BitQuirky.Core.Config

Assembly: BitQuirky.Core

BaseConfig

Category: Low-level runtime

C#

class BitQuirky.Core.Config.BaseConfig

Source declaration: ../bitquirky-core/Runtime/Config/BaseConfig.cs:39-62

Inherits: DataObject

Optional per-game configuration hook. A project needs a config asset only when it overrides a convention; at most one instance may exist in a project.

Responsibilities:

• Receives the GameLogic lifecycle first when present, before any other data object.
• Lets a game override the built scene list viaGetScenePaths.

Does NOT:

• Exist by requirement: builds use the enabled Editor Build Settings scenes by convention, and the assembly-definition generator owns its own ignore list.

Members

GetScenePaths(BaseConfig.BuildType buildType)

C#

public virtual string[] GetScenePaths(BitQuirky.Core.Config.BaseConfig.BuildType buildType)

Source declaration: ../bitquirky-core/Runtime/Config/BaseConfig.cs:60-61

Override to replace the build-scene convention (the enabled Editor Build Settings scenes). Returning null keeps the convention.

BuildType

Category: Low-level runtime

C#

enum BitQuirky.Core.Config.BaseConfig.BuildType

Source declaration: ../bitquirky-core/Runtime/Config/BaseConfig.cs:42-54

Underlying type: int

Kind of build a scene list is being requested for.

Members

Demo

C#

Demo = 0

Source declaration: ../bitquirky-core/Runtime/Config/BaseConfig.cs:47

Cut-down build for public demos.

Development

C#

Development = 1

Source declaration: ../bitquirky-core/Runtime/Config/BaseConfig.cs:49

Internal build with development tooling.

Release

C#

Release = 2

Source declaration: ../bitquirky-core/Runtime/Config/BaseConfig.cs:51

Build shipped to players.

Test

C#

Test = 3

Source declaration: ../bitquirky-core/Runtime/Config/BaseConfig.cs:53

Build used by automated tests.

ConfigLoader

Category: Low-level runtime

C#

class BitQuirky.Core.Config.ConfigLoader

Source declaration: ../bitquirky-core/Runtime/Config/ConfigLoader.cs:37-143

Inherits: DataObject

Bootstrap asset that tells the game which data object index and which optional per-game config to use. A game assigns it once at startup, throughInitializeor, with Addressables installed, InitializeAsync; everything that resolves data objects by name then goes through it.

Members

Config

C#

public BitQuirky.Core.Config.BaseConfig Config { get; }

Source declaration: ../bitquirky-core/Runtime/Config/ConfigLoader.cs:51

Per-game configuration asset, or null when the game relies entirely on conventions.

DataObjectIndex

C#

public BitQuirky.Core.Data.DataObjectIndex DataObjectIndex { get; }

Source declaration: ../bitquirky-core/Runtime/Config/ConfigLoader.cs:49

Index used to resolve data objects by name throughout the game.

Instance

C#

public static BitQuirky.Core.Config.ConfigLoader Instance { get; }

Source declaration: ../bitquirky-core/Runtime/Config/ConfigLoader.cs:58-70

The loader assigned byInitialize. In the editor, an uninitialized instance resolves by convention to the project’s unique ConfigLoader asset; a project without one yields null, because the loader is optional bootstrap wiring.

Initialize(ConfigLoader loader)

C#

public static void Initialize(BitQuirky.Core.Config.ConfigLoader loader)

Source declaration: ../bitquirky-core/Runtime/Config/ConfigLoader.cs:83-87

Assign the runtime instance directly (no Addressables required).

Parameters

• loader: Loader asset to use; asserts when null.

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