RRCinrabcat.hashnode.dev·Oct 16, 2025 · 7 min readFrom Spaghetti to Symphony (6/6) — Multi-Scene Architecture & Scoped Event ManagementIn this final part, we extend our framework to support multi-scene Unity projects, ensuring that Models, Systems, Utilities, and Event subscriptions persist or unload correctly across scene transitions. We also introduce Unregister methods for Models...00
RRCinrabcat.hashnode.dev·Oct 15, 2025 · 4 min readFrom Spaghetti to Symphony (5/6) — Utilities and Modular Helpers in Unity Game ArchitectureIn Part 4, we implemented a Scoped Event Bus and type-safe events. Now, before tackling multi-scene architecture, we add Utilities — reusable services that don’t fit into Models, Systems, or Controllers but need to be accessible anywhere in the archi...00
RRCinrabcat.hashnode.dev·Oct 14, 2025 · 6 min readFrom Spaghetti to Symphony (4/6) — Event Bus & Robust Event Handling in UnityIn Part 3, we introduced IOC and Dependency Injection to manage Systems, Models, and Utilities. Back then, our Architecture class already supported event communication using a simple structure like this: private readonly Dictionary<Type, List<object>...00
RRCinrabcat.hashnode.dev·Oct 13, 2025 · 7 min readFrom Spaghetti to Symphony (3/6) — Dependency Injection & IOC in UnityIn Part 2, we established the core layers — Model, System, Controller — and their strict communication rules. Everything flowed predictably: Controllers → Commands → Models/Systems → Events → Systems/Controllers Now we enhance this framework with Inv...00
RRCinrabcat.hashnode.dev·Oct 11, 2025 · 8 min readFrom Spaghetti to Symphony (2/6) — Core Layers & Rules for Unity Game ArchitectureIn Part 1 we built the foundation: the folder layout, the core interfaces (IModel, ISystem, IController, ICommand, IEvent), the Architecture singleton, and a working demo. Now it’s time to step back and see how the pieces actually relate — how data f...00
