Asset Labels in Unity are a powerful tool for organizing and categorizing your project. They help you tag your assets and group them when searching via the label token, making it easier to find specific assets. …

Sharing assets quickly is one of the biggest challenges in source control as large file sizes and low internet bandwidth, typically cause painstaking delays. Thankfully, Unity Accelerator has been designed to alleviate this issue. After caching 100mb of files, Unity was able to reduce their project’s download time from 6…

This article covers Assembly Definitions in Unity, what they are, how to use them and what issues they resolve. If you’ve spent significant time developing in Unity, you’re likely familiar with the frustration of watching compile times stretch into eternity as your project grows. The lag between making a code…

This article showcases two custom packages which let you add custom buttons, dropdowns and sliders to the toolbar to speed up development. The Default Toolbar The default toolbar in Unity is okay. It contains some simple functionality for playing, pausing, searching and controlling which objects appear in the Scene View (among other things).

This article discusses two existing classes that can respond to data changes made in collections such as lists, and notify any listeners. When working with collections such as a List, you might have a scenario where you need to listen to changes made to this collection. While there are many…

The Scenario As many of us do, I have a large Unity project with many different packages imported along with their assets, textures and materials. …