At first glance an Updater class seems unnecessary in Unity. All you have to do is inherit from MonoBehaviour and add an Update function. But what if you don’t want to inherit from MonoBehaviour? Enter Updater, an easy way to still get an update event and cut your dependency on MonoBehaviour. This works great for code in DLLs, “pure code” projects, or just projects that don’t want to put everything into MonoBehaviours. Read on for the source code and how to use it!