Code Style

• Indent using 4 spaces

• All curly braces get their own line

• Use explicitly typed variables (no var keyword)

• Skip the constructor name when it is equal to the expected type name. For example, use Bla bla = new(), don't use Bla bla = new Bla().

• PascalCase: NameSpace, Class, IInterface, EEnum, Method, Property, Constant, Event

• camelCase: parameters, all fields

• Prefixes: E for enums, I for interfaces, but none for private or static fields

• Suffixes:

  • Scene: scenes files
  • Ui: UXML files
  • Manager: singleton classes
  • Control: often used as suffix for a code counterpart of something.
  • Examples:
    • MainScene.unity has a corresponding MainSceneUi.uxml and MainSceneControl.cs.
    • There is a single SettingsManager instance available in all scenes.

• No acronyms, except for the above mentioned prefixes and common abbreviations, such as Http or Xml

• In code, acronyms should be treated as words, for example: XmlHttpRequest

• Use private where possible

• Avoid static where possible

  • static fields have to be reset explicitly because Domain Reload is disabled for UltraStar Play.

Example:

public class MySceneControl 
{
    public int publicField;
    int packagePrivate;
    private int myPrivate;
    protected int myProtected;
    
    public string MyProperty { get; private set; }

    public event Action<int> ValueChanged;

    public MySceneControl()
    {
        List<string> stringList = new();
    }
}

public enum EDay
{
    Today, Tomorrow
}

public interface IXmlReader {
    void ReadXml(string filePath);
}

Configuration

The code style has been configured in a file .editorconfig, which is supported by many IDEs (Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, Rider, etc.).

Configure your IDE accordingly and follow above conventions.