Types

Every configuration object, union and helper type named elsewhere in this documentation has a page here. Each one states the shape of the type, what its fields mean, and which API accepts it.

The groups below follow the part of the framework a type is defined for. A type used in several places is listed once, under the part it was written for.

Story and actions

The types a scene body is written in, and the context an action or condition receives while it runs.

Dialogue and text

What a line of dialogue is made of, how a character is configured, and the component slot that draws the dialog box.

Menus and choices

One option in a menu: its prompt, the actions it leads to, and the conditions that disable or hide it.

Images, layers and color

The configuration of everything drawn on the stage, from a single image to the scene it sits in, and the color values they accept.

Position and animation

Where a displayable sits on the stage, and the easing, timing and properties a transform animates.

Audio

A sound’s own configuration, and the buses a game mixes it through.

Saves and stored data

The shape of a save file, the namespaced values it carries, and the backlog recorded alongside it.

Game configuration and runtime

What new Game() accepts, the player-facing preferences, the replaceable UI slots, and the tokens returned by the runtime.