Changing Unity’s Boilerplate Script Code

“Those files be hidden mate. Hidden, but not buried. That just wouldn't make any sense.”
— Jan de Bouff

Quick tip: if you’re not a fan of the boilerplate code that Unity spits out when you create a new script (for example, if you’d rather have an OnGUI function ready to go rather than Start), you can easily change it to whatever suits you best. In Mac OS X, simply right click on the Unity application, choose “Show Package Contents,” and navigate to Contents → Resources. You’ll see three files named NewBehaviourScript. Open those up, modify them to your liking, and save. The next time you create a script in Unity, you’ll notice with groundless excitement that your changes are there.