WorldManager API (WAPI) allows you to control the components that render your environment a generic and coordinated way. The intention is to bridge the gap between assets and make it easier to develop games by plugging them together using a common API. You will still configure assets individually to your own taste, but coordination and control is generic and centralised. Assets can choose which parts of the API they implement and regardless of how much they support, you will still get value from this system because of the way it coordinates their behaviour. To generate events, and get and set values use the following generic format e.g. WorldManager.Instance.Api() To receive events when values are changed implement your own listener via the IWorldApiChangeHandler interface and then connect it up WorldManager.Instance.AddListener(this); To stop receiving events when values change disconnect your handler e.g. WorldManager.Instance.RemoveListener(this); To shut everything down and start it up again use WorldAPIActive e.g. WorldManager.Instance.WorldAPIActive = false; To use as global variables in shaders the general naming standard is _WAPI_[PropertyName], however in many instances the data has been stored in vectors for efficient transfer to the GPU, so take a peek at the code to get the naming. At the very least however all shader variables are prefixed with _WAPI_.

public sealed class WorldManager : MonoBehaviour