u/ArtomStatsenko — reddlx

I've been maintaining a fork of unity-project-pin-board — and it's free, grab it if you want!

Some time ago I stumbled upon unity-project-pin-board by ichenpipi — a tiny Editor tool that lets you pin any asset, folder, or scene to a quick-access board right inside Unity. Loved the idea immediately.

The original repo went quiet, so I picked it up, cleaned things up, and have been maintaining it since. It's called Project Pin Board and it's completely free.

If you've ever found yourself digging through the Project window for the same five prefabs over and over — this thing fixes that. Pin what you use, open it from the toolbar, done.

No strings attached, just a tool I find genuinely useful and wanted to keep alive. Hope it saves someone else a few clicks too!

u/ArtomStatsenko — 1 day ago

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Little dispatcher game

u/ArtomStatsenko — 2 days ago

▲ 6 r/gamemaker+1 crossposts

Little dispatcher game

Hey, I’m making a weird little dispatcher game.

Night shifts, dying small town, emergency calls, and slowly you realize that the same events keep repeating. But only you seem to notice it.

Tiny 5 sec demo, still very early.

Does the vibe work? Would you play something like this?

demo

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u/ArtomStatsenko — 2 days ago

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Anyone else building touch-first UI with UI Toolkit?

Been fighting UI Toolkit touch support for a runtime node graph editor on iPad/mobile for the last few days

ended up building my own gesture layer on top of UITK events because handling tap drag pan pinch swipe etc started getting messy fast

it’s VisualElement-based so gestures attach directly to elements instead of going through one giant global handler

now wondering if this is actually useful outside my project

anyone here using UI Toolkit runtime on mobile/tablet?

how are you handling gestures/touch stuff?

rolled your own? input system? something else?

feels like there’s a real gap here but maybe it’s just me

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u/ArtomStatsenko — 4 days ago