Program Your Game: Control Stacks
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78You must know basic C# and Unity.
Having a rough time programming your game? You probably don't have a good "architecture", and are just flailing around.
Control stacks are a simple architecture that can be used to program most any kind of game. I'll demonstrate with a very simple turn-based RPG battle system.
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