C# Events in Unity

In this video, you'll learn how to use C# Events in Unity through a practical example that you can download for free (link in description).

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Sometimes objects need to communicate without knowing about each other. That's where C# Events come in handy - they allow objects to collaborate without tight coupling.

This video covers how to implement a simple event using a custom delegate. Download the free code and follow along as we define a delegate method, create an event, and wire up a listener to open a door when it fires.

While events come with some overhead, there are plenty of valid use cases for C# Events in Unity and Game Development in general.

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But I'm not bitter or anything. Anyway awesome tutorial, thank you very much!

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[AbdulazizAlmawash]

Now i see what seems to always make me quit a project.. tight coupling. entering the loop of fixing this and breaking that.
I guess there isn’t an escape from watching an events tutorial.

Liked.

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[Stevedeniese]

Awesome thanks man, this video is exactly the example I needed to get my head around which events system to use.

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