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Unity Lifecycle Events : Execution Order of Event Functions

UnityEvent

Unlock the secrets of Unity's lifecycle events in this comprehensive guide! Whether you're a beginner or an experienced game developer, under…

Mathf.Approximately in C#

C#

Mathf.Approximately - Compared two floating point values and return true if they are similar.

RequireComponent attribute in Unity

Unity3d

- The RequireComponent attribute automatically adds the required components as dependencies. - Add the " RequireComponent " will automatic…

Events in Unity 3d

UnityEvent

- Events are way of saying something happened without knowing or caring about who is listing. - You have publisher and Subscriber.     Publisher …

Continue and Break in C#

method

- The break statement breaks out of the loop. Example :- Jumps out of loop when "i" is 2 - continue will skip the single iteration in …

Generics in Unity 3d

method

- Generics allows you to write your class or function in a way that you don't specifically define any particular type . - So than when you use…

Interface and Abstract Class in C#

Interface

- An Interface is class that is used to define methods and properties. - Abstract class are allowed to define data. - One difference is that ab…

Destroy() vs DestroyImmedidate()

Monobehaviour

Destroy() - Destroy the object at the end of frame. DestroyImmedidate() - It will not wait for the frame to end. - It will not wait for the frame …

Update(),Fixed Update() and LateUpdate()

Update()

Update() - Called Once Per frame. - If the game is running at 24 FPS (Frame per Seconds) the it will be called 24 time in Seconds. - It is mostly use…

Most Commonly Used Monobehaviour Function used in Unity 3D

Monobehaviour

Following are the Most Commonly Used Monobehaviour Function used in Unity 3D.   Awake()   OnEnable()  Start()   FixedUpdate()   Update()   LastUpdate…