package.facepunch.testbed This is used as a reference When applied to a component, the component will be able to provide the color to use for certain UI editor elements A component with this interface will run in the editor A component with this interface can react to collisions A component with this interface can react to network events A component with this interface will draw on the overlay on the camera A component that lets you change its color A component with this interface can react to interactions with triggers Used to store a list of planes that an object is going to hit, and then remove velocity from them so the object can slide over the surface without going through any of the planes. If opaque there's no need to sort particles, because they will write to the depth buffer during the opaque pass. The pixel offset for each color channel. These values should be very small as it's in UV space. (0.004 for example) X = Red Y = Green Z = Blue This should be added to a camera that you want to outline stuff This component should be added to stuff you want to be outlined If defined, the glow will use this material rather than a generated one. The colour of the glow outline The colour of the glow when the mesh is obscured by something closer. Color of the inside of the glow Color of the inside of the glow when the mesh is obscured by something closer. The color of the vignette or the "border" The center of the vignette in relation to UV space. This means a value of {0.5, 0.5} is the center of the screen Component that creates a projected decal relative to its GameObject. The material to use for this decal The size of the decal. x being width, y being the height, z being the projection distance Tint the decal Updates the based on a GameObject's transform. Updates the parameters on an on this GameObject based on the skeletal data from SteamVR. Useful for quick hand posing based on controller input. Updates this GameObject's transform based on a given tracked object (e.g. left controller, HMD). A list of component methods that are deferred and batched into groups, and exected in group order. This is used to ensure that components are initialized in a predictable order. The order of this enum is critical. The component has been deserialized. This callback is used to resolve GameObjects from a string GameObject ID. The component has been deserialized, or edited in the editor An opportunity for the component to load any data they need to load The component is awake. Called only once, on first enable. Component has been enabled Component has been disabled Component has been destroyed GameObject actually deleted Flags to search for Components. I've named this something generic because I think we can re-use it to search for GameObjects too. Components that are enabled Components that are disabled Components nn this object Components in our parent Components in all ancestors (parent, their parent, their parent, etc) Components in our children Components in all decendants (our children, their children, their children etc) Stop being the network owner Is this gameobject enabled? Hide this object in heirachy/inspector Don't save this object to disk, or when duplicating Auto created - it's a bone Auto created - it's an attachment Testing something a bit dynamic to make sure serialized properly