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  title: How to use Unity Singleton
  sections:
  - heading: Example Usage
    text:
    - This is a quick demo on how to use the Unity Singleton Package
    - 'To quickly test it out:'
    - "\u2022 Go to the Scenes in this Samples folder"
    - "\u2022 Add the scenes in the following order"
    - "    \u2022 _Preload"
    - "    \u2022 Main Menu"
    - "\u2022 Then open the Scenes folder and edit the name parameter on the GameManager component attached to the GameManager object"
    - "\u2022 Save and press play"
    - "\u2022 The scene will change to the Main Menu, and the log will print out the name provided"
  - heading: Functionality overview
    text:
    - Add using UnityCommunity.UnitySingleton; for using the classes
    - "\u2022 Use Singleton<T> for plain C# classes"
    - "\u2022 Use MonoSingleton<T> if you want a Scene-based singleton which is not persistent across scenes"
    - "\u2022 Use PersistentMonoSingleton<T> if you want a Global and persistent singleton across scenes"