Post by cris on Jun 21, 2017 13:16:15 GMT
Hi there,
Currently I am instantiating all the objects of my game (the ones I need to instantiate at runtime) in the OnAwake function of the managers in charge through PoolBoss.
However I am trying to create a dynamic loading screen (shows an animation while stuff is getting loaded). I cannot rely on simple aproaches because in my games many scenes are assembled together and when they are all loaded then some of the entities of those scenes instantiate more objects.
So the idea I had is to have a loading manager in the very first scene that loads which will display the loading screen, and then some kind of "game state" that managers will read and even though they might be on the update cycle they will wait until everything is load.
The problem I have is the game will freeze during the normal Instantiates (which I believe Pool Boss use). Is there anyway to have those Instantiates to be through coroutines so I can still use PoolBoss and at the same time keep control of the application?
Many thanks in advance.
Currently I am instantiating all the objects of my game (the ones I need to instantiate at runtime) in the OnAwake function of the managers in charge through PoolBoss.
However I am trying to create a dynamic loading screen (shows an animation while stuff is getting loaded). I cannot rely on simple aproaches because in my games many scenes are assembled together and when they are all loaded then some of the entities of those scenes instantiate more objects.
So the idea I had is to have a loading manager in the very first scene that loads which will display the loading screen, and then some kind of "game state" that managers will read and even though they might be on the update cycle they will wait until everything is load.
The problem I have is the game will freeze during the normal Instantiates (which I believe Pool Boss use). Is there anyway to have those Instantiates to be through coroutines so I can still use PoolBoss and at the same time keep control of the application?
Many thanks in advance.
