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I appreciate the support! Glad you found it helpful. Love from India.

You're absolutely right-'rigid body' is a physics term referring to an object that doesn't deform. My mention of class hierarchies was just a pun, since Rigidbody in Unity isn't a MonoBehaviour, meaning it doesn't need to 'change' like other components. Hence, the joke about being 'rigid' 😄

Thaaanksss!!! Also for the constant support!! ❤️

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Thank you! I'm glad I could help!

Glad you liked it! It's one of my favorite little tricks.

@anandev just discovered your chanel and it definitely deserves more subs, please be consistent and never give up youll get popular one day man!

@@Basyis Thank you that means a lot to me... I will try my best and won't give up!

Thank you! I'm glad the video was useful!

Thank you so much! I'm glad you found it helpful!

Thank you for the support!!

Thank you very much... It means a lot to me 🥹 Using curves is even better when creating packages (I forgot to mention in the video) as it allows us to define how a certain action is done, and we can tweak it to our liking. Also, I will make a video on optimizing lighting. I have a couple of videos lined up and requested already. Next one is on profiling, and another on a conveyor belt. I'll make one after that, meanwhile it gives me time to do some research on it 👍🏻

Awesome! Let me know if you have any questions. 😊

Thank you so much for reminding me about the conveyor belt video! I want to be honest. I’ve been overwhelmed these past few months and have been dealing with some mental health challenges, which slowed things down. But your comment means a lot, and I really appreciate your patience and support. I’ll start working on the video ASAP and make sure it’s worth the wait!

Glad you liked it, hope it was useful!

Thank you so much!

Great questions and points. Exact numbers would be difficult to find, but I'd say the gains are proportional to the complexity of the UI. For example, splitting canvases reduces the scope of redraws and not using animators, would be noticable for complex dynamic UIs and will be useful if you are targetting lower-end devices and mobile. But for simpler UIs I'm thinking that it may not be worth it. No matter what, I definitely think that completing the game should be the top priority, optimzation tweaks like these could be added later on as updates, only if necessary. As for UI Toolkit, it is promising! Once it's fully production-ready for runtime UI, it could eliminate the need for many of these manual optimizations. Right now, UGUI is still the go-to for runtime UI, but I'm looking forward to seeing how it evolves. Thanks for bringing this up.

I'm glad I could help! The scaling is an important factor. I've seen a lot of games on itch io without proper scaling, and it's really not that hard :)

Thanks for the suggestion! At the moment, I’m focusing on topics I’m more familiar with, so I don’t have plans to cover Alteruna. But I appreciate the idea and will keep it in mind for the future!

Thank you so much! It means a lot to me!

Haha! It's a Beetroot Harvester but it looks so cool, the game itself has a lot of really awesome machinery and tractors in it.

@@anandev I just meant how everyone jokes about the cyber truck looking like it never adjusted it's LOD from rendering from a distance

@@bigedwerd Ohhh, I think I totally missed what you meant-my bad! 😅 Could you explain it a bit? It sounds like a fun take, but I’m not quite following.

@@anandev it was a joke. the Cybertruck looks like it's LOD is low as if it was meant to be rendered far away even when close. This is a bug you'll see in games that try to utilize different models based on distance.

@@bigedwerd Aah, I get it now. It makes sense... I'm Elon board with the joke 😂

Thank you so much buddy, it means a lot! I am thinking of going into detail on some of these, maybe in my new 100 Tips playlist I'm building... There's going to be a video on using Scriptable Objects as events coming soon. I'll hit record as soon as I'm done with my free dialogue system (which uses SO events) that I'm giving away. So stay tuned, SO events are game changers!

Glad I could help

Glad you found it useful! Just make sure you don't get frosting on the code 😉

That’s a great point! You’re absolutely right that planning your code structure is super important. Just to clarify though, Unity actually won’t let you create circular references with assembly definitions. I've tested it out. If Assembly A references B, Unity stops you from making B reference A, throwing a cyclic dependency error, so it kind of saves us from that headache! But yeah, even without circular references, messy dependencies can still slow things down, so I totally agree with your advice on careful planning. Thanks for adding to the conversation! 😊

Haha! I really want it to be. But we will not just cover optimization, there should be more lesser known tips and tricks that would either speed up development, and general tips as well.

