Hi!
I am using UnityTimer in the context of additive scenes. I have a main scene as a kind of manager scene that is never unloaded, but it cannot be the active scene most of the time. It needs to hold the TimerManager because the other scenes are all volatile. My workaround for now was to spawn a dummy timer at startup in the main scene and setting it to loop so it will always be there.

Would it be OK to make the TimerManager class public instead and add it manually from a different script in the main scene?

void Start()
{
 GameObject managerObject = new GameObject { name = "TimerManager" };
 managerObject.AddComponent<Timer.TimerManager>();
}

I made a little test and it seems to work, but I am not sure if there are going to be problems if TimerManager is public.

Thanks!
Jan