SceneGraph

A ScriptableObject that stores all scene nodes and their dependency relationships.

Definition

Namespace: Paragon.Core.SceneManagement Assembly: Paragon.dll

public class SceneGraph : ParagonScriptableObject, IEnumerable<Scene>

Inheritance: ScriptableObject → ParagonScriptableObject → SceneGraph Implements: IEnumerable<Scene>

Properties

Count

The number of scenes in the graph.

public int Count { get; }

Methods

AddScene()

Adds a scene to the graph.

public void AddScene(Scene scene);

Parameter	Type	Description
scene	Scene	The scene to add

Logs an error if the scene already exists in the graph.

RemoveScene()

Removes a scene and cleans up dependency references.

public void RemoveScene(Scene scene);

Parameter	Type	Description
scene	Scene	The scene to remove

GetSceneNode()

Returns the node for a specific scene.

public SceneNode GetSceneNode(Scene scene);

Parameter	Type	Description
scene	Scene	The scene to find

Returns: SceneNode — The node, or null if not found

GetAllScenes()

Returns all scenes in the graph.

public IEnumerable<Scene> GetAllScenes();

Returns: IEnumerable<Scene> — All registered scenes

GetEnumerator()

Implements IEnumerable<Scene> for LINQ support.

public IEnumerator<Scene> GetEnumerator();

Reset()

Clears all scenes from the graph.

public void Reset();

Example

using Paragon.Core.SceneManagement;
using UnityEngine;

// Access via SceneManager (typical usage)
foreach (Scene scene in SceneManager.GetLoadedScenes())
{
    Debug.Log(scene.Name);
}

// Direct SceneGraph access (editor tools)
SceneGraph graph = Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll<SceneGraph>().First();
SceneNode node = graph.GetSceneNode(someScene);

Remarks

The SceneGraph is typically configured in the Unity Editor and loaded automatically at runtime by the SceneManager. Most runtime code interacts with scenes through SceneManager rather than directly accessing the graph.

See Also

• SceneNode

• SceneManager