Game Object Bind Methods - mariaheine/Zenject-But-Wiki GitHub Wiki

For bindings that create new game objects (eg. FromComponentInNewPrefab, FromNewComponentOnNewGameObject, etc.) there are also two extra bind methods.

• WithGameObjectName = The name to give the new Game Object associated with this binding.

  Container.Bind<Foo>().FromComponentInNewPrefabResource("Some/Path/Foo").WithGameObjectName("Foo1");
  Container.Bind<Foo>().FromNewComponentOnNewGameObject().WithGameObjectName("Foo1");

• UnderTransformGroup(string) = The name of the transform group to place the new game object under. This is especially useful for factories, which can be used to create many copies of a prefab, so it can be nice to have them automatically grouped together within the scene hierarchy.

  Container.BindFactory<Bullet, Bullet.Factory>()
      .FromComponentInNewPrefab(BulletPrefab)
      .UnderTransformGroup("Bullets");

• UnderTransform(Transform) = The actual transform to place the new game object under.

  Container.BindFactory<Bullet, Bullet.Factory>()
      .FromComponentInNewPrefab(BulletPrefab)
      .UnderTransform(BulletTransform);

• UnderTransform(Method) = A method to provide the transform to use.

  Container.BindFactory<Foo, Foo.Factory>()
      .FromComponentInNewGameObject()
      .UnderTransform(GetParent);
  
  Transform GetParent(InjectContext context)
  {
      if (context.ObjectInstance is Component)
      {
          return ((Component)context.ObjectInstance).transform;
      }
  
      return null;
  }

  This example will automatically parent the Foo GameObject underneath the game object that it is being injected into, unless the injected object is not a MonoBehaviour in which case it will leave Foo at the root of the scene hierarchy.