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  title: PaddleBall ScriptableObjects
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  - heading: Welcome to the Paddle Ball project
    text: This demo project showcases design patterns and game architecture using
      ScriptableObjects. It serves as a companion to our <b>Create Modular Game Architecture
      in Unity with ScriptableObjects</b> e-book.
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  - heading: E-Book
    text: 'For additional information, please refer to '
    linkText: Create Modular Game Architecture in Unity with ScriptableObjects
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  - heading: Getting Started
    text: Start the project from the <b>Bootloader_Scene</b> scene.
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    text: Select <b>Load Bootstrap Scene on Play</b> from the <b>GameSystems</b>
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    text: You can also disable this behavior in order to explore individual scenes
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  - heading: Project Organization
    text: 'The examples in this project appear in two parts:'
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    text: <b>Design patterns</b> that show how ScriptableObjects can solve recurring
      problems in Unity development.
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    text: <b>Mini-games</b> that show how to put these patterns together into small
      working applications.
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  - heading: Design Patterns
    text: Here are a few design patterns to help you build your own projects.
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    text: '<b>Data containers</b>: This example shows how to store static data for
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    text: '<b>Delegate objects</b>: This demonstrates how to encapsulate interchangeable
      logic into its own ScriptableObject.'
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    text: '<b>Event Channels</b>: These ScriptableObjects help your objects communicate.'
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    text: '<b>Enums</b>: For better comparison operations, use a ScriptableObject
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    text: '<b>Runtime Sets</b>: These can store frequently accessed objects or components
      from any scene without the need for a singleton.'
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  - heading: Mini-games
    text: The project includes a basic paddle and ball game to illustrate how to
      put these patterns together into functional game systems.
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    text: <b>Classic</b> is the archetype of paddle and ball games.
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    text: <b>Hockey</b> shows how to define custom wall positions using serialized
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    text: <b>Foosball</b> uses a prefab definition for the level walls.
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  - heading: Documentation
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    linkText: Read more about ScriptableObjects
    url: https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/class-ScriptableObject.html
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  - heading: Additional Resources
    text: The implementations in this project are provided for inspiration and education.
      In most cases, the code examples favor clarity over compactness.
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    text: 'You will likely need additional tools and support to adapt these patterns
      to your specific production needs. For additional examples of what is possible
      with ScriptableObjects, please see the following:'
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    linkText: Overthrowing the MonoBehaviour Tyranny in a Glorious Scriptable Object
      Revolution
    url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vmRwLYWNRo
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    linkText: Game Architecture with ScriptableObjects
    url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raQ3iHhE_Kk
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    linkText: SOAP ScriptableObject Architecture Pattern
    url: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/utilities/soap-scriptableobject-architecture-pattern-232107
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    linkText: Unity Atoms
    url: https://github.com/unity-atoms/unity-atoms
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