WHAT IS... A MonoBehaviour? [Unity Tutorial]

#UnityTutorial #Unity3D #Comp3interactive #GameDev So this is going to be the first episode of an on-going series I'm going to call... What Is? And the main purpose of this series is to take common errors, practices and principles and give a detailed explanation of what that thing is

This week we'll be looking at What Is A MonoBehaviour and what does it do???

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[alext]

Just started learning Unity and C# and these videos have helped out a lot by bridging my understanding inbetween tutorials I bought from humblebundle. They scratch the surface, but you go into detail I need to be able to understand what the hell is going on. One of the most frustrating things is having to ask myself 'how/why does it work?' at the end of it because things aren't explained properly. These videos help answer that, keep them coming please! Defo got a sub!

[vishalkhombare]

Your Videos and explanations are most clear and concise !! Please keep sharing, Thanks.

[patrickmayer]

Monobehavior is necessary if you want to use unity-related features for an object, otherwise it is not. Thank you for the tutorial!

[randallN-swee]

Severely underrated channel! Your teaching helped the most, and I like how you explained not only what it is, but also gave code examples, and gave reasons for using it (or not). Knowing what to use and when, is the most important part of programming, imo, and not many youTubers/gamdev teachers explain that. Excellent video.

[matthiasallner]

Very helpful
For me the theory videos are waaaay more helpful, so thanks :D

[andreyradostny]

Oh, it's so comprehensive! Thank you so much. I started at in fast pace with my project but got stuck in the necessity of creating GameObject which I had no reason to do. So now it's pretty clear, thank you once more!

[nentus]

You explained this in a nice and helpful way. Don't understand people that dislike video that is just trying to help, and someone spent time to make it. Ty for the video.

[lfrohling]

Nice :) Actually starts 1:40 (you're welcome). Later I might come back to learn about static and classes but thank you for the help on Monobehaviours :)

[JohnKutski]

Great video, i'm just learning unity and tutorials like this are invaluble :) Thank you!

[Frank_G_Finster]

Thank you, this really added to my understanding of using MonoBehaviour.

[galileemason]

I loved the part about serialization, didn't know you could do that with a script ! Thanks :)

[csidesummit]

Definitely enjoy the theory videos. There's so much on there that feels opaque.

[therealtraderlife]

Monobehaviour in its natural habitat, you are a killer for that one XDD

[JustOneHappyBoiii]

Thanks, you explained a lot of things that I've been curious about in an easy and beginner friendly way!

[giantpanda]

thank you so much for your video. this video just gave me a hand to solve my problem. I spend a lot of time figuring out the problem in the important classes but haven't had a solution until I watch your video. What a great help!

[ShanjeiGuna]

Subbed instantly.. you gave way too much information, all new and interesting for me. It's great when you learn something you never knew existed and you taught that very clearly.

[miksi]

Just the information that i
really needed. Clear examples and laidback presentation. Thank you!

[TegridyMadeGames]

Great video thank you for explaining things simply!

[foreducation]

such a helpful video, you explained it in-depth, subscribed to your channel

[bugwar]

Good info, thanks for taking the time to explain clearly.