Game UI Programming: The Static Approach

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The static approach is an easy way to program small- or medium-sized game UI in a robust and flexible way. It has downsides, but it's easy and approachable, so why not try it?

Remember to instantiate your static variables, Unity doesn't do it automatically!



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