Mastering ScriptableObjects in Unity

They allow for rigid connections between GameObjects

They are assets that can be referenced from scripts without creating dependencies to other GameObjects (correct)

They follow the MonoBehaviour lifecycle and are dependent on the application's play state

They can contain large amounts of data within a single script

MonoBehaviours can contain large amounts of data within a single script, while ScriptableObjects can't

MonoBehaviours can hold values that also exist outside of Play mode, while ScriptableObjects can't

MonoBehaviours follow the MonoBehaviour lifecycle and are dependent on the application's play state, while ScriptableObjects don't (correct)

MonoBehaviours are assets just like a Material or a 3D model, while ScriptableObjects are components that are attached to GameObjects

By being assets that can be referenced from scripts without creating dependencies to other GameObjects (correct)

By containing large amounts of data within a single script

By following the MonoBehaviour lifecycle and being dependent on the application's play state

By creating rigid connections between GameObjects

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