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Game.Prefabs.CommercialCompanyData

Assembly: Assembly-CSharp.dll
Namespace: Game.Prefabs

Type: struct

Base: System.ValueType, implements Unity.Entities.IComponentData, Unity.Entities.IQueryTypeParameter

Summary:
CommercialCompanyData is an empty marker/tag component used by the game's ECS (Unity.Entities) to mark or identify commercial company prefabs/entities. The struct is deliberately empty (no managed fields) but is annotated with a StructLayout attribute specifying Size = 1 so it has a non-zero size for interop/serialization reasons. Because it implements IComponentData and IQueryTypeParameter it can be attached to entities and used in ECS queries and query parameter APIs.

Fields

  • This struct declares no instance fields.
    Note: the type is attributed with [StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential, Size = 1)] to ensure a non-zero size at the native layout level even though it carries no data.

Properties

  • This type defines no properties.

Constructors

  • The struct has the default parameterless constructor provided by C#. No custom constructors are declared.

Methods

  • No methods are declared on this type.

Usage Example

// Add as a tag component when creating an entity
var archetype = entityManager.CreateArchetype(typeof(Game.Prefabs.CommercialCompanyData), /* other components */);
Entity companyEntity = entityManager.CreateEntity(archetype);

// Or add the component to an existing entity
entityManager.AddComponentData(companyEntity, new Game.Prefabs.CommercialCompanyData());

// Querying for entities with the tag (example in a SystemBase)
Entities
    .WithAll<Game.Prefabs.CommercialCompanyData>()
    .ForEach((Entity e /*, other params */) =>
    {
        // handle commercial company entities
    })
    .Schedule();

Additional notes: - Because this is a tag (marker) component it is typically used only for filtering or tagging entities; it carries no runtime data. - The StructLayout(Size = 1) is often used to avoid issues where zero-sized structs may behave inconsistently in some interop/serialization scenarios.