Unity Tip: Inspector Multi-tips! (Double, Lock, Debug) #shorts #unity #gamedev

✅ Here's 3 Quick Inspector Tips: Double, Lock, Debug.
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📝 Did you know you can make Multiple Inspectors?
Another tip, did you know you can Lock the Inspector? Super useful to inspect multiple objects and drag multiple references.
Another tip, did you know you can change the Inspector mode to Debug? This exposes the Private fields which can be a tremendous help when debugging.
Hope you found the tips useful!

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[CodeMonkeyUnity]

💬 Hey everyone!
I'm trying out YouTube Shorts which is the perfect format for sharing some really quick tips with you that I really can't fit into any other video. Hope you like it!
🌐 Have you found the videos Helpful and Valuable?

[alextrollip]

I knew the multiple and locked inspector.
But the debug is new.
I like these short videos

[KeyboardKrieger]

Opening multiple inspectors is a really useful tip. Thx for that

[SlyCooper]

this is another option from unity 2020.1 you have Alt+P to open a "Focused Inspector" the command name is "Properties..." you can also do it from RIght Click(on anything) -> Properties...

[ashlit]

Absolutely loving these one minute videos, they're amazing and go straight to the point. Thank you for doing them!

[AlexPBenton]

Love these short and to the point tips videos! They’re probably more useful than most unity tutorials (except brackeys, but no-ones topping brackeys)

[alexandrzorenco]

This is awesome, really like that type of shorts! :)

[unclerandy]

The debug inspector is amazing how did I not know about this

[Norbingel]

That first tip. THAT. FIRST. TIP.

Would have saved me a lot of time!

[TacticalProgrammer]

Wow! Having 2 inspector tabs open is definitely gonna help sometimes.
Thanks for the tip!

[Factastic]

Make more tutorials they are really helpful and fun to watch xp

[mahmutucak]

i remember i drag and drop 100 gameobjects into inspector. oh god i wish i knew this. thank you this is a real life saver!

[zainuldin]

2021 Question for Youtube_Why code monkey don't have 1M + subs?

[mufelo]

This changes EVERYthing. I have used odin for Sth like this

[gustavobraghetti]

Dude, your 2D course at Udemy is incredible. Do you have plans for a 3D unity course?

[neenaw]

I literally just made a video about Rule Tiles, which is nothing but dragging multiple assets into one inspector. Oh my lord I wish I knew.

[Anytime_]

thank you <3 (also for my brain
)

[derJoel]

Or you just use your debugger in your IDE to watch the fields. But now I know, why Unity hates it when I have two private fields with the same name.
Thanks for the tip.

[shwetaSharma-vfhh]

Please do a tutorial on flight in unity

[KalponicGames]

Have you been making and liking 3D game development? I find 3D is way more work and making it look nice is harder.