Unnecessary forced LocalizeAll?
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Replied by Frank on topic Unnecessary forced LocalizeAll?
Hi,
LocalizeParameters by default are Global Parameters. They don't just modify the Localize object that its in the same GameObject.
Because they are Global Parameters, when they are enabled, they register into the LocalizationManager.ParamManagers list and relocalize all objects so that they get updated if they are using Parameters.
Normally, you would only have LocalizationParamsManager in your scene with all the parameters in there.
If you need to have a Parameter object that only applies to the GameObject it is in, and so it doesn't have to localize all. You can inherit from the ParamManager and skip registering into the globa list.
You can use the following class:
Said that, there used to be an option in that class to select if the manager was local or global. But because of a bug in one of the unity versions, that was failing to build for IOS for some users.
I found a solution for that issue (at least a workaround for that unity bug), so I could bring back that option.
Will try to add it into the next beta.
Hope that helps,
Frank
LocalizeParameters by default are Global Parameters. They don't just modify the Localize object that its in the same GameObject.
Because they are Global Parameters, when they are enabled, they register into the LocalizationManager.ParamManagers list and relocalize all objects so that they get updated if they are using Parameters.
Normally, you would only have LocalizationParamsManager in your scene with all the parameters in there.
If you need to have a Parameter object that only applies to the GameObject it is in, and so it doesn't have to localize all. You can inherit from the ParamManager and skip registering into the globa list.
You can use the following class:
using UnityEngine;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
namespace I2.Loc
{
public class LocalParamsManager : LocalizationParamsManager
{
public virtual void OnEnable()
{
}
}
}Said that, there used to be an option in that class to select if the manager was local or global. But because of a bug in one of the unity versions, that was failing to build for IOS for some users.
I found a solution for that issue (at least a workaround for that unity bug), so I could bring back that option.
Will try to add it into the next beta.
Hope that helps,
Frank
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