Installation

This guide explains how to set up and launch a world to process GameObject instances. In the Init method, you need to specify:

• maxThread: the number of threads that will be used to process all GameObject instances.
• frameInterval: the time in milliseconds that will be spent processing a single tick.

Example of world configuration:

World world = new World();
world.Init(maxThread: 8, frameInterval: 100);

Creating and adding components:

To add functionality to GameObject instances, components are created. Below is an example of creating a simple component:

public class TestComponent : Component
{
    // Component logic
}

After that, the component can be added to a GameObject:

GameObject obj = new GameObject("Test");
obj.AddComponent<TestComponent>();

Or using a constructor:

obj.AddComponent(new TestComponent());

Adding objects to the world:

Once a GameObject is created and configured, it must be added to the world for processing:

world.AddGameObject(obj);

Now, all scripts attached to this GameObject will be processed within the game loop, bound to one of the threads.