The truth behind Inversion of Control – Part V – Entity Component System design to achieve true Inversion of Flow Control
2015-10-03
Entity Component System design to achieve true Inversion of Flow ControlRead More →
The truth behind Inversion of Control – Part III – Introduction to Entity Component System Design
2015-04-03
In this article, I will explain the previously introduced Inversion of Flow control, then I will illustrate how to apply it in OOP and how this can be best achieved using the Entity Component System design. While ECS design apparently seems to have nothing to do with Inversion Of Control,Read More →
Svelto Inversion of Control Container
2015-03-14
If it’s the first time you visit my blog, please don’t forget to read my main articles on the subject before to continue this post: http://www.sebaslab.com/ioc-container-for-unity3d-part-1/ http://www.sebaslab.com/ioc-container-for-unity3d-part-2/ It’s finally time to share the latest version of my Inversion of Control container, which I named Svelto IoC, which I will keep updatedRead More →
What I have learned while developing a game launcher in Unity
2013-07-23
This post can be considered partially outdated as my mind changed quite a bit since when I originally wrote it. First of all, I would never suggest to write a game launcher in Unity now. Use instead .net or the latest version of mono with xamarin. Mono library embedded with Unity 4 is tooRead More →
What’s wrong with Unity SendMessage and BroadcastMessage and what to do about it
2013-04-25
Unity 3D is a well designed tool, I can say that. It is clearly less painful to use than UDK, no matter what its limitations are. However, as I keep on saying, the c# framework is still full of bad design choices, probably unfortunate inheritances from unity script (why don’tRead More →
Inversion of Control with Unity – part 2
2012-10-14
Note: this article explains the use of Svelto.IoC container in more detail. However, I deprecated it a long time ago, so read this article for knowledge, but know that I now don’t recommend using an IoC container in any project. In my previous article, I briefly introduced the problems relatedRead More →
Run Serial and Parallel Asynchronous Tasks in Unity3D and C#
2012-05-22
Please note, this article refers to an old version of the TaskRunner which is not supported anymore. The latest version is here. Every now and then it is necessary to run a series of tasks in a given order, for example to guarantee that some data has been downloaded before to continueRead More →