Unity Gizmos - Every gamedev should know this! 

Your programming is absolutely clean and the grid trick (like what the other comment said) is amazing. I didn't even know stuff like random point inside unit sphere, this is mind blowing lol

I really appreciate that you tackle more advanced stuff than other unity channels, and still manage to explain things quickly and clearly This content is what helps take people from tutorial based projects (no shade at anyone still at that level, we all have to start somewhere) to really understanding the environment, to get the best out of it, and put it back into their projects Thank you =)

Appreciate that you cover topics that are interesting and useful even to veteran developers.

Great video, never really thought to draw a grid with wireframe cubes but that makes it so much easier.

Man, this is sooo useful! I can't believe I never used this in all my years of Unity gamedev'ing. Thanks a bunch for the tip, I was already subscribed, but if I wasn't, this would surely earn it!! Keep up the good work man

Wait the th....... Great and wise man with a hat on is teaching me

Your bézier pronunciation was pretty good.

Thanks! I learned a lot :D Especially that grid trick, blew my mind!

With how many small tips and tricks you have, I am really really interested in some of your extension methods/helpful functions class if you have some!!! Thanks so much. Love these vids!

Was waiting for an intro! Nice hat btw :) Welldone.

I love your videos so much. I try to learn something new every day, no matter how little, and your videos are perfect for that, especially when I don't have much time!

Your name is definitely gonna be on my game's Special thanks to Credits screen haha Thanks a bunch

Wow that's great, thanks!

Good video! Looking forward to the Handles video!

Excellent video! I'm really looking forward to the part 2 you mentioned, because I always knew gizmos had capability for more functionality, but I have no idea how to access it.

Thanks for the video, waiting for the handles tutorial, i'm trying to make a tool that uses it but im having a hard time.

Not related to Gizmos but to isGrounded : I recently find that another more precise way to get if the player is grounded is to check to collision with OnCollisionEnter and OnCollisionExit and get normal of the collision. This is more precise and work for other type of collision detection (like a wall run or something like that) but I've nerver seen anyone using it. What are your thought on that ? (Sorry for my bad English)

My man has switched to Rider \m/ To anyone still not using it, if you can afford the license, DO NOT HESITATE to give it a try, it will change your coding-life

Quite useful, thanks !

looking forward to the next video great content!

Hello, good video. To fix the perfect start and end of the bazier you have to change these 2 lines: float segmentLength = 1 / ((float)_resolution - 1); set[j] = Vector2.Lerp(_controlPoints[i].position, _controlPoints[i + 1].position, segmentLength * (j));

Love your tutorials!! (Whats the background music btw??)

great video

What a helpful tutorial. What did you use to hint sample code?

You’re good bro. Love your tutorials. Have you considered putting a “thanks” button on your videos. I’d tap you a few bucks now and then 💰

Be careful with setting x,y or z to 0 on non-wire cube gizmos! I've had it happen where they appear black when I needed to be of come color, I just needed to set them to .0001, instead of 0

It'd be cool if you made a video about Handles now :)

I thought gizmos were only displayed on edit mode, but it seems they also work on play... Do they still show in build? I thought they were just for debugging and this kind of stuff

Hold up! The draw sphere functions - is the radius parameter working properly? Ó__ò Two spheres 1 unit apart, with radii of 0.5 should overlap at exactly 1 point; but there seemed to be no overlap at all, and a full unit of free space between their maximum extents? Does this not mean that the radius parameter is actually functioning as a diameter? This would perfectly explain the discrepancy. PS: These videos are great, I'm currently binging them and I can practically feel my neurons wiring.

Handy tutorial but not what I was looking for. How do I draw a gizmo sphere upon collision trigger to see where the collision is happening?

great

sir gizmos tab is not showing

Noice

bold of you to assume i would have less than 10,000 gizmos in my scene smh :P

GIZMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

All the things I want to learn about you do small videos on. Get out of my head!

are you kidding me?????

Awesome video Taro, I love the 🧢

Noice