In this second devlog, we look at how we employed ScriptableObjects to create a flexible and powerful game architecture for "Chop Chop", the first Unity Open Project.

🔗 Get the demo used in this video on the Github branch:
https://github.com/UnityTechnologies/open-project-1/tree/devlogs/2-scriptable-objects
(compatible with Unity 2020.2b and later)
🔗 For a more comprehensive intro to ScriptableObjects as data containers, also check out this previous video: https://youtu.be/PVOVIxNxxeQ

Open Projects are small, open-source games where the community can collaborate and contribute to the entire game dev journey.

⭐  Join the #UnityOpenProjects forum! https://on.unity.com/35UzPEp
⭐  Github repository for Project #1: https://on.unity.com/3kBcCLD
⭐  Check out the roadmap for Project #1! https://on.unity.com/3hMBH4F

0:00 - Open Project #1: "Chop Chop"
0:36 - Demo assets
01:03 - The need for a flexible game architecture
01:44 - Singletons?!
02:50 - Enter ScriptableObjects
04:15 - More than just data containers
05:54…

The journey continues! Join our EMEA Creator Advocacy team once again for the last episode of the year, where we take a look together at the game architecture behind "Chop Chop", the first community-driven Unity Open Project.

All game systems are starting to come together, and in this episode we'll have a look at how they interact, paving the way for us to be able to create quests, dialogues, and progression. Plus, a "surprise" topic that was requested by the community.

⭐ Join the Open Projects forum! https://on.unity.com/35UzPEp
⭐ Github repository for Project #1: https://on.unity.com/3kBcCLD
⭐ Check out the roadmap for Project #1! https://on.unity.com/3hMBH4F