Use the ScriptPlayable<> object and the PlayableBehaviour custom behavior to create custom playables.
To create your own custom playable, inherit from the PlayableBehaviour base class:
public class MyCustomPlayableBehaviour : PlayableBehaviour
{
// Implementation of the custom playable behaviour
// Override PlayableBehaviour methods as needed
}
To use a PlayableBehaviour as a custom playable, you must wrap it within a ScriptPlayable<> object. If you don’t have an instance of your custom playable, use the following code to create a ScriptPlayable:
ScriptPlayable<MyCustomPlayableBehaviour>.Create(playableGraph);
If you have an instance of your custom playable, use the following code to wrap the instance in a ScriptPlayable<> object:
MyCustomPlayableBehaviour myPlayable = new MyCustomPlayableBehaviour();
ScriptPlayable<MyCustomPlayableBehaviour>.Create(playableGraph, myPlayable);
This clones the instance and assigns the clone to the ScriptPlayable object. In this example, use the myPlayable public property in the InspectorA Unity window that displays information about the currently selected GameObject, asset or project settings, allowing you to inspect and edit the values. More info
See in Glossary window to configure a different behaviour for each instance of your script.
To retrieve the PlayableBehaviour object from the ScriptPlayable object, use the ScriptPlayable<T> .GetBehaviour() method.