Creating Tilemaps, Tile Palettes, and Tiles — To use Tilemaps in Unity requires some things. I need Tiles to paint, I need a Tile Palette that contains the Tiles that I will be using, I also need a Grid Game Object that contains a Tilemap (think of this as a layer) Game Object. If I want the…

Custom Property Attributes — I have already used Unity’s Built in attributes to make the Inspector look more organized. Unity Attributes Changing the way things appear in the Inspector.ktmarine1999.medium.com To see the code for Unity’s Attributes Unity-Technologies/UnityCsReference Unity C# reference source code. Contribute to Unity-Technologies/UnityCsReference development by creating an account on…github.com

Using Scriptable Objects — Scriptable Objects make it easy to pass data between Game Objects, this is especially useful for global variables that are used in your game and helps to keep your Game Systems Modular. For example you have a spawning system that only spawns objects if the player is alive. Your UI…

Connecting Nodes in The Editor — Now that I have a way to add and delete nodes on my editor I need a way to Connect the nodes together. Some of the Nodes have children and some of them do not. When the Nodes Are connected the children need to be properly set. The Graph View…

Node Position, Code/Editor Window Reload — EDIT: The base for this code is heavily based on The KiwiCoder’s Behavior Tree. Behaviour Tree Editor — TheKiwiCoder FREE Behaviour Tree Editor! ✅ Build Better AI ✅ Accelerate your prototyping ✅ Customise and extend DOWNLOAD NOWthekiwicoder.com The main difference between the 2 is the way the Style Sheet is linked and the behavior of the node inputs. The Project Files can be Found on GitHub at.

Adding and Deleting Nodes — EDIT: The base for this code is heavily based on The KiwiCoder’s Behavior Tree. Behaviour Tree Editor — TheKiwiCoder FREE Behaviour Tree Editor! ✅ Build Better AI ✅ Accelerate your prototyping ✅ Customise and extend DOWNLOAD NOWthekiwicoder.com The main difference between the 2 is the way the Style Sheet is linked and the behavior of the node inputs. The Project Files can be Found on GitHub at.

Adding Custom Controls — EDIT: The base for this code is heavily based on The KiwiCoder’s Behavior Tree. Behaviour Tree Editor — TheKiwiCoder FREE Behaviour Tree Editor! ✅ Build Better AI ✅ Accelerate your prototyping ✅ Customise and extend DOWNLOAD NOWthekiwicoder.com The main difference between the 2 is the way the Style Sheet is linked and the behavior of the node inputs. The Project Files can be Found on GitHub at.

Serialized Object data binding — EDIT: The base for this code is heavily based on The KiwiCoder’s Behavior Tree. Behaviour Tree Editor — TheKiwiCoder FREE Behaviour Tree Editor! ✅ Build Better AI ✅ Accelerate your prototyping ✅ Customise and extend DOWNLOAD NOWthekiwicoder.com The main difference between the 2 is the way the Style Sheet is linked and the behavior of the node inputs. The Project Files can be Found on GitHub at.

Basic Set Up — EDIT: The base for this code is heavily based on The KiwiCoder’s Behavior Tree. Behaviour Tree Editor — TheKiwiCoder FREE Behaviour Tree Editor! ✅ Build Better AI ✅ Accelerate your prototyping ✅ Customise and extend DOWNLOAD NOWthekiwicoder.com The main difference between the 2 is the way the Style Sheet is linked and the behavior of the node inputs. The Project Files can be Found on GitHub at.