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Learn how to use Scriptable Objects to build a scalable event system that doesn't rely on Singletons (video link in comments)
This is based on the Unity Open Source Game "Chop Chop!" - https://github.com/UnityTechnologies/open-project-1
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How do you manage your UI flow?
And you can see Unity Technologies themselves are using it in their example projects: https://github.com/UnityTechnologies/open-project-1/tree/c0577b4b5a4fe8e4eaa54423a25708119b6a6204/UOP1_Project/Assets/Scripts/Events
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How bad is the idea of participative game developpement ?
Unity has started their own initiative like this. https://unity.com/open-projects
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Just added Linux support to my game! Should I make it open source?
Yes, but you can't include Unity source code so people would have to download the Unity engine to build and play the game from source. They support some open source projects themselves: https://unity.com/open-projects
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No Experience With Writing Clean Code
Technical Design Document (At least that's how I've heard it). Here is an example of one from Unity's Open Source game - Conventions . It lets you know how they expect things to be formatted, how to name things, where to put your braces, etc.
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Unity Game Source Code?
Ooo! https://unity.com/open-projects thanks!
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How many open-source games do you know?
open-project-1(just starting to get involved in)
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C#/.NET engineer to Unity. Any list of general skills I should pick up in the transfer?
Learn best practices for structuring Unity projects. Unlike typical C# software many Unity games don't use any kind of dependency injection (although there are libraries for this). Instead understand how the editor inspector or methods like FindObjectOfType can be used as a form of dependency injection. Also, understanding how to make use of ScriptableObjects will help a lot with decoupling systems. Lastly, it will be beneficial to have an intuitive sense for how prefabs, game objects, and components all work together. Unity has recently been developing an open source game project that will let you see a more concrete example of what a full project might look like.
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Where to learn game software design and architecture?
Anyway, I found that Unity has a fairly complete FPS game (https://unity.com/fps-sample), but I haven't looked at the source code---I'm hoping it's not a mess. They also have an "open project" in active development (https://github.com/UnityTechnologies/open-project-1). Again, I'm hoping the source code is not a mess.
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Further Coding Development/Learning
Unity also started a thing called Open Projects - https://github.com/UnityTechnologies/open-project-1 - you could try and join in with that or at least have a look through there source code and read the blog posts about why they've made certain choices.
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I'm almost done my first game, and I want to get much better for my next project. Looking for advice.
A few Unity developers are developing a game along with the community (everyone can contribute). The project it is completely open-sourced so you can just clone the project and open it in Unity. Here is the link: https://github.com/UnityTechnologies/open-project-1
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Is there an example of a more complex project code that I can download and study?
you could check out Chop Chop open project, it looks interesting.
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UnityTechnologies/open-project-1 is an open source project licensed under Apache License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.
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