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// this function will be called whenever an instance of the
// SpawnController class is made
// first, we check that an instance does not already exist
// (this is a singleton, after all!)
if (instance != null)
{
// drop out if instance exists, to avoid generating
// duplicates
Debug.LogWarning("Tried to generate more than one
instance of singleton SpawnController.");
return;
}
// as no instance already exists, we can safely set instance
// to this one
instance = this;
}
public static SpawnController Instance
{
// to every other script, this getter setter is the way they
// get access to the singleton instance of this script
get
{
// the other script is trying to access an instance
// of this script, so we need to see if an instance
// already exists
if (instance == null)
{
// no instance exists yet, so we go ahead and
// create one
ScriptableObject.CreateInstance<SpawnController>(); // new SpawnController ();
}
// now we pass the reference to this instance back
// to the other script so it can communicate with it
return instance;
}
}
public void Restart ()
{
playerTransforms=new ArrayList();
playerGameObjects=new ArrayList();
}
public void SetUpPlayers (GameObject[] playerPrefabs, Vector3[]
playerStartPositions, Quaternion[] playerStartRotations, Transform
theParentObj, int totalPlayers)
{
// we pass in everything needed to spawn players and take
// care of spawning players in this class so that we don't
// have to replicate this code in every game controller
playerPrefabList= playerPrefabs;
startPositions= playerStartPositions;
startRotations= playerStartRotations;
