The '''DynamicVariableSpace''' component is used to separate dynamic variables into namespaces.
The '''DynamicVariableSpace''' component is used to separate dynamic variables into namespaces.
Since dynamic variables are, by default, created on the slot of the nearest parent DynamicVariableSpace, this component provides control over where the root of that space is, as well as part of the path name to be referenced when using a consumer of dynamic variables, such as [[DynamicValueVariableDriver`1 (Component) | DynamicValueVariableDriver`1]]. For more info see [[Dynamic Variables]].
Since dynamic variables are, by default, created on the slot of the nearest parent DynamicVariableSpace, this component provides control over where the root of that space is, as well as part of the path name to be referenced when using a consumer of dynamic variables, such as [[DynamicValueVariableDriver`1 (Component) | DynamicValueVariableDriver`1]]. For more info see [[Dynamic Variables]].
{{Note|Having multiple of these components (with the same space name) in the same hierarchy can cause unintended behaviour. If your having issues with using this component, consider placing this higher in the hierarchy or avoid duplicating a slot that uses this component.|warning}}
{{Note|Having multiple of these components (with the same space name) in the same hierarchy can cause unintended behaviour. If you're having issues with using this component, consider placing this higher in the hierarchy or avoid duplicating a slot that uses this component.|warning}}
== Usage ==
== Usage ==
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== Behavior ==
== Behavior ==
== Examples ==
== Examples ==
By default worlds have a DynamicVariableSpace named "World" and users have a DynamicVariableSpace named "User"
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DynamicVariableSpace component as seen in the Scene Inspector
Introduction
The DynamicVariableSpace component is used to separate dynamic variables into namespaces.
Since dynamic variables are, by default, created on the slot of the nearest parent DynamicVariableSpace, this component provides control over where the root of that space is, as well as part of the path name to be referenced when using a consumer of dynamic variables, such as DynamicValueVariableDriver`1. For more info see Dynamic Variables.
Having multiple of these components (with the same space name) in the same hierarchy can cause unintended behaviour. If you're having issues with using this component, consider placing this higher in the hierarchy or avoid duplicating a slot that uses this component.
