Class LDtkReferenceToAnEntityInstance

This object describes the "location" of an Entity instance in the project worlds.

Properties

EntityIid

Type	Description
System.String

LayerIid

Type	Description
System.String

LevelIid

Type	Description
System.String

WorldIid

Type	Description
System.String

Methods

FindEntity()

Finds the iid Entity GameObject.

Returns

Type	Description
LDtkIid	The iid component of this entity reference

Remarks

This function uses Object.FindObjectsOfType if a cached component is not found, so it is slow and not recommended to use every frame. However if the object is found, it is cached.
In most cases you can use GetEntity() instead as long as the object you are looking for is active. If the object you are looking for is inactive, you can try this.

FindLayer()

Finds the iid Layer GameObject.

Returns

Type	Description
LDtkIid	The iid component of this entity reference

Remarks

This function uses Object.FindObjectsOfType if a cached component is not found, so it is slow and not recommended to use every frame. However if the object is found, it is cached.
In most cases you can use GetLayer() instead as long as the object you are looking for is active. If the object you are looking for is inactive, you can try this.

FindLevel()

Finds the iid Level GameObject.

Returns

Type	Description
LDtkIid	The iid component of this entity reference

Remarks

This function uses Object.FindObjectsOfType if a cached component is not found, so it is slow and not recommended to use every frame. However if the object is found, it is cached.
In most cases you can use GetLevel() instead as long as the object you are looking for is active. If the object you are looking for is inactive, you can try this.

FindWorld()

Finds the iid World GameObject.

Returns

Type	Description
LDtkIid	The iid component of this entity reference

Remarks

This function uses Object.FindObjectsOfType if a cached component is not found, so it is slow and not recommended to use every frame. However if the object is found, it is cached.
In most cases you can use GetWorld() instead as long as the object you are looking for is active. If the object you are looking for is inactive, you can try this.

GetEntity()

Gets a iid GameObject.

Returns

Type	Description
LDtkIid	The iid component that matches the iid.

Remarks

The objects are only available after their OnEnable. Otherwise, try using FindEntity().
If the iid component exists but this returned null, then make sure the referenced component is active and accessed after it's OnEnable.

GetLayer()

Gets a iid GameObject.

Returns

Type	Description
LDtkIid	The iid component that matches the iid.

Remarks

The objects are only available after their OnEnable. Otherwise, try using FindLayer().
If the iid component exists but this returned null, then make sure the referenced component is active and accessed after it's OnEnable.

GetLevel()

Gets a iid GameObject.

Returns

Type	Description
LDtkIid	The iid component that matches the iid.

Remarks

The objects are only available after their OnEnable. Otherwise, try using FindLevel().
If the iid component exists but this returned null, then make sure the referenced component is active and accessed after it's OnEnable.

GetWorld()

Gets a iid GameObject.

Returns

Type	Description
LDtkIid	The iid component that matches the iid.

Remarks

The objects are only available after their OnEnable. Otherwise, try using FindWorld().
If the iid component exists but this returned null, then make sure the referenced component is active and accessed after it's OnEnable.