Question about Scriptable objects and Resource.FindObjectOfTypeAll

[ShokeR0]

I have started a new project which uses Scriptable objects.
When the game is loaded I want to find all the scriptable Objects and cache them inside a list.
I use Resource.FindObjectsOfTypeAll It does work but I am seeing some weird behaviour where it sometimes doesn’t find all the scriptable objects in the asset folder.
Is it a good idea to use this? is there an alternative method and why sometimes it doesn’t find everything and sometimes it does?

[Kurt-Dekker]

I think you want Resources.LoadAll() to get everything. That works fine for me and it recurses directories.

[KelsoMRK]

@ShokeR0

where it sometimes doesn’t find all the scriptable objects in the asset folder.

The Resources method doesn’t look in the assets folder. It looks in the resources folder

[Kurt-Dekker]

@KelsoMRK

It looks in the resources folder

Ya, good point sir. I forgot to even consider this most basic fact.

But back to OP’s original post, the Resources.FindObjectsOfTypeAll apparently ALSO returns internal and disabled objects, so not sure that’s what you want. I still standby using Resources.LoadAll<>() but I’m not sure what his application is.