[Unity Coding Tutorial] An Intro To Event Systems - Creating Universal Object Interactions w/ Events

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In this tutorial, we go through the process of creating Universal Object Interactions using C#'s Event Systems.

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Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

[looki]

hi! i dont know if you need to hear this but your tutorials are one of the best things ive seen in this community, simple and easy to understand, your voice is nice to listen to and you are great at coding. Keep it up!

[Abdulwahab-vbhe]

i am using interface for intreact with objects, glad to gain some new knowledge from yor channel

[DevChancey]

Amazing! This kind of information is hard to find, glad I came across your channel. You make good design paradigms accessible.

[CarmenXero]

This is one of the best game dev channels I've found. Super concise, great visuals, amazing explanations.

[imbcoffee]

Great content and very useful, thanks!

[drewboardman]

Can’t you use an interface to achieve the Interactable behavior?

[TheKrckeR]

Thanks for your effort on this. One thing I generally have dependency problems is, Once your interaction also affects your player, too. You need to call for example when we want to do to player when chest is interacted. That is feel like holding your right ear with your left hand by putting your hand above your head. Its like;
Player calls Interact method, Chest implements it, chest calls player's reaction to chest. How do you handle mutual interactions like that by both interactor and interacted object is affected?

[MrLingon]

This video makes me think I'm out of my depth. Very interesting and I see the use for it, but damn if it isn't complicated

[tst]

great content but you really gotta zoom in on that text-- it is unreadable and there is so much wasted space.

[ss]

Thanks! BTW - if you created that bit mask / shifting example yourself, that must have taken forever to create, pretty nice! :)

[MrLingon]

OK one more comment - is there any reason to start the Interact class with creating the "interact" InteractEvent? It seems we only ever use the "GetInteractEvent" which in itself creates an "InteractEvent". What am I missing?

[muhammadawaiskhan]

Hi great video, I had a question about the interact monobehaviour class. Could you elaborate on why we need the get functions of type InteractEvent like GetInteractEvent? Sorry if its a dumb question im new to this concept.

[madude]

yo, this is really god, but is there any way to apply it to 2D? ive been trying so many things to get my player to register a object colider but it just doesnt work out, and with other methods i can open a interface but just once, when i want to be able to acces that interface multiple times, close it and re open as much as the player needs it, sort of a upgrading table in ultrakill, or the shadow mirror in hades

[KhalilAKM]

I think this is so complicated, I'd rather use inheritance and a virtual function that could be overrode by every different type of interactable objects