¡Gracias! Live streams are definitely something I'm considering for the future 😊

And my course, is currently in the recording stage, hopefully I'll be able to release it soon 🦭

Thanks for letting me know. I think it's a namespace issue, I will fix it and update the package and will let you know.

It's not a namespace issue, I may have unknowingly put my class inside #IF_UNITYEDITOR. It won't appear in the build. So the class itself should not be inside the if directive, but the contents of the class should be. Thanks for letting me know. I will update the package and let you know soon.

@NitishMallTarlok I have updated the package to v1.2 which fixes the errors! Please do let me know if you are facing any problems. Here is the link: github.com/AnanD3V/SplineMeshUnity I will also update it to a v1.3 later which has a working conveyor belt system, and animated textures, and collider generators as well. I will make a video on it soon, if you are interested.

@@anandev I will let you know if it works. But honestly...THANK YOU SO SO MUCH for the support you have for the community. Ngl you are one of the most underrated channels on this platform, your tutorials are always taking me one step closer to finishing my racing game. Once again, I love ur channel & I'll let u know about the state of the issue very soon.

@@anandev oh and about the collision system...SURE THING...make a tutorial if u find it eazy. You just gained a sub!! 😉

Thank you 😊

There is a built in way of editing multiple terrains (Except for the paint textures). We can select all terrains together and just to go to the terrain tools, and Unity will automatically allow us to edit them together. I'm sorry if it wasn't clear enough, but it is shown in the first half of this video

Junctions are not supported in this package right now. The mesh would still be generated properly like a junction should, but the texturing would be off. If you are using a simple texture, then this code will work. Or else a workaround would be to manually place junctions and align it with vertex snapping.

@@anandev İ am working advanced junctions thank you for answer 😍

Really cool! All the best for your projects!

You can use the Animator.SetLayerWeight() function in code to change the layer weights. But you should interpolate the weight value, to get the smooth results. For pointing a gun, there are multiple ways you can do it. You can create a new layer for combat, and use Avatar Masks on it to filter out parts of the body. Then you can change the layer weight as you have suggested. Another way would be to procedurally animate it. Use the rigging package and use IKs on top of existing animations and override it. You animate the hand IKs via code when you are right clicking. Another simple way would be to create an entire animation for it, and then just transition to it. There is no right way to do it, but using layer weights is just so easy and straightforward. Make sure to set the layer to additive. Hope this helps! Let me know if you need further clarification!

​@@anandev Holy shit, thank you for such a great, fast and many optional reply! I will look further into it! And great video btw!

@@TheTrolderia Thank you so much for the kind response! It means a lot! Also, glad you liked the video!

There are a few ways to do this in my opinion. The first would be to make it realistic and make the interior in the same place as the entire house. This is more realistic. And when the player enters the house, or even when they get near to the house, you can load the interior beforehand and then enter inside. The second way would be to again, load the interior scene in a separate place, far away in a separate world space, and then teleport the player to that location. You can use Render Textures and Additional Cameras in the interior scene, and replicate camera movement, to create the visual appeal of the interior from the outside. About lighting, either you'd have to disable the directional light when inside the house and make sure that only scene-specific interior lights are enabled. You can use light probes here to get a solid effect. Or for interior scenes, you can set the lighting mode to baked. This means directional lights would have no impact on them. Both of them have their benefits and limitations, and it depends on how the transition needs to be made.

@ Thank you very much! I will try those

Cool! Let me know how it goes or in case you need assistance 😉

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Thank you so much for the kind words @bigedwerd and for the constant support! It really means a lot to me ❤️

@@anandev Jim Carrey has an interview where he says (and I'm paraphrasing) that sadness is situational and depression is your body saying you need a break from the avatar that you've created. A friend of his says that instead of calling it "depressed" it should be "deep-rest" you need a deep rest from who you're trying to be. A lot of people in the comments are saying to take a break and travel. I think if it costs any amount of money to feel well it's worth it. I'm looking forward to more of your videos in the future, but in the meantime I hope you take up the hobby of feeling better.

