You can't use the same approaches for each and every project.

May 10, Instantiate can absolutely be used on ScriptableObjects- they're derived from treegrinding.bar after all.

@LeftyRighty To be fair, some of the recent Unity vids abuse ScriptableObjects in really bizarre ways- ways that aren't even supported properly, and which cause some pretty serious side effects. For instance, instantiating new ScriptableObjects without saving. Jul 19, Click on each package name then click Remove.

treegrinding.bar Use a text editor to open Packages/treegrinding.bar under your Unity project folder. Check if there are any packages from Google under"dependencies".

The package name should start with"treegrinding.bar", for instance"treegrinding.bar". Delete those lines and save the json file. Adds an event handler to the instance. If the event handler has already been registered for the same phase (either TrickleDown or BubbleUp) then this method has no effect. SendEvent: Sends an event to the event handler. UnregisterCallback: Remove callback from the instance. Blur: Tell the element to release the focus.

Focus. Create an instance of your new class by selecting your desired folder in the Project panel and selecting your newly created Asset -> Create menu entry. Assign the created asset at an element of the Skeleton Data Modifiers list of your SkeletonData asset. Apply(skeletonData) will be called after loading data from treegrinding.bar treegrinding.bar file has been completed. Instead, Unity calculates it from the next draw's instance count.

This greatly reduces shader compiling time for instancing variants. If you always take the maximum constant buffer size allowed by the device, then divide by the instance data structure size, you can further reduce instance batch count, especially on OpenGL and Metal. Feb 02, I have seen several videos and tutorials for creating singleton objects in Unity, mainly for a GameManager, that appear to use different approaches to instantiating and validating a singleton.

it will not remove them from the tree, and they can still be created by instantiating too many calls, which could make things really confusing.