The WaitForChildEffects field is a boolean property of the TemporaryEffect class. It determines whether the destruction of a GameObject should be delayed until all child components that implement the ITemporaryEffect interface have completed their effects. This is particularly useful for ensuring that any ongoing visual or audio effects are allowed to finish before the GameObject is destroyed.
To use the WaitForChildEffects field, simply set it to true or false depending on whether you want to wait for child effects to complete before destroying the GameObject. This field is public and can be accessed directly from an instance of the TemporaryEffect class.
// Example of using the WaitForChildEffects field // Create a new TemporaryEffect component TemporaryEffect tempEffect = new TemporaryEffect(); // Set the duration after which the GameObject should be destroyed tempEffect.DestroyAfterSeconds = 5.0f; // Set to true to wait for child effects to complete before destruction tempEffect.WaitForChildEffects = true; // Add the TemporaryEffect component to a GameObject GameObject myGameObject = new GameObject(); myGameObject.AddComponent(tempEffect); // The GameObject will be destroyed after 5 seconds, but only after all child effects are complete if WaitForChildEffects is true.