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C# is a multi-paradigm, managed, strongly typed, garbage-collected, programming language created by Microsoft in conjunction with the .NET platform.
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Looking for some insight on programming design for attacking and attack types in a game
I don't know a whole lot about Unity and I haven't done game development in a while, so let me give you general programming answer to this question. I have based my answer on the knowledge I have abou …
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Handling movement in an Entity Component System
I'm working on a 2d RPG game in C# using an Entity-Component-System architecture, and I'm currently working on movement. Right now, I'm wondering how to organise the code so it looks a bit more.. pret …
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