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[Ben_obrien]

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[redeamed]

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[ИльяМаглич]

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[kritik_mb]

Is there a possibility that you would try some other game engine like godot game engine. since the engine is open source i'm trying understand how it works under the hood and could use some help.

[daryladhityahenry]

Hi. Do you use tdd in unity game programming? If yes, is it make sense? I mean.... Because unity compilation time is so long, it doesn't make sense for doing unit test right? Just waiting to get back to the editor after writing a test already takes about 2 seconds alone..

I already watch your assembly definition, but the problem is, compilation time already slow from the start of new project.

Do you know how to bypass unity? So we can do test outside from unity. Thanks..

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[abdulmannanahmed]

But where do I start? I'm good at programming in general but when it comes to unity, even a simple tic tac toe game is confusing.