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-**When does scene loading happen?** Scene loading and unloading happens at the start of the Update loop, within the ''EarlyUpdate'' phase of the PlayerLoop, and once during the initialization of the player, before the first Update loop.+==== When does scene loading happen? ==== 
 +Scene loading and unloading happens at the start of the Update loop, within the ''EarlyUpdate.UpdatePreloading'' phase of the [[PlayerLoop]], and once during the Initialization phase of the player, before the first Update loop.
  
 Player Loop Phases: Player Loop Phases:
-  * Initialization (Scene Loading happens here) +  * __Initialization__ (Scene Loading happens here) 
   * Game Loop   * Game Loop
     * Early Update     * Early Update
-      * `UpdatePreloading` (Scene Loading happens here)+      * __UpdatePreloading__ (Scene Loading happens here) 
 +    * FixedUpdate
     * Update     * Update
  
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 During the ''UpdatePreloading'' phase, Unity will execute the next operation in the scene loading queue.  During the ''UpdatePreloading'' phase, Unity will execute the next operation in the scene loading queue. 
  
-The scene loading pipeline only seems to execute a single operation, every other frame. That is to say if you have 3 small scenes in the pipeline (Scene1, Scene2, Scene3), loading additively, the engine will load them at the following times:+The scene loading pipeline only seems to execute a single operation, every other frame.<sup>[//[[:wiki:tag:research-needed|research needed]]//]</sup> If you have 3 small scenes in the pipeline (Scene1, Scene2, Scene3), loading additively, the engine will load them at the following times:
  
   * Frame N+0: Scene1     * Frame N+0: Scene1  
-  * Frame N+1: ----  +  * Frame N+1: ---
   * Frame N+2: Scene 2     * Frame N+2: Scene 2  
-  * Frame N+3: ----  +  * Frame N+3: --- 
   * Frame N+4: Scene 3   * Frame N+4: Scene 3
  
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 ==== Initialization ==== ==== Initialization ====
  
-The Engine simply "flushes" the scene loading queue during initialization. +The Engine fully "flushes" the scene loading queue during initialization. This works differently than the way Unity loads scenes during the EarlyUpdate.
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-The Unity scene flushing pipeline works differently in the initialization phase of the player. **All** AsyncOperations that are queued during initialization are fully loaded during initialization. For example, if ''SceneManager.LoadSceneAsync'' is called in the Awake of the very first scene((ie. called before the first Update)), then the engine will fully load the new scene before starting the first Update. +
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-(The scene load pipeline is fully flushed) I don't yet know how it handles unloads if they are in the pipeline then, so if we need this behaviour we should debug and see how it works. If scene unloads get flushed too, we'll need to add a bit of logic for it, in the same way LoadSceneAsync does.+
  
 +**All** AsyncOperations that are queued during initialization are fully loaded during initialization. For example, if ''SceneManager.LoadSceneAsync'' is called in the Awake of the very first scene((ie. called before the first Update)), the engine will load this new scene before finishing Initialization.
  
 +Scene unloads are probably flushed if they are in the pipeline, too.<sup>[//[[:wiki:tag:research-needed|research needed]]//]</sup>
  
 ===== Build Pipeline ===== ===== Build Pipeline =====
  
-Scenes are built during standalone in the following way: '+Scenes are built during standalone build in the following way:
  
   - The active scenes are closed.     - The active scenes are closed.  
   - Each Scene in the BuildSettings is opened. At this point prefabs are still prefab instances.     - Each Scene in the BuildSettings is opened. At this point prefabs are still prefab instances.  
-  - EditorSceneManager.sceneOpened callback is called.  +  - ''EditorSceneManager.sceneOpened'' callback is called.  
   - Prefabs in the scene are flattened (turned into normal game objects).     - Prefabs in the scene are flattened (turned into normal game objects).  
   - [[IProcessScene]] and PostProcessScene callbacks are called.     - [[IProcessScene]] and PostProcessScene callbacks are called.  
   - The final scene file is saved into the standalone build file.     - The final scene file is saved into the standalone build file.  
-  - Repeat for next scene+  - Repeat for next scene.
  
 ===== Sample Scene Load (Editor) ===== ===== Sample Scene Load (Editor) =====
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   * Prefabs.MergePrefabs (turning prefabs into gameobjects) happens before any other callback. (editor only)   * Prefabs.MergePrefabs (turning prefabs into gameobjects) happens before any other callback. (editor only)
   * Lightmapping is applied / loaded after Awake/OnEnable.   * Lightmapping is applied / loaded after Awake/OnEnable.
-  * SceneManager.sceneLoaded happens after PostProcessScene;+  * SceneManager.sceneLoaded happens after PostProcessScene.
  
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 ===== Scattered Notes ===== ===== Scattered Notes =====
   * During a scene load (ie. Awake) the loading scene has ''scene.isLoaded=false''.    * During a scene load (ie. Awake) the loading scene has ''scene.isLoaded=false''. 
-  * During a scene unload (ie. Destroy) the unloading scene has ''scene.isLoaded=false''. ((You might expect during the unload phase that isLoaded=true, but this is not the case))+  * During a scene unload (ie. Destroy) the unloading scene has ''scene.isLoaded=false''. ((You might expect during the unload phase that isLoaded=true, but this is not the case, even though all of the Scene objects are still perfectly loaded and accessible)) 
 +  * ''ISerializationCallbackReceiver.OnAfterDeserialize'' is called before the async loading of heavy scene resources (e.g. textures) so can be used for running scene-specific thread-aware code early in the loading process.((Unlike ''MonoBehaviour'' events which are called at the end.)) 
 +  * When using ''LoadSceneMode.Additive'', using the ''SceneManager.sceneLoaded'' callback and setting ''SceneManager.SetActiveScene(scene)'' within this callback results in Unity replacing the currently loaded occlusion culling data with the occlusion culling data from this newly loaded scene. [[https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/occlusion-culling-scene-loading.html|This goes directly against what is documented, which states Unity will only use the culling data from the first loaded scene]]. This undocumented behavior has been tested in 2018.4-2020.3, and may or may not work in other versions of Unity.
  
  
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 ===== API Notes: ===== ===== API Notes: =====
 === SceneManager.sceneLoaded === === SceneManager.sceneLoaded ===
-  * Called *after* the loaded Scene Awakes.+  * Called **after** the loaded Scene Awakes.
  
  
    
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