Can I use these patterns for UI development?

Absolutely. The skill includes specific patterns for UI components like typewriters and tooltips that avoid common string allocation issues and memory leaks.

What is the primary benefit of using these patterns?

The primary benefit is the elimination of Garbage Collection (GC) allocations during gameplay, which prevents frame rate stutters and ensures smooth performance in resource-intensive Unity games.

How does this skill handle asynchronous game logic?

It follows an 'Async-First' principle using JAction's ExecuteAsync() method, ensuring that game loops, timers, and sequences are non-blocking and frame-accurate.

Does this skill require a specific version of C#?

Yes, these patterns leverage modern C# 9 and above features such as static lambdas, init-only properties, and Span to achieve zero-allocation performance.

Is this skill only compatible with JEngine?

While the code examples are specifically tailored for JEngine's JAction and JObjectPool APIs, the underlying architectural principles are applicable to any high-performance C# game development environment.

JEngine Game Patterns

Name: JEngine Game Patterns
Author: JasonXuDeveloper

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Game Development

Implements high-performance, Zero-GC game logic patterns in Unity using JEngine and modern C# features.

About

This skill provides a comprehensive library of optimized implementation patterns for Unity games built with the JEngine framework, specifically focusing on Zero-GC (Garbage Collection) architectures. By leveraging JAction, JObjectPool, and modern C# 9+ features, it enables developers to create performant combat systems, complex spawning logic, resource management, and UI effects without memory allocation overhead. It is an essential tool for mobile game developers who need to maintain high frame rates and stability while supporting JEngine's runtime hot-update capabilities.

Key Features

Zero-GC combat patterns including cooldown-based abilities and pooled Damage-over-Time (DoT) effects.
2,166 GitHub stars
Resource management patterns for health regeneration and complex bullet/projectile managers.
Best-practice enforcement for modern C# 9+ syntax like static lambdas, init properties, and Span usage.
Efficient spawning systems for wave-based gameplay and generic object pooling to reduce runtime overhead.
UI-specific optimizations including memory-efficient typewriter effects and delayed tooltip triggers.

Use Cases

Optimizing mobile game performance by eliminating GC spikes during intense action and combat sequences.
Implementing hot-updateable game logic in Unity projects using JEngine's specialized architecture.
Building scalable projectile and enemy spawning systems for high-density games like bullet-hells or survivors-likes.

About

Key Features

Zero-GC combat patterns including cooldown-based abilities and pooled Damage-over-Time (DoT) effects.
2,166 GitHub stars
Resource management patterns for health regeneration and complex bullet/projectile managers.
Best-practice enforcement for modern C# 9+ syntax like static lambdas, init properties, and Span usage.
Efficient spawning systems for wave-based gameplay and generic object pooling to reduce runtime overhead.
UI-specific optimizations including memory-efficient typewriter effects and delayed tooltip triggers.

Use Cases

Optimizing mobile game performance by eliminating GC spikes during intense action and combat sequences.
Implementing hot-updateable game logic in Unity projects using JEngine's specialized architecture.
Building scalable projectile and enemy spawning systems for high-density games like bullet-hells or survivors-likes.