Unity: Coroutines
You have the following objective:
At the very first, we need to create a GameObject which will be spawned.
A coroutine has always the return type IEnumerator.
Because this coroutine should run as long as our application is running, we need a while() loop.
BEWARE!: Be cautious when you use a while(true) loop! Because it is an endless loop, it can cause your Unity Editor to get stuck and eats more and more of your system resources. You can just get out of this by killing the Unity task in the Task Manager. Therefore, any unsaved work will be lost!
In this while(true) loop, we tell Unity what it should instantiate and where it should do that.
Because we want that to happen at every second, we need to automatically repeat this method every second. For this, we can use yield return new WaitForSeconds().
After the entered time has passed and if the conditions do still apply, Unity will repeat the Instantiation.
Now that we have the Coroutine set up in our code, we need to start and call the Coroutine. This works a bit different as calling a normal method.
For calling a Coroutine, we need to use StartCoroutine(<CoroutineName>);
We just want to start the Coroutine once. Therefore, we will call the StartCoroutine() method in void Start().
A working coroutine for this task should look like this:
