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Hi,

I really appreciate the work you put into the samples. I would like to implement key rebinding based on your sample but wanted to check if it's okay for you to use it in my game.

Would you mind to add a license to the project - MIT for example?

Thanks again for this great repository 🙂

Hi! I watched the generics video and had a question about how it works under the hood.

If you take the Pool class from the tutorial and then in another class do something like

    private GameManager gameManager;
    private PlayerController playerController;

    private void Example()
    {
        Pool<GameManager>.ReturnObject(gameManager);
        Pool<PlayerController>.ReturnObject(playerController);

        PlayerController secondPlayerController = Pool<PlayerController>.GetObject();
    }

And since we are dealing with Queue, we will get a GameManager instead of a PlayerController.
I understand the principle of using Generic for non-static classes, it speeds up the work with the code.
I understand the use of static classes with predefined type.
But I don't understand the use of static generic pool classes, because if the class is static - it exists in one instance, which means that when you add different (because generic) types - chaos will start
Explain please, thanks!

I want to destroy all items in the object pool so that they are not in the scene anymore.
I have written DestroyPool for this purpose but I can't seem to find a way to access this function from outside this function.

I have tried to do it by writing the RemoveAllSpawnedObjects() script but that seems to be wrong as the stack will also appear to be empty.

I am trying to load the indicated files of a WebGL build from local path. Neither with a new project, nor with the example works.