Unity Tip: Don't waste your memory! Copy Paste Component Values! #shorts #unity #gamedev

✅ Instead of memorizing or taking a screenshot, Copy Paste Component Values!
👍 Learn to make awesome games step-by-step from start to finish.

💬 Sometimes when testing your game you might play around with the values in some component.
But when you stop playing that component will reset. So that means you need to take a screenshot or memorize the values and insert them manually after stopping.
Or a much better approach is to right click on the Component and select Copy Component, then stop the game and right click Paste Component Values.

If you have any questions post them in the comments and I'll do my best to answer them.

See you next time!

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[CodeMonkeyUnity]

💬 Don't waste time memorizing, use Copy Paste Component!
🌐 Have you found the videos Helpful and Valuable?

[alaslipknot]

A moment of silence for the those who thought he will show us how to save *actual* memory (RAM) by using a different approach from copy components value lol

[GabrielGreedy]

Btw you can also copy values individually, this also works on animation curves which is so freaking helpfull

[migcreatesgames]

Man this whole time I been remembering the transform position like a newbie. Thank CodeMonkey!

[Choco____]

Now that Brackeys is gone, this is one of the best places to get unity tutorials.

[piratedoggames]

Such a simple, but effective tip. That would have saved me a lot of time. Thanks!

[Sebastian-grjw]

I use that a lot on Audio Sources for sound effects. I copy the entire configuration so it stays consistent with the rest of the sound effects and then just replace the audio file!

[MrGhettoGurke]

Omg, this could have saved me so much time :D But thanks for the advise, it will now save me time in the future :D

[camerontodd]

This is actually very nice to know, thanks!

[asdfgasdfg]

More tips man, wowie these are helpful

[thatgamingcouple]

Thank you for this quick tip. Love them, keep them coming

[Excelsiur]

I wish I could like this video more than once! Thank you

[gamedevel]

Really super useful! Also I just gave you like number 1000 for the video 😁

[irithylloldman]

this is so useful thanks a lot !
I love that short simple video format, keep it up man, great job !

[omerfarukbykl]

I wish there was an option for all the components too
but that's good too

[joacobellene]

Oh thx you! The screenshots era has come to the end!

[MarushiaDark]

Was just doing this a bunch today, even copying entire components and pasting them as new or their values.

[ShiloBuff]

To whomever didn't know this, I feel sorry for you. Very good time saver even when doing stuff outside of runtime.

[elinal]

It's such a small thing, but I didn't know that right click does the same as the three dots. I personally find the 3 dots annoying

[Rahulsingh-theraha]

😑although knew about copy components but really, why i had never even tried this method, memorising so many floating value till now.awesome quick tip