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This is a value that stores a reference to the class of any type in [[:Category:Type]]. This does not store any [[Complex Types]].
This is a value that stores a reference to the class of any type in [[:Category:Type|List of Types]]. This does not store any [[Complex Types in Components|Complex Types]].


For example, Typing in "System.String" into the text field and hitting enter will store a reference to the class of the type [[Type:String|String]], which can be used with [[ProtoFlux:Type Color|Type Color (ProtoFlux Node)]] to get the color of the class that [[FrooxEngine]] assigns to that type. Or other implementations that require Types.
For example, Typing in <code>System.String</code> into the text field and hitting enter will store a reference to the class of the type [[Type:String|String]], which can be used with [[ProtoFlux:Type Color|Type Color (ProtoFlux Node)]] to get the color of the class that [[FrooxEngine]] assigns to that type. Or other implementations that require Types.
 
== Further Reading ==
* The Type's own type is [[Type:RuntimeType|RuntimeType]] (with the full name being <code>System.RuntimeType</code>), more information is found in the Microsoft documentation about [https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fundamentals/runtime-libraries/system-type System.Type].
* Types are useful for type comparison in [[Ref Hacking]].
 
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Latest revision as of 05:20, 26 June 2024

This is a value that stores a reference to the class of any type in List of Types. This does not store any Complex Types.

For example, Typing in System.String into the text field and hitting enter will store a reference to the class of the type String, which can be used with Type Color (ProtoFlux Node) to get the color of the class that FrooxEngine assigns to that type. Or other implementations that require Types.

Further Reading

  • The Type's own type is RuntimeType (with the full name being System.RuntimeType), more information is found in the Microsoft documentation about System.Type.
  • Types are useful for type comparison in Ref Hacking.