uPools is a library that provides object pooling functionality for Unity. It includes various classes for object pooling, such as a generic ObjectPool and a specialized GameObjectPool for GameObjects.

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High-performance, zero-allocation object pooling system designed for Unity mobile games. Efficiently manage thousands of game objects without garbage collection spikes. Perfect for bullets, effects, ...

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