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Worldscript classes are defined using the <code>[WorldScript]</code> metadata:

[WorldScript color="176 196 222" icon="system/icons.png;416;128;32;32"]
class ScriptLink

Possible options for the metadata are:

* <code>color</code> specifies the color that the editor will show this script as when placed in a level. This can be a hexadecimal color (if it starts with <code>#</code>) or an RGB pair.
* <code>icon</code> contains the texture and coordinates of where the worldscript icon is that should be shown in editor, in the format <code>filename;x;y;width;height</code>.
* <code>alias</code> is an optional string that can be used as an alternative name for the script. This is useful when a class name has changed, so that it can still be loaded by level files that reference the script by its old name. You can specify multiple names here, separated by commas.

==Methods called from engine==
The engine calls the following functions, if they exist:

* <code>void Initialize()</code>
* <code>void Cleanup()</code>
* <code>void Update(int dt)</code>
* <code>void PostUpdate(int dt)</code>
* <code>SValue@ ServerExecute()</code>
* <code>void ClientExecute(SValue@)</code>
* <code>void OnEnabledChanged(bool enabled)</code>
* <code>void DebugDraw(vec2, SpriteBatch&)</code>
* <code>SValue@ Save()</code>
* <code>void Load(SValue@ save)</code>

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	* <code>SValue@ Save()</code>		* <code>SValue@ Save()</code>
	* <code>void Load(SValue@ save)</code>		* <code>void Load(SValue@ save)</code>
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		+	==Remarks==
		+	Worldscripts are only executable if they have a <code>ClientExecute</code> or a <code>ServerExecute</code> method. If neither of these methods exist, you can not target the worldscript to execute.

WorldScript Class - Revision history

Miss at 12:22, 19 June 2019

Miss: Created page with "Worldscript classes are defined using the [WorldScript] metadata: [WorldScript color="176 196 222" icon="system/icons.png;416;128;32;32"] class ScriptLink Pos..."

Miss: Created page with "Worldscript classes are defined using the `[WorldScript]` metadata: [WorldScript color="176 196 222" icon="system/icons.png;416;128;32;32"] class ScriptLink Pos..."