Summary

An updated Save System for Unity using simple AES encryption/obfuscation. I had previously implemented a BinaryFormatter but that turned out to be vulnerable to Insecure Deserialisation attacks so this is the updated version.

Allows for encryption and storage of a wide array of data. So long as it can be serialised, it can be saved!
Though it’s not covered in the video, the code also contains things like a custom SetPref/GetPref system, support for multiple files with different data structures, and is just generally very cool!

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Summary

A Sound Player for Unity that can be called from anywhere once placed in the scene. Especially useful for UI sounds and such, but pretty versatile beyond that as it contains settings for multiple different types of sounds (effects, dialogue, etc) and is easily expandable.

It even has some use in 3D gaming as the GetVolume aspects are still static functions. Meaning any AudioSource can modify its volume, accordingly.

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A simple, clean and expandable unity dialogue system

The system uses scriptable objects and singletons, allowing for easy creation and implementation of dialogue from anywhere else in the project. The scripts are straightforward and versatile allowing you to expand them at will.
Full script below (Creative Commons 4.0).

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Decided to start doing devlogs for those interested in keeping up with the project

To ensure they remain at least somewhat useful, they’ll be paired with tutorials. In this case, the camera which took a over a day of messing around and figuring stuff out (I know, I’m slow) but ended in a state that I’m quite happy with.
As per usual, the full script (Creative Commons 4.0) can be found below.

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I recently created a new data type for Above the Stars. It was an interesting excursion into many things I’ve never used before so I thought I’d do a write-up regarding it.

The MegaInt is capable of holding very large numbers all in a single integer, as well displaying them in a readable format.
A basic description can be found below as well as the full script (Creative Commons 4.0).

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