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How to attach custom components to output
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Whats the recommended workflow if I need to attach custom components on the resulting mesh when doing extrusion or other mesh output generators.

Generators always removes the components if you add them manually. And going through the route of exporting and adding, doesnt really help as you probably will be changing and tweaking the splines while working with prefabs/scenes. So you end up reconstructing the output anyways.
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I recommend listening to the CurvyGenerator's OnRefresh event, and in it attach the custom components to the generated objects.
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#3
I suspected that was the only approach. Problem is its really hard to do a listener that is generic enough to add components with the values I actually need on the component. But I'll look into it.
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You can also modify CGMeshResourceLoader.Destroy so that the call to obj.StripComponents will include as a parameter the type of components you want to avoid being removed. But I believe this first solution is the easier one.
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