Type:IField`1: Difference between revisions

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The IField<T> type is an Interface Type that designates the object it is applied to as something that is a field of type T. This includes anything that is exposed within the Scene Inspector UI.

In addition to every feature that IValue implements, this type makes things implementing it:

Have the ability to be driven.
Synced by default, requiring a drive to become local.

Like IValue, the T type for IFields must be a Value Type.

Interfaces Implemented

Types Implementing IField

Type:SyncField`1
- Notably, Type:SyncRef`1 is actually a SyncField<RefID>, meaning it is also an IField<RefID>.

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+[[File:Inspector With ValueField And ReferenceField.webp|thumb|right|alt=An inspector containing a ValueField<int> and ReferenceField<Slot>.|All "fields" in an inspector are themselves an IField. In this image, the <code>persistent</code>, <code>UpdateOrder</code>, <code>Enabled</code>, and <code>Value</code> fields are of type [[Type:Sync`1|Sync<T>]], which implements IField. <code>Reference</code> is a [[Type:SyncRef`1|SyncRef<Slot>]], which is an IField<RefID>.]]
-A IField<nowiki><T></nowiki> is a interface type used to reference a field of type T which stores a value, reference, Type or delegate.
+The '''IField<nowiki><T></nowiki>''' type is an [[Interface Type|Interface Type]] that designates the object it is applied to as something that is a field of type <code>T</code>. This includes anything that is exposed within the [[Scene Inspector]] UI.
+In addition to every feature that [[Type:IValue|IValue]] implements, this type makes things implementing it:
+* Have the ability to be [[Drive|driven]].
+* Synced by default, requiring a drive to become local.
+Like IValue, the <code>T</code> type for IFields must be a [[Value Type]].
+== Interfaces Implemented ==
+* [[Type:ISyncMember]]
+** [[Type:IWorldElement]]
+** [[Type:ILinkable]]
+* [[Type:IValue`1]]
+** [[Type:IChangeable]]
+** [[Type:IInitializable]]
+== Types Implementing IField ==
+* [[Type:SyncField`1]]
+** Notably, [[Type:SyncRef`1]] is actually a <code>SyncField<RefID></code>, meaning it is also an <code>IField<RefID></code>.
-Using the ToString_object node on this will show you the object stored inside.
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