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Gameobjectpool

This document describes a GameObjectPool class that is used to spawn and return prefab game objects. The class spawns prefab game objects from a queue if available, or instantiates a new one if the queue is empty. It also returns game objects to the queue to be reused later.

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Gameobjectpool

This document describes a GameObjectPool class that is used to spawn and return prefab game objects. The class spawns prefab game objects from a queue if available, or instantiates a new one if the queue is empty. It also returns game objects to the queue to be reused later.

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using System.

Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;

//this class is semi-generic, because it spawns a prefab, which is ALWAYS a


gameobject
public abstract class GameObjectPool<T> : Singleton<GameObjectPool<T>>
where T : Component
{
[SerializeField] protected GameObject prefab;
private Queue<GameObject> objects = new Queue<GameObject>();

new private void Awake()


{
base.Awake();
}

//returns a GameObject from pool or creates one if none is left


public GameObject GetObject(Vector3 spawnPos)
{
GameObject obj;
if (objects.Count == 0)
{
obj = (GameObject)Instantiate(prefab, spawnPos, Quaternion.identity);
}
else
{
obj = objects.Dequeue();
obj.transform.position = spawnPos;
}
obj.gameObject.SetActive(true);

return obj;
}

//puts a gameObject back to the pool


public void ReturnToPool(GameObject obj)
{
obj.gameObject.SetActive(false);
objects.Enqueue(obj);
}
}

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