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#UnityTips | Use the 'Properties' Feature for Efficient Workflow

iHeartGameDev Jan 2, 2024 14:00
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How many times have you accidentally switched to the wrong inspector window when trying to select game objects to fill different component fields? Learn how to streamline your game development process in Unity with this quick tip. Create a dedicated inspector window for any game object or asset by utilizing the 'Properties' feature. SUPPORT THE CHANNEL AND GET EXCLUSIVE PERKS: 💛 https://www.patreon.com/iHeartGameDev (Project Files Available) ❤️ https://www.youtube.com/iHeartGameDev/join WANT MORE? ✅ Check out my full procedural animation series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwyUzJb_FNeScUWldQRYMqM3Clz7XXCyq ✦ Like the vid? Please consider Subscribing! https://bit.ly/2YdIb6j SOCIAL: ✦ Discord https://discord.gg/2AxUvsa ✦ Twitter https://twitter.com/iHeartGameDev #unity3d #unitytips #gamedev
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