The Current property of the GameObjectSystem<T> class provides a static reference to the current instance of the system of type T. This property is a convenient way to access the system without needing to explicitly retrieve it from a Scene object using the Get method. It acts as a syntax sugar, simplifying the access pattern for game object systems.
Use the Current property to access the current instance of a game object system of type T. This is particularly useful when you need to interact with the system frequently and want to avoid repeatedly calling Scene.GetSystem<T>().
Ensure that the system has been initialized in the scene before accessing it through Current to avoid null reference exceptions.
// Example of accessing a game object system using the Current property // Assuming MyGameObjectSystem is a type of GameObjectSystem var mySystem = MyGameObjectSystem.Current; // Use mySystem to perform operations mySystem.DoSomething();
