🌟Extremely Simple API: Just 3 things to get started.

1. Make the object you wish to spawn inherit from PoolObject class
2. Call GameObjectPooler.Instance.Spawn() from your spawner
3. Call base.Enqueue() whenever you want it to despawn

📄 Documentation

• Clear, easy-to-follow documentation with GIFs to visually guide you through setup and usage.

🚀 Efficient Object Pooling

Reduce performance costs caused by frequent:

• Instantiate()
• Destroy()
• Memory allocations
• Garbage collection spikes
• Objects are created once and reused throughout gameplay.

🛠 Editor-Based Pool Management

Manage your pools directly inside Unity with a dedicated editor interface.

Features include:

• Add and remove pool entries
• Assign prefabs visually
• Generate pool databases automatically
• Validate pool configurations before runtime

📦 ScriptableObject Database System

Pool information is stored in generated ScriptableObject databases.

Benefits:

• Easy asset management
• Inspector visibility
• Better project organization
• Fast runtime loading

🔢 Automatic Pool Key Generation

The system automatically generates strongly defined identifiers for your pools.

• Instead of manually typing pool names as strings:

GameObjectPooler.Instance.Spawn("Enemy");

• You can use an automatically generated constant:

GameObjectPooler.Instance.Spawn(PoolKey.ENEMY);

This helps prevent typos and keeps your pool references consistent across your project.

Advantages:

• Prevents spelling mistakes
• Provides autocomplete support
• Easier project maintenance