[Unity Coding Tutorial] How to Create Rogue-Lite Style Items and Effects in Unity

In this Tutorial we go through how to set up the foundation for Rogue-Lite style Items and Effects in Unity

[whhitryjekugitihg]

honestly the best tutorial about abstract classes i’ve ever seen

[dibaterman]

It's crazy but after a year and change of doing this, I know all of this stuff - this is super basic to me but not long ago I'd just have been copying along. People who say copying doesn't work, I can say it does, it's a kind of practice, and for solo devs without a mentor videos like this where its super clear what is going on and very - very simple is a boon.

I paused my game dev because I've been wrapping my head around item effects and the way I want to implement them. I can go super simple like in this video, I can go a little bit more complex with an interface system or I could combine it all and use SO's.

The problem is all I care about is how modular the system, even more so than simply getting it working. So without anyone to guide me on which system will lead to that end a video like this helps bigly.

[oliver]

Absolutely amazing video. I literally never leave comments ever but i really just had to say that this channel is gonna be huge one day

[CrittingOut]

nice video, reaffirmed my current beliefs for how I should structure my inventory system.

[mikemu]

Really awesome video~! It saved me, as a beginner coder, I've been searched a video like this for days, yours got everything I need!

[DanielAttaway]

Great video, great topic, great implementation. Thanks!

[kadiryumlu]

Please zoom in to code! It is hard to read.

[Proxy]

UNDERRATED!! i hope you upload more in the future

[MostafaAs]

Very good video and Amazing explanation thank u❤

[fvx]

I always wondered how complex code Risk of Rain 2 has. Glad I found this video, you deserve more views. But please zoom in, in code editors

[arnovveiss]

why is the coding window so small, leaving so much space on each side?

[sunnykwan]

Is it better to separate all function of items into different list if there is a lot of different kind of items? Eg. onHit itemlist, onJump itemlist. Or it doesnt matter in terms of performance?

[NightHawx]

Quick question, if i was then wanting to add a visual element to the UI, as in just like in Risk of Rain 2 for each item, how would i attach a sprite to each item? I have currently added a new Public Sprite in the image list script and then made a new function called GiveSprite() in the item Script. Then using a Resources.Load to find the image path in the GiveSprite() function so that it can load in to the game, but i feel like that is not a very good way to implement what im doing. Any tips?

Edit: Well i just checked your other video on inventories hoping i would get a solution, seems like you do the same so I guess i'll move forward with that idea. Thanks!

[Ferenc-Racz]

And then comes the wood duck, who can swim but can not fly. :) (That's why composition over inheritance preferable. :) ) BTW: Nice content, i just wanted to warn you for this trap. :)

[Turdstrider]

How do you get a item to do its effect once, unlike doing it per tick as you did in the first example with the healing? Or should I just do it as OnShoot and apply the buff in that circumstance.

otherwise really good video!

[maitrekomrod]

Nice video. Some things could be better, there is like an ominous sound from 0:40 to 1:30, I'm guessing it's in the music background