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SuperScenes - Components for scenes
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About SuperScenes - Components for scenes
- Tools, Systems & Learning > Development Tools & Automation
It's typical: you want something to happen "at the scene level", but you end up having to put a GameObject in the scene because GameObject + Component is the main Unity pattern.
What if you could just add a component to a scene?
SuperScenes enables the concept of components for Scene assets. This way you can attach data and behaviour without the need to add new GameObjects.
No more "Do I have all the manager Prefabs in my scene - or did I forget something?"
How does it work?
You create a script that inherits from SceneComponent.You select a scene file, and add the Component like you would for a GameObject.At runtime, you can now access that data using the SuperScenes API.It's very simple.
What's the API like
To get a component of a specific type, you just need a reference to a Scene and then invoke GetComponent( ), TryGetComponent() on it. Or GetComponents( ) to get them all.
It will all feel very familiar.
Where is the data?
The data/components for each scene sits on ScriptableObjects that are automatically created, indexed and managed by SuperScenes.
Because they are external to the Scene asset, you could add a component to a scene while someone else is working on it, and there won't be any conflict!
CJK languages support
SuperScenes supports CJK languages for SceneComponent properties.
该工具支持中文。
このツールは日本語をサポートしています。
이 도구는 한국어를 지원합니다.
What if you could just add a component to a scene?
SuperScenes enables the concept of components for Scene assets. This way you can attach data and behaviour without the need to add new GameObjects.
No more "Do I have all the manager Prefabs in my scene - or did I forget something?"
How does it work?
You create a script that inherits from SceneComponent.You select a scene file, and add the Component like you would for a GameObject.At runtime, you can now access that data using the SuperScenes API.It's very simple.
What's the API like
To get a component of a specific type, you just need a reference to a Scene and then invoke GetComponent( ), TryGetComponent() on it. Or GetComponents( ) to get them all.
It will all feel very familiar.
Where is the data?
The data/components for each scene sits on ScriptableObjects that are automatically created, indexed and managed by SuperScenes.
Because they are external to the Scene asset, you could add a component to a scene while someone else is working on it, and there won't be any conflict!
CJK languages support
SuperScenes supports CJK languages for SceneComponent properties.
该工具支持中文。
このツールは日本語をサポートしています。
이 도구는 한국어를 지원합니다.