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| − | Space supports two separate scripting runtimes - Lua and C#; for most uses, we strongly recommending using the Lua variant, as it is cross-platform compatible. (C#/.NET only work for Standalone clients). Our Lua runtime runs optimally in all platforms including WebGL; and utilises the same API as the C# variant.
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| − | '''Note: We had originally announced JavaScript as our cross-platform runtime, however after implementation we've found our Lua runtime performs considerably better and with greater stability.'''
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| − | ==Notes on the Lua implementation==
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| − | * We do not place many limits on scripts, however scripts must return execution context every 5000 (configurable) instruction cycles (scripts are run in a deterministic single-threaded manner for compatibility with HTML5/WebGL where threading does not yet exist). Exceeding this will have your script forcibly interrupted.
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| − | * Using coroutines or binding to a regularly firing event (e.g. OnUpdate()) is a way of continuing a long running script.
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| − | * Scripts run in the client (for server scripts see [[Scripting/Server Scripts]])
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Latest revision as of 05:40, 21 September 2022
This page has moved to: https://docs.sine.space/v/scripting/
