Does PoolBoss.SpawnInPool REPLACE instantiate?

TY I didnt write the code in this project - and I dont want to touch it anymore than to insert your pooling commands into it replacing all destroy and instantiate calls.

 So its this instead?



Transform weaponProjectilet = weaponProjectile.GetComponent<Transform> ();

//create the projectile

Transform projectilet = PoolBoss.SpawnInPool(weaponProjectilet, weaponSettings.projectilePosition [j].position, weaponSettings.projectilePosition [j].rotation);


GameObject projectile = projectilet.GetComponent<GameObject> ();




Which leads me to another question:

Is there a way to intercept instantiate and destroy globally? Instead of tracking down every call? 

I have bullets and muzzle flashes and shells and impact particles and blood and bullet scorch marks to pool - so...

 it would be easier if there was a method to intercept or override globally all destroy and instantiate calls project wide and route them to your methods- is there?

Also:
If a "Spawn" call is made via script as above the object's prefab  is automagically entered into the pool at the first instance?

Finally:
- How does pooling work between concurrently running scenes - is it better to parent them all via "SpawnInPool" and keep all pooled objects in the same scene?

Loading content asynchronously to create streaming content requires  multiple scenes to be open at the same time.

Im still figuring out how all of this works and wondered about interaction between scenes and pool boss.


To update you I entered the syntax we discussed and loaded the prefabs into the pool boss but my bullets aren't appearing when I shoot.

There are no errors in the console - so right now Im a bit stumped. 

I was hoping you, being the coding genius who wrote the thing, could tell me.

Calling scripts on objects between scenes has been problematic and I've been getting odd results.

I was hoping putting spawns under  the pool boss object would be the solution as then they would all be instanced
in the same scene and at least between them there would be no cross scene talk.

I've been putting Pool Boss in the "meta-scene" which is created when you set an object to not be destroyed when it's originating scene is unloaded.

But even though the spawning object of the bullets lives there too "no worky".

docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Object.DontDestroyOnLoad.html

thanks