This plugin aims to ease the access of GameObjects in a scene from assets (AnimatorController, Prefabs or any other ScriptableObjects).
The idea is to create a link between the scene, an asset that will contains the reference at Start and the asset that need the GameObject reference. So, we start by creating a database of references where we define the name of the references. Then, we create a GameObject that bind other GameObjects of the scene to the database during the Start (so change the Script Execution Order can help). Afterwards, we can use GameObjectRef in a script in a Prefab/StateBehavior/etc. to bind to the database and the reference, and just use.”Get()” to access the GameObject from the database.
1 - Creation of the GOR_ReferencesBinder Create an empty GameObject and add the GOR_ReferencesBinder script.
2 - Use the “Create References Asset” to create the reference database.
Now, the database is bound, but it is empty for now.
You can select the database and add the number of references you want to set.
Or you can use the “Add new reference” shortcut from the GOR_ReferencesBinder to add a reference to the database so you don’t have to switch between the database and the GOR_ReferencesBinder.
3 - Bind your GameObject using soft links
4 - Add the GOR.GameObjectRef in your scripts
You can access your GameObject using GameObjectRef.Get() or directly a component using GameObjectRef.GetComponent<T>().
5 - In the Inspector of your script, bind the database…
… and set the reference you want to use. You are done!
You can also add a new reference from here, by selecting “Add new ref.”
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