Extension for Unity to support worlds instead of scenes. Worlds are multiple scenes.
Use this repository directly in Unity.
- https://github.com/KleinerHacker/unity-editor-ex
- https://github.com/KleinerHacker/unity-blending
- https://github.com/KleinerHacker/unity-scene-base
- https://github.com/KleinerHacker/unity-common-ex
- https://github.com/KleinerHacker/unity-extension
- https://github.com/KleinerHacker/unity-scene-base
- https://github.com/marijnz/unity-toolbar-extender
URL: https://package.openupm.com
Scopes:
- org.pcsoft
- com.marijnzwemmer
Setup your world system in project settings:
To load worlds use always WorldSystem class.
This project adds support for worlds. A double click on a world asset opens all contained scenes.
To use parameters you can create own parameter classes they must extends from ParameterData. Additional, to setup initila data for this parameters via Unity Editor you can create a simple ScriptableObject for this specific parameter data:
public interface IMyParameter
{
string Text { get; }
}
public sealed class MyParameterInitialData : ScriptableObject, IMyParameter
{
[SerializeField]
private string text;
public string Text => text;
}
[ParameterInitialDataType(typeof(MyParameterInitialData))]
public sealed class MyParameterData : ParameterData, IMyParameter
{
private const string MyKey = "my.key";
public string Text
{
get => Get<string>(MyKey);
set => Add(MyKey, value);
}
public override void InitializeData(ScriptableObject initData)
{
Text = ((MyParameterInitialData)initData).Text;
}
}To access the parameter simply use WorldParameter:
var parameter = WorldParameter.GetData<MyParameterData>();If the parameter does not exists it is created and initialized by system and calling method InitializeData with scriptable object data setup in project settings.
To handle own actions you can add static callbacks for blending state changes and scene state changes:
[RuntimeOnSwitchScene(RuntimeOnSwitchSceneType.LoadScenes)]
public static void SwitchSceneLoad(RuntimeOnSwitchSceneArgs args)
{
//...
if (args.Identifier == MenuKey)
{
args.AdditionalScenes = new[] { SceneParameter.GetData<MenuParameter>().MenuScene };
}
//...
args.Callback.Invoke();
}So you can add additional scenes to load or unload.
[RuntimeOnBlendScene(RuntimeOnBlendSceneType.PostShowBlend)]
public static void SwitchBlend(RuntimeOnBlendSceneArgs args)
{
//...
args.Callback.Invoke();
}So you can do actions on specific blend actions.
Please note: It is required to invoke callback method to continue!
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