarding memory allocations. …

When it comes to optimization, Unity once again comes with a ready to use tool which is quite easy to use: Profiler. Unity Profiler provides us a complete performance sketch of our project including its every aspect. By using the Profiler tool, we can easily determine the parts that needs…

Yesterday, I have spent some hours in searching the optimal way to guide my AI game objects along a curved path. First, I have tried to manually set a curve variable, which I optimized along the path to get a smooth AI run. Secondly, I have tried setting some waypoints…