Unity C# Bitesize - Interfaces - (Intermediate) 

I just want to say one thing, the amount of job you are doing for us is unmeasurable. You deserve more viewers but frankly RU-vid algorithms work on trash video side. But keep in mind, many of the games you will encounter in the future, will have your videos as a foundation and you should be proud of it. Please keep this job !

This is one of the better videos on Interfaces I've seen. The usage of TryGetComponent was especially enlightening. I'd love to see a much more advanced use case for interfaces. Almost every video I've ever seen has used the IDamageable example. If you're up to exploring the concept further, I'd absolutely be there for that.

this series is much better and cleaner than the others you've already publish. If you still get suggestions for what's next, and this is a noob one... I find difficult using class for stuff like "change variable from another script" or... Create a new class and assigning to a new instantiate prefab game object and change variable individually for each one. For example imagine I instantiate 5 buttons, I want to apply a variable of some kind for each instantiated button, because if I click on one of those prefab the value change to true or to 1 and right after I run a check like "if there are 3 true one next to eachother than destroy those instantiate game object or change some other component like the sprite renderer"... So basically I've been watching tutorial for over a month now but I still couldn't find a nice explanation on how dynamically interact between script, class or/and gameobject... If you can work on this it would be great for many of us that struggle more on basic stuff rather than intermediate one like properties... Or events... Or even interfaces... Sounds weird but I know them better since there are plenty of video about that already and 0 video instead for concept like this that seems to be granted or too basic to be mention...

Wow... I was looking for some pratical usage of interfaces! I already had a basic knowledge but I was not sure about using Interfaces because of lack of pratical examples. Now it became clear! Thanks a lot

Absolutely love these bitesized gamedev focused programming lessons! :D Looking forward to see what else I can learn from you. I'd like to see even more intermediate level stuff. Would it be fair to say Interfaces are kind of like unity's tag system? It seems to me to be a way to mark a script so that other scripts can know what behaviour it has. Is there a reason not to use unity's tags instead of interfaces?

Finallly I understand them and now I realize my try on using the was somewhat wrong and honeltly as bad as using hundrets of ifs I woll go and update all my stuff now.

Great video! What would be the benefits of using an interface for a damageable script as opposed to using inheritance and overriding for custom logic?

Very helpful. Thank you!!

Maybe a video on VS shortcuts or other tips/tricks like that

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Hi Good tutorial, you could put the titles with enumeration, that is to say, 005 Unity C # Bitesize and so on, a greeting,

Hi, Sorry for me being here so late, I was wondering If i could possibly get the code for the FPS tutorial you made way-back when. It doesn't appear to be on GitHub. Thanks for your time.

Well when the tutorial about scoreboard or health bar is coming? Showing all clients health in list, btw thnx for the video

Interfaces are great, but the lack of inspector visibility hurts them. I know there are "reasons" for this, but I'm curious how actual devs work around this in reality.