PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody Class Reference

Customized for RFPS. More...

Inheritance diagram for PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody:

Collaboration diagram for PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody:

Public Types
enum	RecordOn { RecordOn.Destroy, RecordOn.Disable, RecordOn.Destroy, RecordOn.Disable }
enum	RecordOn { RecordOn.Destroy, RecordOn.Disable, RecordOn.Destroy, RecordOn.Disable }

Public Member Functions
void	OnApplyPersistentData ()
	When applying persistent data, check the variable. More...
void	OnLevelWillBeUnloaded ()
	If the level is being unloaded, this GameObject will be destroyed. More...
void	OnApplicationQuit ()
	If the application is ending, don't listen, as this can log errors in the console. More...
void	OnDestroy ()
	If the GameObject is destroyed, set its Lua variable true. More...
void	OnDisable ()
void	OnApplyPersistentData ()
	When applying persistent data, check the variable. More...
void	OnLevelWillBeUnloaded ()
	If the level is being unloaded, this GameObject will be destroyed. More...
void	OnApplicationQuit ()
	If the application is ending, don't listen, as this can log errors in the console. More...
void	OnDestroy ()
	If the GameObject is destroyed, set its Lua variable true. More...
void	OnDisable ()

Public Attributes
RecordOn	recordOn = RecordOn.Destroy
string	variableName = string.Empty
	Assign a Lua variable name to keep track of whether the GameObject has been destroyed. More...

Protected Member Functions
virtual void	OnEnable ()
	Only listen for OnDestroy if the script has been enabled. More...
virtual void	OnEnable ()
	Only listen for OnDestroy if the script has been enabled. More...

Protected Attributes
bool	listenForOnDestroy = false

Properties
string?	ActualVariableName [get]

Detailed Description

Customized for RFPS.

This persistent data component keeps track of when the GameObject has been destroyed or disabled. The next time the level or game is loaded, if the GameObject has previously been destroyed/disabled, this script will destroy/deactivate it again.

It also spawns a replacement dead body when destroyed/deactivated again when loading a game.

Member Enumeration Documentation

RecordOn [1/2]

enum PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.RecordOn

strong

Enumerator
Destroy
Disable
Destroy
Disable

RecordOn [2/2]

enum PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.RecordOn

strong

Enumerator
Destroy
Disable
Destroy
Disable

Member Function Documentation

OnApplicationQuit() [1/2]

void PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.OnApplicationQuit

(

)

If the application is ending, don't listen, as this can log errors in the console.

OnApplicationQuit() [2/2]

void PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.OnApplicationQuit

(

)

If the application is ending, don't listen, as this can log errors in the console.

OnApplyPersistentData() [1/2]

void PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.OnApplyPersistentData

(

)

When applying persistent data, check the variable.

If it's true, the GameObject has been destroyed previously, so destroy it now.

OnApplyPersistentData() [2/2]

void PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.OnApplyPersistentData

(

)

When applying persistent data, check the variable.

If it's true, the GameObject has been destroyed previously, so destroy it now.

OnDestroy() [1/2]

void PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.OnDestroy

(

)

If the GameObject is destroyed, set its Lua variable true.

OnDestroy() [2/2]

void PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.OnDestroy

(

)

If the GameObject is destroyed, set its Lua variable true.

OnDisable() [1/2]

void PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.OnDisable

(

)

OnDisable() [2/2]

void PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.OnDisable

(

)

OnEnable() [1/2]

virtual void PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.OnEnable ( )

protectedvirtual

Only listen for OnDestroy if the script has been enabled.

OnEnable() [2/2]

virtual void PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.OnEnable ( )

protectedvirtual

Only listen for OnDestroy if the script has been enabled.

OnLevelWillBeUnloaded() [1/2]

void PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.OnLevelWillBeUnloaded

(

)

If the level is being unloaded, this GameObject will be destroyed.

We don't want to count this in the variable, so disable the script.

OnLevelWillBeUnloaded() [2/2]

void PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.OnLevelWillBeUnloaded

(

)

If the level is being unloaded, this GameObject will be destroyed.

We don't want to count this in the variable, so disable the script.

Member Data Documentation

listenForOnDestroy

bool PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.listenForOnDestroy = false

protected

recordOn

RecordOn PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.recordOn = RecordOn.Destroy

variableName

string PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.variableName = string.Empty

Assign a Lua variable name to keep track of whether the GameObject has been destroyed.

If this is blank, it uses the name of the GameObject for the variable name. If the variable is true, the GameObject has been destroyed.

Property Documentation

ActualVariableName

string PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem.PersistentDeadBody.ActualVariableName

getprotected

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• D:/Documents/Unity Projects/Dialogue System/Dev/Integration/RFPS Integration/Assets/Dialogue System/Third Party Support/Realistic FPS Prefab/Scripts/PersistentDeadBody.cs