This project aims to centralize the various tools I develop under Unity. If there are things you can use, use it for free (under MIT license).
The tools are designed to speed up iteration time for a better workflow efficiency. Most of them are independent but there is usually a common base (found in the Core/ folder).
- Scriptable Object architecture (inspired by the Ryan Hipple Game Architecture with Scriptable Objects conference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raQ3iHhE_Kk)
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UE4-like Blackboard: A class allowing to store an array of variables by entities. This allows information to be transmitted through multiple components while reducing their coupling.
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Finite State Machine inspector framework (FSMState, FSMStateTransition, FSMStateTransitionCondition, FSMStateModule): Allows to design multiple states from the editor without using code (or very little).
Finite State Machine and blackboard sample
Demo of a character locomotion + animations made with the Finite State Machine -
Sensors (Raycast Utility to use raycast from asset descriptors, ...)
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Procedural action system (for 2D action games): Allowing to combine various tweakable actions (Hitbox for damage, Momentum for movement, StatModifier, Combo Sequence, ...)
A prototype made with the procedural action system
- Advanced Editor Utility (Animation, Input management, MinMaxRange, Physcis...)
- GUI attributes to extend the editor (such as ReadOnly or LayerMask).
- Custom Navmesh: I wanted to try to make a navmesh to improve my geometry understanding.
