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Close Your name Your email Suggestion* Parameters Parameter Description action The interaction mode for this action. assetPath The path of the Prefab Asset to apply to. component The added component on the Prefab instance to apply. DescriptionApplies the added component to the Prefab Asset at the given asset path.
This method allows you to apply an added component to an existing Prefab. It mirrors the Apply functionality in the Editor, as described in the Apply overrides to the prefab asset documentation. To use this method, you must first add a component to an existing Prefab instance.
An added component is a type of Instance Override. The act of applying the added component to the Prefab means the component becomes part of the Prefab Asset, and is no longer an override on the Prefab instance.
When applying an added component to a Prefab Asset, you must supply the asset path as a parameter. This is because there are some situations where there are multiple possible targets to apply the change to. For example, if the added component has been added to a GameObject that is part of a nested Prefab, you may have the choice of applying the change to the inner nested Prefab Asset, or to the outer root Prefab Asset. Therefore, by specifying the asset path, you make it clear to Unity which Prefab Asset the change must be applied to.
For more information, refer to Override prefab instances.
Additional resources: PrefabUtility.ApplyAddedGameObject, PrefabUtility.ApplyObjectOverride, PrefabUtility.ApplyPropertyOverride, PrefabUtility.ApplyRemovedComponent, PrefabUtility.ApplyPrefabInstance, PrefabUtility.ApplyRemovedGameObject.
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