Cant even begin to try it out as i get a SerializeField error on one of the files and cant for the life of me figure out how to fix it.

Hi, Thanks for this asset. 1) i had to implement CellBrush Erase - now fixed 2) i had to implement UnitBrush Erase - now fixed as it was not working in Unity Tile Palette. I will update this when things improve and as i find new bugs.

I have little game making experence except for Official tutorials, and this asset really gives me a insight on how to make a turn-based game. But It has at least two bugs. The first one is emerged as soon as I imported the asset, it's a basic C# gramma error and I easelly solved it with the help of AI. Well, the second one was hiding in GridHelper.cs, and it maked the Unit Edit Mode won't work after the first time of use. I solved this (so it seems) by adding 'EnableSceneViewInteraction()' in 'UnitPaintingGUI': ' if (GUILayout.Button("Enter Unit Edit Mode")) { Debug.Log("Enter Unit Edit Mode "); unitEditModeOn.value = true; tileEditModeOn.value = false; toToggle = unitEditModeOn; EnableSceneViewInteraction(); ... ' There is a 'EnableSceneViewInteraction()' in 'TilePaintingGUI', but no such call in 'UnitPaintingGUI'. It seems like a big mistake. And 'EnableSceneViewInteraction()' in 'OnEnable' seems abundant. I deleted it. PS. It's really painful to try to fix other people's bug.😭

Literally opened a new scene generated a map placed a few units down using the prefabs in an example. Go to test it, and units are jumping around tiles for no reason, targeting units they should be too far away to hit, and the grid helper doesn't add the GUI to end turn correctly. May as well just do it myself. At least then I'll know where to look for issues. If not for the issues I would have given it a much better rating. The documentation is decent and the framework gave me alot of ideas for my own work but at this point its a reference tool instead of something to build off of.

If it wasnt for this asset, I honestly don't know how I'd make my game. Pros: +Great documentation +A1 functionality +Multiplayer capability +solid enemy AI I got this in a bundle many months ago, finally got to using it. Worth every penny. I still need to dive into it more but loving it

The author is very active on Discord. The asset itself has a solid foundation for a typical TBS/tactical game and is easy to extend.

If you know your way around basic C# the framework is fairly plug and play for very basic prototypes, but out the box it lacks features such as having multiple attacks, unit event reactions, etc. For that you need to start diving into the code properly, which is a bit of a headache because different bits of the framework reads as if the developer took multiple best practice design patterns, merged them together, and then shuffled the result like a deck of cards (looking at the Unit.cs file in particular). If you're designing a VERY basic game, this has everything you need and I can recommend it. If you need to make some customisations, the code quality might not be worth it for the price tag.

Why are there fewer examples? And the only remaining examples don't feel great. So I want to ask when I can update and add examples? I feel that the case of the eleventh picture is very good, but unfortunately there is no one in it.

I started a project with no code experience at all. Zero. With this asset and chatgpt not only was I able to create a reasonably passable game in less than two weeks. I actually learned something. Thank you so much!

If you want to make simple turn based things like hoplite or pawnbrarian, this is a massive headstart but don't expect a no-code solution here. The documentation is a bit shy of the detail I really needed to get my head around it but I learned how it works by just... brute force exploring and playing with the demo scenes. Turns out, it is really easy to customise and extend and I have learned a heap of good coding practice. The dev responded helpfully many times and now, I have built it out to a little x-com like with it with inventories, items, and different unit types :) -recommended