Create your own (reduced) Unity game engine in typescript, part 1 of 3
Building blocks concepts
- (you’re here) Building blocks concepts
- Editing the game [no plans regarding when]
- Playing what you built [no plans regarding when]
Disclaimer: I have no way to know if Unity works as I suppose it does. This text is only my personal attempt for studying.
I assume you know the basics of Unity in order to understand this text.
Diclaimer II: I had started this text in a computer that I no longer have access to, and of course I commited the cardinal sin of not pushing the few lines of code I had — currently I have no plans to go back to this text because of this, so no part II and II in a foreseable future.
TL;DR;
We’ll use an architectural pattern to create a simple proof of concept. No code in this first part.
Let’s make a game… engine!
Games were how I started developing software. I’ve used Game Factory and some RPG Makers before learning to program, and then I jumped to Unity.
As I didn’t have much programming experience at the time, Unity seemed like magic because it was highly customizable. I couldn’t…
