Load and instantiate cached Unity Addressables assets with release tracking.
npx skills add https://github.com/punkfuncgames/tetris-clone --skill asset-module
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: asset-module Source: https://github.com/punkfuncgames/tetris-clone/tree/main/.claude/skills/asset-module Command: npx skills add https://github.com/punkfuncgames/tetris-clone --skill asset-module
The AssetModule solves runtime asset management complexity by providing cached Addressables loading, tracked instantiation, and controlled release to prevent duplicate downloads, memory leaks, and inefficient load patterns in Unity projects. It centralizes downloading, preloading, and cleanup so gameplay systems can request resources without duplicating logic or mishandling lifecycles.
Load and instantiate the EnemyPrefab using the AssetModule with caching, show preload progress for the GameplayAssets label, and release the instance and asset when finished.
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Cache Unity Addressables AsyncOperationHandle results by loading assets through a centralized service that stores handles internally. This prevents duplicate downloads and redundant handles by returning cached references for subsequent load requests by address or AssetReference.
Track instantiated prefabs in Unity Addressables by using a managed instantiation system that records each GameObject separately. This separates ReleaseInstance calls for GameObjects from Release calls for assets, ensuring proper memory cleanup and preventing leaks.
Preload Unity Addressables by label by downloading dependencies before loading and exposing progress callbacks. This approach manages entire asset groups upfront, allowing you to drive loading screen UI while dependencies download in the background.
This asset loading approach supports dependency injection by exposing an IAssetService interface. It registers as a singleton, allowing gameplay systems and tooling to consume cached addressable loading and instantiation functionality without hard dependencies.
Unload unused assets and run garbage collection in Unity Addressables by centralizing cleanup through a managed service. This ensures controlled release of handles and instances, unloading resources only when appropriate to avoid memory leaks and inefficient load patterns.
Unity Addressables projects experience memory leaks when instantiated prefabs are not tracked separately from loaded assets. Using a managed instantiation service ensures proper ReleaseInstance semantics, tracking GameObjects to guarantee correct cleanup and release.
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