WorldScreenGuard

public static class WorldScreenGuard

Namespace NodeWorld.SDK.Client.XR.

What a world may not do to the player's view (plan Flux B3, « L'UI du client s'affiche au-dessus du monde »), held at every frame after everything the world runs (its FL# scripts, animators, UI events) and before the cameras render (WorldScreenGuardFrame): - a camera of the world draws only into a render texture: one that would draw on the screen, and in the headset, over the player's view and the client's interface is turned off (a mirror, a security camera keep working); - a canvas of the world drawn on the screen (Screen Space Overlay, or Screen Space Camera without a camera) sorts under the client's screen canvases: its sorting order comes down to ClientUi.WorldScreenOrderMax; - the layer of the client's interface in the world (ClientUi.Layer) is not the world's: an object of the world found on it goes to Default. The client tracks each world scene it loads (TrackScene), the FL# engine each object it makes (Track: copies, network copies).

Methods#

TrackScene#

public static void TrackScene(Scene scene)

A world scene was loaded: its cameras and canvases are held from now on, its objects leave the client's layer.

UntrackScene#

public static void UntrackScene(Scene scene)

The world scene was unloaded.

Track#

public static void Track(GameObject root)

An object of the world (and its children, active or not): held as the scene's are.

IsWorldCamera#

public static bool IsWorldCamera(Camera camera)

The camera belongs to a world scene (its own cameras, the cameras its scripts made).

IsWorldObject#

public static bool IsWorldObject(GameObject gameObject)

The object belongs to a world scene.