How to create and use the List and Dictionary collections.

In this tutorial, you’ll review the basics of interfaces. By the end of the tutorial, you’ll be able to: Explain what an interface is and how they work. Declare an interface. Implement an interface. Use an implemented interface.

In this tutorial, you’ll set the default script editor (IDE) to use with scripts in Unity Editor.

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In this tutorial, we’ll start a Timeline using a Playable Director through a C# script.

Object Pooling is a great way to optimize your projects and lower the burden that is placed on the CPU when having to rapidly create and destroy GameObjects. It is a good practice and design pattern to keep in mind to help relieve the processing power of the CPU to handle more important tasks and not become inundated by repetitive create and destroy calls. In this tutorial, you will learn to use Object Pooling to optimize your projects.

In this tutorial, we’ll dive deeper into Unity Cameras with scripts that control their behavior. We’ll start out with a 2D Camera that works from any perspective (in this case, we’ll be using it in an overhead view). Next, we’ll move on to 3D with a Camera that smoothly transitions — with a flick of the mouse scroll wheel — from first-person to third-person and back. This Camera is suitable for games, VR, or architectural walkthroughs, as seen in many modern and classic 3D titles.

In this tutorial, we’ll explore the many wonders of custom Gizmos. Most often experienced in the form of the scale, rotate, and translate tools in the Unity Editor, Gizmos are capable of much more, and are among the easiest, most versatile ways to customize the Unity Editor for your project. They can be used to augment existing capabilities — such as displaying the bounds of a Box Collider, even when its GameObject isn’t selected — or to create a wide variety of functionality.