Unity Flocking System with Jobs & Burst

This project implements a performant and scalable boid-like flocking system in Unity using the C# Job System and Burst Compiler. Each unit is a MonoBehaviour, but its logic is parallelized using IJobParallelFor, enabling efficient behavior updates for large numbers of agents.

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✨ Features

• Parallelized movement updates using Unity's C# Job System
• Behavior logic:
  • Cohesion: move toward local flockmates
  • Avoidance: steer away from nearby agents
  • Alignment: match heading with nearby agents
  • Bounds: steer back toward center of flock area
• Randomized flock parameter generation
• Burst Compilation for optimized math-heavy operations
• NativeList<T>[] used to store per-agent neighbor data
• Inspector-exposed fields for behavior weight tuning

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🔧 How It Works

1. Units are spawned randomly in a bounded 3D area.
2. In Update(), each agent gathers its nearby neighbors into NativeList<T>[] buffers.
3. These buffers are currently prepared but not yet fed into the MoveJob system.
4. A MoveJob runs with placeholder arrays to update movement vectors in parallel.
5. Final positions/rotations are applied back to each GameObject after the job finishes.

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🎮 How To Use

1. Attach Flock.cs to a GameObject in the scene.
2. Assign the FlockUnit prefab.
3. Tweak behavior weights and distances in the Inspector.
4. Play the scene to see units move with basic flocking logic.