Class ViewEntry

Namespace

SurvivorsMaker.Presentation

Assembly

SurvivorsMaker.Presentation.dll

How one definition id looks. Either a prefab, or a sprite the default view renders.

public sealed class ViewEntry

Inheritance

object

ViewEntry

Inherited Members

object.GetType()

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

Constructors

ViewEntry()

public ViewEntry()

Fields

Icon

Icon for UI (shop, level-up, inventory). Falls back to Sprite.

public Sprite Icon

Field Value

Sprite

Id

Definition id: EnemyDef.Id, WeaponDef.Id, ItemDef.Id, CharacterDef.Id, or a pickup key.

public string Id

Field Value

string

Prefab

Optional prefab with an optional ICharacterVisual.

public GameObject Prefab

Field Value

GameObject

ProjectilePrefab

[Header("Projectile (weapons)")]
[Tooltip("Optional bullet prefab for this weapon's projectiles. Empty = Projectile Sprite, else the weapon's own look.")]
public GameObject ProjectilePrefab

Field Value

GameObject

ProjectileScale

[Tooltip("Bullet scale. 0 = use Scale.")]
public float ProjectileScale

Field Value

float

ProjectileSprite

[Tooltip("Optional bullet sprite for this weapon's projectiles.")]
public Sprite ProjectileSprite

Field Value

Sprite

ProjectileTint

[Tooltip("Bullet tint. Alpha 0 = use Tint.")]
public Color ProjectileTint

Field Value

Color

Scale

public float Scale

Field Value

float

Sprite

public Sprite Sprite

Field Value

Sprite

Tint

public Color Tint

Field Value

Color

Properties

EffectiveProjectileScale

public float EffectiveProjectileScale { get; }

Property Value

float

EffectiveProjectileTint

public Color EffectiveProjectileTint { get; }

Property Value

Color

HasProjectileVisual

True when projectiles of this id have a look of their own.

public bool HasProjectileVisual { get; }

Property Value

bool