jeniferirwin

# I wrote these mappings when I wanted to migrate from using PuTTY to using
# Windows Terminal. Originally, all of my TinTin++ numpad macros were broken
# because the numpad acts differently in WT by default. These remappings
# make the keypad act like it did in PuTTY.
#
# This has only been tested for TinTin++. I don't really use the keypad in other
# programs, so I don't know if this breaks the functionality elsewhere.
#
# In Windows Terminal, open the Settings tab. In the lower left, you
# can 'Open JSON File'. Add the following lines to the 'actions' section.

jeniferirwin

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections.Generic;

public class RandomizedObjectPool : MonoBehaviour
{
    public GameObject[] objectPrefabs;
    public int initObjectAmount;
    private List<GameObject> objectPool = new List<GameObject>();

    private void Start()

jeniferirwin

/// <summary>
/// This is used for when we're working with an object pool that has
/// a variety of randomized objects and is not seeing frequent heavy use.
/// 
/// For cases where the object pool has randomized elements (such as
/// enemies with different stats), working with that pool has the
/// possibility of just returning the same exact object every time we
/// request an object from it. For random spawns, we don't want this.
/// 
/// Shuffle is used to randomly reorder an object pool so that this doesn't

jeniferirwin

using UnityEngine;

/// <summary>
/// Quickly turns any Unity MonoBehaviour into a singleton.
/// 
/// Example of how to implement. Change the class declaration at the top
/// of a new Unity C# script to look similar to this ('SpawnManager' is
/// just an example, it should be whatever you've named the class):
/// 
///   public class SpawnManager : MonoSingleton<SpawnManager>