unlock-condition-module

You can track unlock progress in Unity by registering ScriptableObject conditions with a reactive IUnlockConditionService, which computes progress, caches evaluations, and publishes unlock or lock events without hardcoding logic. Designers define gates data-driven via atomic and composite condition types.

Yes, you can combine multiple unlock conditions in Unity using composite logic types like AND, OR, and NOT. These composable ScriptableObject conditions allow you to gate content behind aggregate requirements, computing overall progress across currency, stats, upgrades, prestige, game state, or boolean checks.

The best way to drive UI updates when a feature unlocks is to subscribe to a reactive IUnlockConditionService API. It publishes unlock and lock events alongside cached progress values, allowing UI components to react immediately to condition resolution changes without manual polling.

Yes, the Unity unlock condition system supports dependency injection to resolve required runtime services. This allows the IUnlockConditionService to evaluate currency, stat, upgrade, and game state checks dynamically while maintaining a decoupled, data-driven architecture.

You can test unlock conditions during Unity development using built-in editor testing helpers and descriptive inspector previews. These tools validate composite and atomic condition logic directly in the inspector, ensuring currency, stat, and boolean gates function correctly before runtime deployment.