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// A simple Unity example script that makes a UI component track position of world space object rendered with 
// specific world space camera. Canvas needs to be in Screen Space Camera mode.
[ExecuteInEditMode]
public class UIFollow : MonoBehaviour
{
	[Tooltip("World space object to follow")]
	public GameObject target;
	[Tooltip("World space camera that renders the target")]
	public Camera worldCamera;
	[Tooltip("Canvas set in Screen Space Camera mode")]

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using UnityEngine;

/* Random Utils By Sampsa Lehtonen, sampsa.lehtonen(AT)iki.fi, @snlehton
   Some of my Random utils created for procedural generation and deterministic randomness.
   Uses Linear Feedback Shift Register (LFSR) for quick and dirty random.
   Lacks Perlin noise... need to reimplement the one in Unity in case they go and change the implementation.

   CAUTION: I haven't verified the distribution of any of these functions, so use at your own risk. The aim has been to have
   deterministic Unity-implementation-free random functions with features that Unity hasn't offered.

snlehton

using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.Assertions;

// Barebones Singleton class to be used with Unity
// Supports also Singleton instances coming from prefabs (PrefabSingleton). 
// Prefabs need to reside in Resources folder and named [ComponentName].asset.
// If you have GameManager class, then you need Resources/GameManager.asset

public class Singleton<T> : MonoBehaviour where T:MonoBehaviour
{

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// Create Dropdown button
if (EditorGUI.DropdownButton(position, GUIContent.none, FocusType.Passive))
{
    var genericMenu = new GenericMenu();
    
    // List<string> options
    foreach (var option in options)
    {
        bool selected = option == property.stringValue;
        genericMenu.AddItem(new GUIContent(options), selected, () =>