GameFlow
  • Overview
  • Installation
  • Hello, World!
  • Basics
  • Guides
    • Programs
    • Variables
    • Actions
    • Conditions
    • Flow Control
    • Parameters
    • Commands
    • Gamefabs
    • Lists
    • States
    • Vectors
    • Colors
    • GameObjects
    • Transforms
    • Game Management
    • Animation
    • Scene Management
    • Audio
    • Physics
    • Input Control
    • Maths
    • Text
    • Navigation
    • Paths
    • Object Pools
    • Raycasting
    • Timers
    • User Interface
    • 2D
    • Video
    • Materials
    • Shaders
    • Particles
    • Hierarchy
    • Application
    • Events
    • Camera
    • Other
    • Automation
    • Customization
    • Debugging
    • Documentation
    • Gizmos
    • Integration
    • Localization
    • Macros
    • Mobile
    • Multiplatform
    • Networking
    • Utilities
    • WebGL
    • Sharing
  • Reference
    • Programs
    • Actions
    • Conditions
    • Data
    • Tools
  • API
    • Custom Actions
    • Custom Conditions
    • Templates
    • Communication
    • Direct Execution
    • Event Listening
    • Reference
  • Tutorials
    • 01: Object rotation & Color change
    • 02: Moving a cube with Keys and Forces
    • 03: Simple camera shake effect
    • 04: Point and Click
    • 05: Typewriter
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API

The main objectives of the GameFlow API (Application Programming Interface) are extensibility and communication with other scripts. In concrete, the possibilites offered by the current version are the following:

  • Creating your own custom actions and custom conditions.

  • Building block sequences programmatically, like templates.

  • Communication like searching for specific GameFlow blocks in order to access their public properties and methods.

  • Direct execution of actions from your scripts.

  • Listening and reaction to GameFlow events from your scripts.

The usage of the API does not requiere expert knowledge of C#, but having at least some notions is recommended for an easier understanding of the companion examples.

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