1 Scene INFINITE Levels by Spawning Levels from ScriptableObject Data at Runtime | Unity Tutorial

Learn how I used ScriptableObjects to spawn tiles and prefabs into my single game scene to support INFINITE numbers of levels! Using a simple editor tool and the Tilemap, I crafted the levels in the editor, saved them to a ScriptableObject to ensure visual consistency across the levels and keeping a small game footprint. 👨‍💻 As always, all code from this video is available on GitHub: 🏷️Save 25% on the ultimate C# IDE: JetBrains Rider with code LLAMACADEMY: 📚 Resources: ⚫ Editor Tool Tutorial: ⚫ How I used the Tilemap to build these levels: ⚫ How to combine meshes at runtime: (coming soon 😉) ⚫ Play the Game on Itch: 🧡 Believe in LlamAcademy’s mission and have received value from the videos? Here’s how you can show your support: 🌟 Patreon: 🌟 YouTube Member: or click the Join button on any video 📚 Take my Unity ShaderGraph Course: 👕 Get yourself some LlamAcademy merch: 💸 Use my Affiliate Link for Humble Bundles 💸 Publisher Sale! 50% OFF an entire publisher’s Assets! Publisher changes weekly! (affiliate) 💸 Save up to 50% on NEW Assets: (affiliate) Some links may be affiliate links, which at no additional cost to you, gives me a small portion of the purchase. #unitytutorial #gamedev #tutorial #unity #llamacademy #gamedevelopment #opensource Chapters: 00:00 Topic Introduction 01:17 How Scene Data is Saved 01:40 Demo / How it works 02:45 Main Menu / Passing Data Between Main Menu & Game Scene 03:29 How to Spawn the Objects 06:09 Procedural Animate In 07:45 Start the Game & Reset Ball on Out of Bounds 10:25 Recap, Closing Thoughts, & Support LlamAcademy