com.pixelwizards.objectpool

Lightweight object pooling for Unity.

Docs: https://www.megacrush.app/api/object-pool

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Quick start

using MegaCrush.ObjectPool;  
using UnityEngine;  
  
public class Example : MonoBehaviour  
{  
 [SerializeField] GameObject prefab;  
  void Awake() 
  { 
   // Create a pool (e.g., 10 preallocated) 
   PoolManager.AddNewObjectPool(new oolObjectSetting { prefab = prefab, count  = 10, });
         
   // (Optional) Prewarm more for smoother frames 
   // PoolManager.Prewarm(prefab, 20 /*extra*/, parent: null);
  }  
  void Spawn() 
  { 
   // Get an instance (returned INACTIVE by default) 
   var go = PoolManager.GetInstance(prefab);  
   // Position / setup, then activate 
   go.transform.SetPositionAndRotation(Vector3.zero, Quaternion.identity); 
   go.SetActive(true); 
  }  
  void Despawn(GameObject go) 
  { 
   // Return to pool (idempotent / safe) 
   PoolManager.ReturnInstance(go); 
  }
}

API cheatsheet

• AddNewObjectPool(PoolObjectSetting setting)

  • Creates a pool for setting.prefab with initial setting.count.

  • (Package ≥ 1.2) Supports organizing under a parent transform for UI workflows.

• GetInstance(GameObject prefab) → GameObject

  • Retrieves an inactive instance from the pool (or grows as needed).

• ReturnInstance(GameObject instance)

  • Returns an instance to its pool (safe to call once; ignores destroyed objects).

• (Package ≥ 1.2, optional helpers)

  • EnsurePool(GameObject prefab, int capacity)

  • Prewarm(GameObject prefab, int count, Transform parent = null)

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Notes

• Keep instances inactive until positioned/configured, then call SetActive(true).

• Pools expand gradually to avoid spikes.

• Designed to work well with gameplay objects and UI elements.