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Why have SingleInstance?
See original GitHub issueOnly difference between SingleInstance and Singleton is that it doesn’t depend on the instance being set in Awake.
What’s the benefit?
I propose removing SingleInstance and replacing its usage with Singleton.
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I agree. My only goal here is to reduce the amount of complexity and redundancy.
Could we also only have it call
FindObjectsOfTypeonce, and every subsequent time only return null unlessAwakesets it?