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GDevelop/Extensions/ExampleJsExtension/dummywithshareddataruntimebehavior.ts
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Arthur Pacaud bc606ed1be Add a console to the games debugger (#2770)
* When launching the Debugger to inspect a game, open the Console to see internal messages sent by the game, JavaScript code or the game engine.
* This is an advanced feature that is useful to find issues in your game or to see if your game is displaying any internal error.
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namespace gdjs {
const logger = new gdjs.Logger('Dummy behavior (with shared data)');
export class DummyWithSharedDataRuntimeBehavior extends gdjs.RuntimeBehavior {
_textToSet: string;
constructor(
runtimeScene: gdjs.RuntimeScene,
behaviorData: any,
owner: gdjs.RuntimeObject
) {
super(runtimeScene, behaviorData, owner);
// Here you can access to the behavior data (JSON declared in JsExtension.js)
// using behaviorData:
this._textToSet = behaviorData.property1;
// You can also access to the shared data:
const sharedData = runtimeScene.getInitialSharedDataForBehavior(
behaviorData.name
);
this._textToSet = (sharedData as any).sharedProperty1;
// You can also run arbitrary code at the creation of the behavior:
logger.log(
'DummyWithSharedDataRuntimeBehavior was created for object:',
owner
);
logger.log('The shared data are:', sharedData);
}
updateFromBehaviorData(oldBehaviorData, newBehaviorData): boolean {
if (oldBehaviorData.property1 !== newBehaviorData.property1) {
this._textToSet = newBehaviorData.property1;
}
// Return true to specify that the new behavior data have been applied
// (false if you can't do it, which will disable hot-reload for the behavior).
return true;
}
onDeActivate() {}
doStepPreEvents(runtimeScene) {
// This is run at every frame, before events are launched.
this.owner
.getVariables()
.get('VariableSetFromBehavior')
.setString(this._textToSet);
}
doStepPostEvents(runtimeScene) {
// This is run at every frame, after events are launched.
}
}
gdjs.registerBehavior(
'MyDummyExtension::DummyBehaviorWithSharedData',
gdjs.DummyRuntimeBehavior
);
}