You can make any public variable a builtin array, allowing for more efficient and flexible coding in some situations. We show you how to do this and how it's reflected in the Editor.

A for loop iterates through a list of values and applies the same logic multiple times using each unique value. We use this to evaluate our array of values from Unity Scripting Chapter 6.

We explore some common data types and how to use them. We use float and Vector3 data to rotate an object over time.

The ability to communicate between objects and components in the Unity Editor and scripting logic is a powerful and crucial aspect of the Unity design and development paradigm, and we show you how right here.

Script directives allow you to streamline your game production process and reduce common errors. We walk through two common ways to use this to your advantage. 

You'll learn how to use Static Variables to easily store and access script values globally without use of local accessor functions.