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Singleton and Don't destroy
Hi everyone,
I noticed that from the latest HoloToolkit release singletons implement DontDestroyOnLoad(). Is there a way to destroy all singletons when changing a scene? I'd like to reload the game from the initial scene, but things like MixedRealityCameraParent, InputManager, etc. now survive the scene change and make the app crash.
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mark_grossnickle
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You have to manually destroy behaviors that have 'DontDestroyOnLoad'.
So you could do Destroy(InputManager.Instance).
That said, I don't know if you want to do that. What is causing the app to crash?
Taqtile
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You have to manually destroy behaviors that have 'DontDestroyOnLoad'.
So you could do Destroy(InputManager.Instance).
That said, I don't know if you want to do that. What is causing the app to crash?
Taqtile
Yes you're right, thank you! Actually I had tried but I was only destroying the script component instead of the entire GameObject...