SO-Practise

Demonstration of one of most basic ScriptableObject use case

Simple ScriptableObject usage

1- Create an SO template.(project window)
2- Create SO object using this template.(project window)
3- Create a GameObject that will reflect the SO object to the game and define a script to reflect the SO class in it (Hierarchy window)
4- Write the codes that will reflect the SO object to the game (VisualStudio)
5- Assign the SO object in the project window to the SO printer object (Hierarchy window)

To create the ScriptableObject Template

1.1- Create a new C # script
1.2- Change MonoBehaviour inherit to ScriptableObject
1.3- Define the variables you will use in the SO object
1.4- Add [CreateAssetMenu(fileName = "New ExampleSO", menuName = "ExampleSO", order = 1)] at the beginning.

To create SO using the ScriptableObject Template

2.1- Right click in the Project window and select Create > ExampleSO
2.2- Name your SO object and fill in its contents (if you don't see any fields, make sure the variables are public in the SO template).

To create a reflective object

3.1- Right click on the Hierarchy window and select Create Empty
3.2- Click Add Component in the Inspector window and create a new script.

To write the codes that will reflect the game

4.1- This step may vary for each SO object. You should define it according to how you will use it in the game.

To assign the SO object to the Writer

5.1- Drag and drop the SO object you want to assign in the Project window to the appropriate area in the reflective code.