Introduction When writing asynchronous code in Unity, Coroutine and UniTask have long been...
Introduction
When writing asynchronous code in Unity, Coroutine and UniTask have long been the practical choices.
A major reason is that many Unity APIs must be called from the main thread.
If you simply use .NET Task and move work to a background thread, you can run into problems the moment you touch objects such as GameObject, Transform, or SceneManager.
UniTask has been a very convenient solution to this constraint.
1. Coroutine A coroutine is the actual background task. Example: launch { ...
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