Prefab replacements with no game object #134
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Prefab Replacement setting allows you to set a Tiled Object Type name while leaving the GameObject part empty, then SuperTiled2Unity ignores it.
What I have done here allows you to set a Tiled Object Type and by not selecting a GameObject to replace it with, you can ignore the whole Tiled Object Type. This is particularly useful when you want to have 2 different behaviors on two different Unity Projects but with the same Tiled Project.
I know this could be achieved with CustomImporters but I also feel like this is the "right" behavior when you are allowed to set a Tiled Object Type and leave the GameObject section null
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