Common components

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This page describes how to use very common components.

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ValueUserOverride

The component ValueUserOverride<T> can be found in Transform->Drivers and is used to override a value locally for a user.

It takes a few options in to work:

• Target - Which value you with to locally override
• PersistentOverrides - When checked, the overrides will persist after saving the map or object in question
• Default - Sets the default value for someone that doesn’t have an override
• CreateOverrideOnWrite - Makes it so when someone changes the value, an override will be created automatically for them

Overrides may also be created manually by referencing a userid (U-<snowflake ID>) and a value.

ValueCopy

The component ValueCopy<T> can be found in Transform->Drivers and is used to copy a value from a field to another.

It takes in a few options:

• Source - The source from which the value is copied
• Destination - Where to copy the value
• WriteBack - When checked, it means the target can write back its value to the source

Note that it is possible to automatically create those by grabbing a field, dropping it onto another and selecting the “Drive” option in the context menu that appears.

SmoothValue

The component SmoothValue<T> can be found in Transform->Drivers and is used to make a numerical value transition smoothly with a defined speed.

It takes a few options:

• TargetValue - The value you want it to transition to
• Speed - The speed you want to transition to be at
• WriteBack - Allows the target of the SmoothValue<T> to write its value back into the TargetValue
• Value - The target value you need to transition