I believe I've seen a video on that interview before! I completely agree with what you just said. That being said, right now, I am feeling much better and confident than ever before. Thank you so much buddy for staying with me throughout... It means a lot and I don't know what to say. This year, I will put in the effort in this channel to teach and share concepts as effectively as possible, without putting pressure on myself. Slowly but steadily I am falling in love with what I'm doing. And I'm sure that's for the best!

You got it! Thanks for the love. I'm already working on more optimization tips... I have finished setting up the project for the next two videos! Will record and upload the next one in a few days...

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! In my opinion, scene-based loading is great for keeping things self-contained. It’s much easier to manage lighting, post-processing, and other scene-specific settings this way. On the other hand, prefab loading shines when you need flexibility, like for procedural generation or adding smaller, reusable parts into an existing scene. Both methods have their strengths, and I’d actually recommend combining them where possible. For example, in a survival-management game on mobile, you could load core elements like land masses and UI using scenes, and then dynamically spawn prefabs (like objects or NPCs) once the game starts. This approach reduces loading times while letting you animate objects spawning into the world for a polished experience. If I had to pick a winner, prefab-based loading might edge out slightly, as it’s more versatile-loading prefabs into a scene makes sense, but loading multiple scenes into one can get tricky. Plus, prefab loading gives you procedural control, which is a big advantage for certain types of games. That said, scene-based loading works exceptionally well for single-player, story-driven games where most objects have a "fixed place". It’s simple and efficient in those cases. I hope this helps clarify things! 😊

You are right! HLODs can really help improve performance too! And it reduces the popping... I am adding that to the list!

@@anandev can you brief me About HLOD, how does it works behind the scenes

Of course! HLODs (which I believe stands for Hierarchical Level of Detail, I'm not sure) is essentially a single static mesh, which acts as a replacement for multiple static meshes, that are rendered far away from the camera. Imagine there are 10 huge buildings far away from the player. Because they are far away, and they are static (they don't move), you don't need to render it in full detail. You can create a single parent for these building game objects and use an HLOD system to combine all of those 10 buildings, and render them as if it is a single static mesh, with lower poly count and lower resolution textures. And because they are far away, yet in sight, the player won't notice a difference. This improves performance and reduces draw calls (10 buildings would need 10 separate draw calls, but now as they are combined into a single mesh, it needs only a single draw call) So it is great!

I will see if I can find a good HLOD system and make a video on it. I don't think there is an HLOD system in Unity. I know there is one in Unreal Engine, and I think it works this way!

@@anandev Unity has an experimental HLOD system on github

I'm glad you found the tips helpful! Don't let past failures discourage you; every setback is a stepping stone to success.

You're welcome! 😊Glad you find it useful!

@anandev can you teach me c# for programming games from very basics

That is definitely possible! Hm, it's not going to be a lot of work as there is not a lot of setup for me to do, maybe I can create a full playlist for coding too! Would like that?

@anandev yes

@@anandev i'd love that thanks

Oh I didn't know that! Thanks for letting us know! Glad the video is insightful!

You're welcome! Hope it was helpful!

Happy New Year to you too! I will try to make some time for myself soon. 😊

Also livestreaming is great idea, I will join whenever I can.........

Thank you so much! This means so much to me 🥹♥️ I will not think about giving up again.. I wish you happiness and success too bro 💕🙏🏻

Okay that's good to know, I'll look at livestreaming

Thanks! I appreciate that and I wish you the same 😊 I'm glad the video helped!

I will try my best 😊

Thank you! ❤️ Let's make this year amazing! 😎

Bro you have this much experience 😭 Give me some advice i want to become Game Programmer ❤

Thanks! That means a lot! 😇 Happy New Year!

Happy New Year to you too bro 💖

Happy New Year to you too! and thanks! 😊 I wish you an awesome year as well!

Thank you so much! That means a lot! 🤗 I will continue learning new things and share stuff I know

bhai no beef but i think "YOU" should get a live

Thanks for the suggestion but I'm not doing this for the numbers... They never end. Although I don't mind it. But no I don't want to change the narrative in a way that would benefit me. This video is more of a "thank you" more than the alternate title you have suggested.

He might have his own reasons probably but thank you for standing up for me🫂

@@SamarAnimetion1 that's not a good joke and very disrespectful.

@@bigedwerd I'm not joking my brother , I just try to help him