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We will be looking at how to do an override for functions in C when we start playing with the ToolTips, and of course we will implement our own global tooltip system so you can expand on it as you like. So much left to do and we are only doing the basic implementations This is turning in to the longest running tutorial series for Unity I think BurgZerg-Arcade , Jan 13, Joined: Oct 13, Posts: Incredible helpful!
Very nice tutorial! Delita , Jan 14, Great series! Hello BurgZerg. Great stuff on the inventory and such. I was originally going to go Javascript, but because of your awesome tutorials, I decided to learn C instead. Just curious as to what you are going to cover in your future vids and what we have to look for ward to.
RoyS , Jan 21, Joined: Jan 13, Posts: Like every one here I really want to thank you for your awesome series. Its made me understand so much. You are awesome!!! Joined: Jan 11, Posts: 3. So I'm trying to transfer all the videos to my desktop right now and so far the amount of content in your videos Yes there are videos is 23 hours, 42 minutes, and 17 seconds. You should really think about putting a DVD together.
Protomega , Jan 24, Joined: Jan 6, Posts: 3. Very nice tutorial and the DVD ideia is awesome. Maybe after it is done, but for now, you can always get them from iTunes. BurgZerg-Arcade , Jan 24, Joined: Jan 29, Posts: 4. I am already connect the script to the game object. Box new Rect 10,10,Screen. It should be void OnGUI. The capitalization matters. BurgZerg-Arcade , Feb 1, Frank Oz. Joined: Oct 13, Posts: 1, Frank Oz , Feb 15, Joined: Dec 2, Posts: 1, Frank Oz Oh, you are right, thank you for deleting this.
RandAlThor , Feb 15, Thanks for letting me know. All of the code is available in the tutorials, along with my thought process at the time when I was thinking about how I would like to implement it. If they are not willing to watch the videos, then I do not see much chance of them ever getting anything out of just having the scripts. With that said though, I wanted to give a big thanks to everyone that has supported me along the way. You people rock! BurgZerg-Arcade , Feb 23, Joined: Jan 27, Posts: Where will i be able to download the 1st 78?
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