Not much content out there. Tutorials are 14 years old. If you get stuck good luck with that because you're alone. C# is easier for me

I'm not much of a coder and trying to write all of my own code from scratch was really slowing me down. PlayMaker has completely changed the way I developed and was able to learn how it's used quick. Their youtube tutorials are the best. I don't think i'll ever go back! Highly recommended!

EDIT: Initially this review was lamenting a flaw /bug in a core component of the editor, but i'll be damned I managed to get the help from one of the devs and managed to fix it! That said, I managed beforehand to find a solution even then, and since i've been having a really good time with the tool. It's quite powerful while still having that ease of approach. Some elements are a teensy out of date, which is to be expected honestly for a third party (cinemachine 3 for instance, while still compatible, has some property that got changed and is also not compatible with the current package on the ecosystem, so you gotta use 2 which still does pretty much everything 3 does), but aside from that it's a very powerful tool still.

Playmaker is a really useful aid to programming. It makes simple programming tasks a breeze and custom actions add a lot of depth to more complicated tasks. I use playmaker daily, highly recommended.

Why did the new version remove GetAxis 新版本怎么获取horizontal,vertical?

worth every penny. Thank you for creating such a wonderful product

I use PlayMaker in every game I make. I've been in the game industry for 20 years, and there is nothing quite like this asset. I have used it on everything from small solo projects to 40 person teams. You can use it for one small piece of your game, or the entire thing. It's truly a fantastic tool, and the support is just as good. Just buy it, do a few quick tutorials, and you will begin to see what I mean. PlayMaker is the greatest.

Unity + Playmaker is a match made in heaven for non-coders! Together, they enable endless creativity. I've used Playmaker since 2015, published multiple games, and couldn't be more grateful for the people behind this wonderful tool.

You know what? PlayMaker ain’t gonna save you from the headache of logic. You’ll still burn hours just to make your system actually work. But here’s the thing: the spaghetti mess inside PlayMaker at least feels like it has an exit sign… unlike that cursed pile of C# code. In short: PlayMaker is “hard to build but easy to understand,” while C# is “hard to build and you’ll keep staring at it forever like, what the heck does this even mean?” --- chatbot translated ---

It`s really good for an asset