Game Dev
We probably see a daily login reward system in every game nowadays. It’s a simple reward system that gets the players coming back every day or so. In this article, I’ll show you in detail how to develop a local-stored daily login system in Unity, using the MVC approach.
Create a Daily Login Reward System in Unity
TLDR; A complete repository can be found here.
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Game Dev
MVC, short for Model-View-Controller, is a pattern that has gained widespread adoption in web and app design. It focuses on separating the internal representations of information to enhance project organization. This concept can also be applied in game development to cultivate a more organized programming habit.
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Game Dev
As a programmer, following a coding standard is crucial to ensure code readability and understandability. While Unity and C# lack a definitive coding standard, you have the freedom to code as you prefer. In this article, we present our internal style and formatting guidelines developed over the years to create a comfortable coding environment.
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Game Dev
Recently, we have a performance issue on our macOS build. The game runs smoothly in low-end Windows laptops but laggy in a 2016 Macbook. Although the hardware of the Macbook is not even as good as the Windows laptop, we doubted the performance would be much different. In addition, it runs alright in Editor in Macbook but not in a build, so the hardware influence should be able to be ignored.
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