This C# project contains a template pool that keeps track of used objects and has flexible internal mechanisms.
Make the universal, garbage free and automatic pool.
Inherit from base pool and override required methods. For more information see the source for the abstract class Pool<T>.
// Simple pooling case, where we just allocate memory for objects and then manually return them to the pool.
public class SimplePool<T> : Pool<T> where T : new()
{
protected override T CreateNewItem() => new T();
protected override void ActivateItem(T item) {}
protected override void DeactivateItem(T item) {}
protected override bool ItemIsFree(T item) => false;
}
// Unity3D prefabs pool, where pooled objects are hierarchically attached to the transform component of target gameobject.
// This pool also tracks the activity of objects. If any object has become inactive, then it will be returned to the pool.
public class PrefabPool : Pool<UnityEngine.GameObject>
{
private GameObject _prefab;
private GameObject _target;
public PrefabPool(GameObject prefab, GameObject target, uint prewarm = 0)
{
this._prefab = prefab;
this._target = target;
Prewarm(prewarm);
}
protected override void ActivateItem(GameObject item)
{
item.SetActive(true);
}
protected override GameObject CreateNewItem()
{
GameObject newGameObject = GameObject.Instantiate(_prefab);
newGameObject.transform.SetParent(_target.transform);
return newGameObject;
}
protected override void DeactivateItem(GameObject item)
{
item.SetActive(false);
}
protected override bool ItemIsFree(GameObject item) => item.activeInHierarchy == false;
protected override bool RefreshCondition() => true;
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