UnityEventT2int

UnityEventT2int is a C# generic event delegate type commonly used within the Unity game development engine. It represents a method that takes two integer arguments and returns void. This specific delegate signature is useful for creating custom events that need to pass two integer values from a sender to one or more receivers.

The primary purpose of UnityEventT2int is to facilitate event-driven programming in Unity projects. Developers can define methods that expect two integer parameters, and then register these methods as listeners to a UnityEventT2int instance. When the event is invoked, all registered listener methods will be called, and the two integer arguments provided during the invocation will be passed to them. This allows for decoupling components, where one component can signal an event without needing direct knowledge of which other components are listening or how they will respond.

UnityEventT2int is part of Unity's event system, often utilized in conjunction with the Unity Editor for scene and component setup. This allows designers and developers to visually connect event triggers to event listeners and assign the integer arguments directly in the Inspector window, simplifying the process of building interactive game logic. Common use cases include passing data like scores, health values, or directional inputs between game objects.