unity (4 posts)

In Unity, UnityEngine.Random is to deal with random capabilities that can be used as below: cs using System; UnityEngine.Random.value It looks simple, however, as UnityEngine.Random.value is a shared value in the global scope, it's nearly impossible to test codes that are using Unity

This post instructs how to achieve Singleton MonoBehavior in Unity C that stay living even after scene transitions. Singleton is a well-known design pattern in the industry for long time and it's useful for having data and states in-memory or limit an active instance only one at the same time. In

Firebase offers Cloud Firestore which is a well-known NoSQL document datastore that has been widely used in particularly mobile app development. One of the key features of Firestore I think is realtime-ish data propagation through Firestore SDK. When a client is subscribing a (sub-)collection and

Unity provides handy class called UnityWebRequest for sending HTTP requests. See the document for details. [Unity - Scripting API: UnityWebRequest](https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Networking.UnityWebRequest.html) As the document illustrates, UnityWebRequest handles Web requests with