Quickly find all particles on the scene without using GetComponent

I need to quickly find all particles on the scene without using GetComponent. Perhaps in the engine there is some pool of all existing particles at the moment to have direct access to them? Like Scene.GetRootGameObjects () to find all root objects, but for particles or objects with particle systems.

 

why?

 

I'm confused, if you move the parent transform, the particle systems will also move, so what the issue?

To get around having to call a ton of GetComponent, have a list and add and remove to it as you create new particle systems, so that way you'll have like one GetComponent every once in a while, which should be fine.

 

I move all the objects on the scene in one frame. This is necessary to make an endless world and overcome the inaccuracy of the float. There are two lists in the script: ordinary root objects and objects with a particle system. Now I search in each script for any events of creating objects (Instantiate, new GameObject, CreatePrimitive), deleting objects (Destroy) and manipulating the hierarchy (gameObject.parent) and accordingly add objects to the list or delete from it. Then, when the player moves too far from the zero coordinates, I move the whole world to zero. I plan to simplify this system so that I do not have to climb into every script. I will search all root objects with help Scene.GetRootGameObjects () and move them in one frame. This should not affect performance much, as the search only occurs on root objects. But in many child objects will be particle systems, which I also need to move. I can not use the GetComponent on the whole scene, because it will hit the performance. What is the way to move all particles on the scene, without using heavy operations, like GetComponent?

I need to search for all the objects and move them all, including all particles, in one frame, so the Object.FindObjectsOfType does not fit. It's a pity, apparently i'll have to come up with another solution

 

If the particles are in the world coordinate system, their movement does not depend on the movement of the parent (like fire or sparks). Therefore, you need to find each particle separately and move it

 

What kind of custom space are you talking about? Is this what I described?