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Question by Oninji · Oct 25, 2010 at 09:30 PM · optimizationtags

Tagging Alternatives

Hello,

I just want to know if there's popular alternatives to "Tag".

At the moment, I place a script called "Tagger" and place the tags I want as boolean var.

Then instead of Compare Tag, I do .GetCompenant(Tagger).var == true.

For now it seems to be working. It also permit me to use multiple tags on a single object.

Is there better ways to achieve this?

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Answer by Herman-Tulleken · Oct 26, 2010 at 05:25 AM

I like your approach too.

What we do is "register" objects explicitly by putting them in easily accessible collections.

In our GlobalManager class, there is a collection for each "tag".

List<Ship> ships;
List<Pausable> pausableObjects;

and registration methods:

Register(Ship ship)
{
   ships.add(ship);
}

etc.

Each object register's itself in Start(). The containers are available through static properties of GlobalManager (which, in our case, is a singleton), so when you need all the ships, you simply call GlobalManager.Ships. We use a lot of interfaces, so that objects can be of multiple types.

This method is simple and convenient, although it becomes clunky as the number of Tags increase.

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Answer by Jesse Anders · Oct 26, 2010 at 01:17 AM

Support for multiple tags has been requested frequently, I think, but in lieu of that, your solution seems reasonable. I use a similar method, and I think I've seen similar methods suggested in other threads as well. As long as you're aware of any associated costs (acquiring the component and so on), I don't see why there'd be any problem with that approach.

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