The GetAllObjects method retrieves all GameObject instances within the current context, filtered by their enabled state. This method is useful for iterating over all game objects in a scene or a specific context, allowing you to perform operations on them based on whether they are enabled or not.
To use the GetAllObjects method, call it on an instance of GameObject. Pass a boolean parameter to specify whether you want to include only enabled objects or all objects regardless of their enabled state.
Parameters:
enabled (Boolean): If true, only enabled GameObject instances are returned. If false, all GameObject instances are returned regardless of their enabled state.// Example usage of GetAllObjects method
GameObject myGameObject = new GameObject();
// Retrieve all enabled GameObjects
IEnumerable<GameObject> enabledObjects = myGameObject.GetAllObjects(true);
// Retrieve all GameObjects, regardless of their enabled state
IEnumerable<GameObject> allObjects = myGameObject.GetAllObjects(false);
// Iterate over the retrieved GameObjects
foreach (var obj in enabledObjects)
{
// Perform operations on each enabled GameObject
// Example: Print the name of each enabled GameObject
Debug.Log(obj.Name);
}