The Parent property of the GameTransform class represents the parent GameObject of the current transform. This property allows you to get or set the parent object, which is useful for managing hierarchical relationships between game objects in a scene.
To use the Parent property, you can access it directly from an instance of GameTransform. Setting this property will change the parent of the current GameObject, affecting its position, rotation, and scale relative to the new parent.
// Example of using the Parent property // Assume 'childTransform' is an instance of GameTransform GameTransform childTransform = new GameTransform(); // Assume 'parentObject' is an instance of GameObject GameObject parentObject = new GameObject(); // Set the parent of the child transform childTransform.Parent = parentObject; // Get the parent of the child transform GameObject currentParent = childTransform.Parent;
