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At 10/15/21 03:24 PM, GraeBush wrote: I also prefab'd everything and added it to each scene. Should I only use one instance of the NGio and carry it over with a Singleton like you suggested?
That's much better, because then it doesn't have to initialize itself again in every scene, which takes time, and breaks references. In my project, I just initialize it in the menu and run DontDestroyOnLoad on it and keep it forever (and use it when needed).
Also, with your current code, I believe every scene would now send you back to Scene 0 again.
At 10/15/21 03:24 PM, GraeBush wrote: I also prefab'd everything and added it to each scene. Should I only use one instance of the NGio and carry it over with a Singleton like you suggested?
That's much better, because then it doesn't have to initialize itself again in every scene, which takes time, and breaks references. In my project, I just initialize it in the menu and run DontDestroyOnLoad on it and keep it forever (and use it when needed).
Also, with your current code, I believe every scene would now send you back to Scene 0 again (and again, and again…).
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At 10/15/21 03:24 PM, GraeBush wrote: I also prefab'd everything and added it to each scene. Should I only use one instance of the NGio and carry it over with a Singleton like you suggested?
That's much better, because then it doesn't have to initialize itself again in every scene, which takes time, and breaks references. In my project, I just initialize it in the menu and run DontDestroyOnLoad on it and keep it forever (and use it when needed).
Also, with your current code, I believe every scene would now send you back to Scene 0.
At 10/15/21 03:24 PM, GraeBush wrote: I also prefab'd everything and added it to each scene. Should I only use one instance of the NGio and carry it over with a Singleton like you suggested?
That's much better, because then it doesn't have to initialize itself again in every scene, which takes time, and breaks references. In my project, I just initialize it in the menu and run DontDestroyOnLoad on it and keep it forever (and use it when needed).
Also, with your current code, I believe every scene would now send you back to Scene 0 again.
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At 10/15/21 03:24 PM, GraeBush wrote: I also prefab'd everything and added it to each scene. Should I only use one instance of the NGio and carry it over with a Singleton like you suggested?
That's much better, because then it doesn't have to initialize itself again in every scene, which takes time, and breaks references.
In my project, I just initialize it in the menu and run DontDestroyOnLoad on it and keep it forever (and use it when needed).
Also, with your current code, I believe every scene would now send you back to Scene 0.
At 10/15/21 03:24 PM, GraeBush wrote: I also prefab'd everything and added it to each scene. Should I only use one instance of the NGio and carry it over with a Singleton like you suggested?
That's much better, because then it doesn't have to initialize itself again in every scene, which takes time, and breaks references. In my project, I just initialize it in the menu and run DontDestroyOnLoad on it and keep it forever (and use it when needed).
Also, with your current code, I believe every scene would now send you back to Scene 0.
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At 10/15/21 03:24 PM, GraeBush wrote: I also prefab'd everything and added it to each scene. Should I only use one instance of the NGio and carry it over with a Singleton like you suggested?
That's much better, because then it doesn't have to initialize itself again in every scene, which takes time.
In my project, I just initialize it in the menu and run DontDestroyOnLoad on it and keep it forever (and use it when needed).
Also, with your current code, I believe every scene would now send you back to Scene 0.
At 10/15/21 03:24 PM, GraeBush wrote: I also prefab'd everything and added it to each scene. Should I only use one instance of the NGio and carry it over with a Singleton like you suggested?
That's much better, because then it doesn't have to initialize itself again in every scene, which takes time, and breaks references.
In my project, I just initialize it in the menu and run DontDestroyOnLoad on it and keep it forever (and use it when needed).
Also, with your current code, I believe every scene would now send you back to Scene 0.
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At 10/15/21 03:24 PM, GraeBush wrote: I also prefab'd everything and added it to each scene. Should I only use one instance of the NGio and carry it over with a Singleton like you suggested?
That's much better, because then it doesn't have to initialize itself in every scene, which takes time.
In my project, I just initialize it in the menu and run DontDestroyOnLoad on it and keep it forever (and use it when needed).
Also, with your current code, I believe every scene would now send you back to Scene 0.
At 10/15/21 03:24 PM, GraeBush wrote: I also prefab'd everything and added it to each scene. Should I only use one instance of the NGio and carry it over with a Singleton like you suggested?
That's much better, because then it doesn't have to initialize itself again in every scene, which takes time.
In my project, I just initialize it in the menu and run DontDestroyOnLoad on it and keep it forever (and use it when needed).
Also, with your current code, I believe every scene would now send you back to Scene 0.
