◆ Instantiate< TObject, TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument, TTenthArgument >() [2/3]

static TObject Sisus.Init.InstantiateExtensions.Instantiate< TObject, TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument, TTenthArgument >	(	[DisallowNull] this TObject	original,
		TFirstArgument	firstArgument,
		TSecondArgument	secondArgument,
		TThirdArgument	thirdArgument,
		TFourthArgument	fourthArgument,
		TFifthArgument	fifthArgument,
		TSixthArgument	sixthArgument,
		TSeventhArgument	seventhArgument,
		TEighthArgument	eighthArgument,
		TNinthArgument	ninthArgument,
		TTenthArgument	tenthArgument,
		[AllowNull] Transform	parent,
		bool	instantiateInWorldSpace = false )

static

Clones the original TObject , theinitializes it with the given arguments and then returns the clone.

Arguments should either be received by the created Object during its initialization (such as during the Awake event) or if the Object class implements the IInitializable<TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument, TTenthArgument> interface the arguments can be provided using the Init function immediately after initialization has finished (before the Start event function).

For classes deriving from MonoBehaviour<TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument, TTenthArgument> the latter method will be used in cases where the original object is a Component in an inactive GameObject, while if the gameObject is inactive the arguments will be received during the Awake event function.

Template Parameters

TObject	Type of the Object that is being cloned.
TFirstArgument	Type of the first argument used during initialization of the clone.
TSecondArgument	Type of the second argument used during initialization of the clone.
TThirdArgument	Type of the third argument used during initialization of the clone.
TFourthArgument	Type of the fourth argument used during initialization of the clone.
TFifthArgument	Type of the fifth argument used during initialization of the clone.
TSixthArgument	Type of the sixth argument used during initialization of the clone.
TSeventhArgument	Type of the seventh argument used during initialization of the clone.
TEighthArgument	Type of the eighth argument used during initialization of the clone.
TNinthArgument	Type of the ninth argument used during initialization of the clone.
TTenthArgument	Type of the tenth argument used during initialization of the clone.

Parameters

original	Original TObject to clone.
firstArgument	The first argument used during initialization of the clone.
secondArgument	The second argument used during initialization of the clone.
thirdArgument	The third argument used during initialization of the clone.
fourthArgument	The fourth argument used during initialization of the clone.
fifthArgument	The fifth argument used during initialization of the clone.
sixthArgument	The sixth argument used during initialization of the clone.
seventhArgument	The seventh argument used during initialization of the clone.
eighthArgument	The eighth argument used during initialization of the clone.
ninthArgument	The ninth argument used during initialization of the clone.
tenthArgument	The tenth argument used during initialization of the clone.
parent	Parent that will be assigned to the new object.
instantiateInWorldSpace	When you assign a parent Object, pass true to position the new object directly in world space. Pass false to set the object’s position relative to its new parent.

Exceptions

ArgumentNullException	Thrown if original is `null`.
InitArgumentsNotReceivedException	Thrown if TObject class does not implement IInitializable<TFirstArgument, TSecondArgument, TThirdArgument, TFourthArgument, TFifthArgument, TSixthArgument, TSeventhArgument, TEighthArgument, TNinthArgument, TTenthArgument> and did not manually handle receiving the provided arguments during its initialization.

Type Constraints