Simple, efficient, and easy to use. With this Unreal Object Pool, you can easily replace any calls to SpawnActor with the new ActorPool subsystem’s GetActor and save on processing power by reusing old actors.
How to Use
1. Create a Poolable Actor
Create a PoolableActor (it will throw an error if there is no primitive component at the root).
2. Get Actor from pool
Access the Actor Pool subsystem from anywhere to call GetActor. If there is a waiting actor it will activate it, if not, it will spawn one.
3. Reset Actor with OnActorGet
A new OnActorGet event is available to replace BeginPlay. Use this to reset any changes that may have been made to the actor before deactivating.
4. Release Actor to the Pool
Instead of destroying it, call Release to return it to the ActorPool, making it ready for the next time you call GetActor.
