Using Interfaces in Game Development (Unity Tutorial)

In this video, you'll learn how to use interfaces in Unity3D and Game Development.

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The Interface is one of many programming concepts that can be utilized in both Unity3D and Game Development, in general. It's a powerful construct in object-oriented programming that grants you incredible flexibility through something called polymorphism. In this video, Jason Storey will help my alter ego, Barles, refactor his code so that it's more scalable and easier to maintain. Check out my channel, and consider subscribing, for more coding tutorials aimed at Unity3D and game development.

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[QuietSnake-xsvx]

"just another Prototype that I'll probably never finish"....that hit me right in the feels ....but thanks for the interface revision

[josh_swanson]

Finally someone explains how Interfaces are actually USED instead of just saying 'iT enFOrcEs a cONtracCT1'
Thanks guys!

[xandercooney]

This whole channel is like blue's clues for programmers, and I mean that in the very best way.

[happypixls]

As far as I could remember (and correct me if I'm wrong), the "I" in the interface is there since the C++ days. This is because they didn't have interfaces, so they used abstract classes with an "I" to denote that they are interfaces and fill in that class with virtual functions (or methods?) only, and ever since it got stuck with us I guess. I personally cannot imagine myself writing an interface without an "I" =P.
Nevertheless, awesome video ;)

[subliminalcastillo]

My brain collapsed when you said "Hey Jason" instead of "Hey Charles" after answering that call in the beginning of the vid

[ewwitsantonio]

I've been struggling to understand interfaces for a while, but this video is the only thing I've come across the really demonstrates to me personally WHY they are useful, and HOW to use them. Really appreciate your channel!!

[saranciuc]

Holy s**t. These "skype calls" explanations with an actual problem are by far the best approach to teach others something. Please, keep doing the videos this way because I'm loving it! :D I'm not rich or something but I'll squeeze my wallet a bit to start supporting you and keep this kind of content alive.

[alexh]

Now we just have to tell Unity to finally implement serialization of interface type for the inspector ^^

[Daniel-Mast]

Wow, I found you through the stream you did, and honestly this is what I was looking for! Very easy to understand and explains the use of interfaces in a unique and creative way. Thanks so much!

[soulman]

Wow, this showed exactly why Interfaces are useful as opposed to just saying it's a contract that you attach to an object that you have to implement what it tells you. Subscribed!

[ashmaf]

I've been avoiding interfaces because I never got to know how they're actually used.
This was just what I needed. Thanks!

[rodrigolegendre]

Absolutely loved the format! Every logical step is being explained without being pedantic or redundant!

[rdunajekv]

This is EXACTLY what I have been looking for. I know an interface is a contract but seeing the use case help me visualize how to use it. Now I will spend the next 5 hours slamming keys and cussing my old spaghetti code as I rewrite my scripts

[sidhuarya]

This is such a cool way of explaining a concept! I've seen countless amounts of unity tutorials till date and the way you guys did it just amazed me. Keep it up guys!

[stephenc]

Your channel is a lifesaver. I never fully understood interfaces until I watched this video. Every video of yours I've watched has given me so much more insight into concepts I didn't previously understand.

[charlesjames]

This is the first time interfaces for interactable objects has clicked for me in I don't even know how many tutorials. Thank you!

[amarduranovic]

This is the most concise and understandable explanation of interfaces out there. Your videos truly are a blessing!

[starlitcastle]

Just watched a couple of videos explaining this concept, this one was the best. It not only made clear what interfaces are, but also how to use them. Thanks.

[clintanderson]

Dang, dude. Subscribed after one video. You set the record. I can tell how this channel will be after the production quality, after being straight to the point, being useful, you guys making it entertaining, with no requests to subscribe or littered with advertisements. Wish you all success.

[duylongchau]

I know using interface for each object's component but have not thought to use it as Composite like that. Thanks man. You're great!