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Drag and Drop in Unity

Recently I got a question to help solve some problem in Drag and Drop implementation in Unity. So as a bonus I decided to make my example of how to implement that! ?

Drag and Drop mechanic is often used in mobile games, but you can also encounter then in PC games. But thanks to Unity’s Event System this implementation will work fine on both platforms! ?

So let’s get started!

First of all, we need to create UI for our example! It will look like that:

UI setup example

Great! We are over the hardest part!  ?

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Design Patterns in Unity

You might already notice that I wrote a lot about design patterns and examples of use for them in Unity. I am genuinely interested in writing clean code and designing project architecture. This brings me huge enjoyment and satisfaction, especially when the team is following project guidelines and everything looks so perfect. ?

Being a programmer means that you need to improve your skills constantly. So today let’s summarize things that I wrote on this blog so far in term of Design Patterns! ?

What is Design Pattern?

The first thing that you need to understand is what “design pattern” means. So design pattern stands for a programming concept which solves conceptual problems. It can be related to creating new objects, making the code more independent or modular, or even split your project into different layers of responsibility.

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Simple MVC for Unity

There are a lot of different implementations of MVC design pattern available for Unity, but I’ve noticed one problem with most of them.
They require a lot of knowledge about programming in general, and some of them use some fancy techniques which unnecessarily complicates your code.

And who wants to have hard to read and maintain code? ?

MVC

MVC stands for Model – View – Controller and is one of most used design pattern in IT, but not necessarily in Game Dev. This design pattern is used to separate your code based on use.

Here we have three parts of this pattern:
Model – these are classes responsible for storing and handling data.
View – these are responsible for handling displaying data and receiving input from the user.
Controller – and these are responsible for the logic behind the app in general. They also handle respond to the input from view, and they are passing data into views.

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