TOP 10 UNITY TIPS #2

You guys seemed to like the last one so here are 10 more handy Unity tips!

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[DanielCastroPineda]

Maybe you remember a tip but, if you cant dont remember how it was done:
1. Maximize Windows 0:10
2. Locking Layers 0:23
3. Quick Focus 0:38
4. Tooltips 0:54
5. Auto Statement 1:07
6. Regions 1:27
7. Documentation Shortcuts 1:50
8. Expand and Collapse All 2:02
9. Color Picking 2:12
10. Unduck the Preview 2:20

[benj]

Brakeys, these videos are life savers man! So many things I've forgotten over the past 2 months and this really helps me remembering them again :)

[kirbyderby]

Nice tips. Another tip that's been a lifesaver for me when programming in Visual Studio is adding XML comments to my classes / methods / variables. XML comments are displayed like tooltips you try to use that tagged item or when you hover your mouse over it. A quick way to do this in Visual Studio is by typing '/' 3 times one line above the item you'd like to XML tag. This is particularly useful when documenting how to use methods you've written because you can describe in detail what each parameter's purpose is.

[jailtonsilva]

HEY, ANOTHER TRICK IS ALIGNING OBJECTS FROM VERTEX OF OTHER OBJECTS (to put walls, floors, etc.) just holding "V" and move the cursor to the vertex

[skysplicer]

these things are so useful, these features are commonly overlooked in unity

[jwchunn]

Wow. I've been programming in C# since it was first introduced in 2002 and thought I was the master of all shortcuts in the environment... I had no idea about the "double tab" trick with "for" and other statements. You just enhanced my coding speed by a substantial amount. Thanks bud!

[magnusm]

You can almost make an entire video just for writing Headers, Range and Tooltips. They help so much and there's so much more.

[johnlloyd]

Best unity tips vid so far on YouTube .

[gargoyled_drake]

i fell asleep watching this, not that it is boring, was just late here, but when i woke up it was still playing on Brackeys channel, i started pressing previous and i almost got scared of how much there is to go through xD thanks for the great videos Brackeys

[f-id]

ever thought of making a procedural terrain series?

[okee]

Can you please make a series "How to make online mobile game" that will be Great :)

[alperalkan]

Make this to a series please! hope you have fun on your vacation!

[ChickenSwek]

I would love to see some more Game Math Theory!

[mikesirman]

These videos are amazing, I cant believe how much time some of these will save in the future.

[furkankahveci]

Wow shift space was a great tip thanks bro :))

[AlexOvTheAbyss]

In general with C#, it seems like most people don't use regions. I've seen files that were hundreds and thousands of lines and no regions.

[buzzybee]

Regions! That is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much!

[AllRetroGames]

Awesome !! Thanks!
I have been working with Unity for more than 4-5 years, but didn't know most of these tips ;D

[bip]

That's the most useful tips video I have ever watched.

[TheSnowMonarch]

YES! I've been looking for something that did #region for ages! ty