An Awaitable class is a wrapper around an asynchronous task that allows your method to pause and automatically continue when that task finishes. In this video, we give you an introduction to Unity's awaitable system, including its core concepts and examples of how you can implement it in your projects while avoiding common pitfalls.

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A beginner-to-intermediate guide to Unity's Awaitable system, covering how to replace coroutine patterns with async/await. Topics include awaiting time delays (WaitForSeconds equivalent), frame-based waits, async asset loading, thread switching between main and background threads, wiring cancellation tokens to Unity object lifetimes, and avoiding the pooled-awaitable pitfall by converting to Tasks for multi-await scenarios.

Getting Started with Awaitables