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Unite Europe 2016 - Overthrowing the MonoBehaviour tyranny in a glorious ScriptableObject revolution

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Richard Fine explains how to use ScriptableObjects in Unity to build more flexible and modular game architectures.

Every Unity programmer is familiar with the MonoBehaviour class, but many overlook its simpler, more flexible neighbour, ScriptableObject. In this talk, Richard Fine (Unity Technologies) goes over ScriptableObject in detail, and works through many examples of how it might be applied in a project. Demo project: github.com/richard-fine/scriptable-object-demo Help us caption & translate this video! amara.org/v/V6Zh/

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What people say. Recommended as an excellent guide to using ScriptableObjects for game architecture and data serialization.

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On “How can I create scenes programmatically from a deployed build in Unity?”

…Scene will be empty. This function is for creating Scenes at runtime. To create a Scene at edit-time (for example, when making an editor script or tool which needs to create Scenes), use EditorSceneManager.NewScene. You could also use something like this scriptable objects and json example to create both built in and user generated levels: link to this video…
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