# Runtime gameobjects

## Overview

Runtime gameobjects are great way to store, categorize and identify groups of gameobjects during runtime. 

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This feature uses 3 components:

* The Runtime GameObject Scriptable Asset
* The Add Runtime GameObject component
* The Get Runtime GameObject component

## Runtime GameObject Asset

This asset is in charge to store all the gameobjects that are set at runtime.

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## Add Runtime Gameobjects

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When this component is added to a gameobject, it will add to the given runtime set, that gameobject on Enable.

### Parameters

#### Collection

&#x20;Runtime Set to add the gameobject that has the component

## Get Runtime Gameobjects

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When this component is added to a gameobject, it will find an item in a Runtime Object collection set and it will use Unity Events to connect the result to any other component.


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