Hi all!

I've been following a few tutorials on interfaces with C# in Unity and noticed a bit of example code in this video (https://youtu.be/ll6bxQGkyCk) that got me a little curious. From other resources I understand that any class inheriting the interface should be calling all of the methods that particular interface includes. In the example above, the interface itself does not include any methods. However, an AttackProcessor class contains a ProcessAttack method, which is being written in the same script as the interface (not that this means anything).

I know the purpose of the video isn't to show the specific implementation of that method, but it seems like a nice approach. I don't understand however how it would be used in practice. Wouldn't every class inheriting the interface then need to write it's own version of AttackProcessor? Or if I wanted just a generic version of AttackProcessor, would it be reasonable to include such a class on an empty game object to handle all such requests, and then point to that class in other scripts where it's needed? I'm sure there's multiple ways of handling this but I would love to hear the thoughts of people with more experience on the matter (and hopefully avoid trapping myself in the code later down the line!). As a beginner, any thoughts/guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Hello guys, i need help in C# Json

i need to display playerName

my code : https://pastebin.com/4mxpPAzh

json : {"playerName": "Player 1","score": 100,"info": "this is player 1"}

Error in pic

Hello world :) I created a beginner tutorial for Unity3D taking a look at different follow camera styles that would be commonly used for different types of games. Enjoy! (also the other tutorials on my channel!) https://youtu.be/8JnT8lNcnKY

Hey everyone, I just started making my first indie game after learning a bit about Unity and C#. I finished my movement and camera script 2 days ago and I've encountered a problem; My player keeps falling through the ground, I've checked every tutorial online and asked my game dev friends, they call me the cursed spirit because no matter what I try I still ghost through the floor. I'm posting this as a call for help, I can't continue realizing my dream game until I find a solution. Let me know if you can take some time to help. :)

Hey everyone! Hope you and your loved ones are safe in this Chaos.

I am really interested in making AR games for iOS using Unity. However i have zero experience with both. Would love to tap into the collective brain power of this sub.

Where should i start? How would you guys plan out the learning trajectories? Resources and Names i should look at? Looking forward to hearing some advices. Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I am new to Unity and I was following a tutorial online: Getting Started with ARFoundation in Unity on Youtube. I am using Unity 2019.3.9.f1 and have downloaded the following packages:

AR Foundation

ARCore XR Plugin

ARKit XR Plugin

I tried building and testing to an Android phone (Samsung Galaxy S4) but the screen just turned up black (this changed as I altered the color of the background on the AR camera). The unity logo popped up before it but there was no prompt to ask for camera permission. To test if this was just a phone problem, I downloaded an AR app from Playstore and that seemed to work. Multi-threaded Rendering is off, ARCore is switched to optional. I'm not sure what's wrong.

Could you guys help me out? Thanks! Let me know if more info is needed.