Photon Quantum
2.1.1
Global entities configuration More...
Public Attributes | |
| CommitCommandsModes | CommitCommandsMode = CommitCommandsModes.OnFrameSimulationBegin |
| When "remove component" and "destroy entity" commands should be committed, effectively cleaning and freeing the data from components' buffers. More... | |
| ComponentBufferConfig[] | ComponentTypeConfiguration |
| Allows overriding config values on a per-component level More... | |
| int | DefaultComponentBlockCapacity = 128 |
| Default value for how many components are stored together in a continuous block of memory More... | |
| int | DefaultEntityCapacity = 1024 |
| The starting capacity of internal entity and component buffers More... | |
Global entities configuration
| CommitCommandsModes Quantum.Core.FrameBase.EntitiesConfig.CommitCommandsMode = CommitCommandsModes.OnFrameSimulationBegin |
When "remove component" and "destroy entity" commands should be committed, effectively cleaning and freeing the data from components' buffers.
Both commands still take immediate effect from a semantic perspective, e.g.: checking if the entity exists will return false as soon as the "destroy entity" method is called.
Commiting commands on CommitCommandsModes.OnFrameSimulationBegin will ensure that performing Physics Queries is safe, even after the frame simulation ends (from Unity), but might result in a larger total amount of memory reserved in case many entities are destroyed AND created in the same frame (analogous for "component removal").
| int Quantum.Core.FrameBase.EntitiesConfig.DefaultEntityCapacity = 1024 |
The starting capacity of internal entity and component buffers
| int Quantum.Core.FrameBase.EntitiesConfig.DefaultComponentBlockCapacity = 128 |
Default value for how many components are stored together in a continuous block of memory
| ComponentBufferConfig [] Quantum.Core.FrameBase.EntitiesConfig.ComponentTypeConfiguration |
Allows overriding config values on a per-component level