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Hello, guys.

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In this section, we're going to create interruptible objects.

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And actually, believe me or not, we are halfway there.

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There are a few things left to do, and basically our game is ready.

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Then we just need to make a menu and basically that's it.

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It will be ready.

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So you're almost there.

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Just keep it on and you'll have yourself your own game.

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And this video are going to be very short.

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We're going to create a game manager.

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We need it to use it like a kind of a hub between objects and scripts.

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So in this example, we're going to store information about coins, and if we need to store something

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else, we can do it in the game.

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Manager So first thing we're going to do is to create a C-sharp script and I'm going to name it as game

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manager.

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And I was going to have this fancy icon, which is really cool.

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Now let's go inside of Game Manager and make it work as a single tone.

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Single Singleton allows you to access objects from different, different scripts at any time.

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Basically, let's do public static game manager instance and you can use any name but common practices

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to just type instance.

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Now we can delete start an update until we need it and just create an awake function in the wake.

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I'm going to type instance equals to this.

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Now because we did this because we made it public static.

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We can get access to this again from any script and let's go and try to do that while we're here.

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I'm going to create a public int that I'm going to name as coins and I'll save it.

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Now let's go back.

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I'm going to create an empty object then to be named as game manager.

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I can reset, transform.

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Close it and drag.

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Monitor over here.

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And not to go far away.

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Let's create an empty object.

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I'm going to name it as a coin.

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Add the new script with the name Coin.

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Let's go inside and just add the start function.

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I'll do game manager dot instance, dot coins plus plus.

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All right.

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I'm going to go back to Unity.

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That's duplicated twice.

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So we have three coins now, one sell enter play mode.

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I can see my coins is equal to three.

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So this is how you can get access to game manager from any script.

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You just do game manager that instance and do some stuff with it.

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Now let's go to next video and make a proper coin.