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Game.Prefabs.IncomeSourceInfo

Assembly: Assembly-CSharp
Namespace: Game.Prefabs

Type: class

Base: System.Object

Summary:
A simple serializable data container used by prefabs to describe an income source for game systems (e.g., tax/earnings categories). Contains a color used for visualization and an IncomeSource reference/identifier from the Game.City namespace. Marked with Unity's [Serializable] so instances can be serialized and shown/edited in the Unity inspector when used as part of other serializable objects.

Fields

  • public UnityEngine.Color m_Color
    A Unity color used to represent this income source visually (for UI, overlays, legend, etc.). Public and serializable so it appears in the inspector.

  • public Game.City.IncomeSource m_IncomeSource
    The income source identifier (type or enum) defined in the Game.City namespace. Represents which income category this entry refers to. Public and serializable.

Properties

  • This class does not declare any C# properties. It only exposes public fields.

Constructors

  • public IncomeSourceInfo()
    The implicit default constructor. No custom construction logic is defined in the class; instances are typically created and initialized in code or via Unity's serialization when used as part of a prefab/asset.

Methods

  • This class does not declare any methods.

Usage Example

using UnityEngine;
using Game.Prefabs;
using Game.City;

// Create and initialize manually
var info = new IncomeSourceInfo();
info.m_Color = Color.green;
info.m_IncomeSource = IncomeSource.Taxes; // example; actual enum/value depends on Game.City.IncomeSource

// Typical usage: part of a larger serializable prefab class that Unity will show in the inspector
[Serializable]
public class MyPrefabData
{
    public IncomeSourceInfo[] incomeSources;
}

Additional notes: - Because the class is marked [Serializable] and uses public fields, Unity will serialize and display instances inside other serialized objects (ScriptableObjects, MonoBehaviours, prefab data). - The exact members/values of Game.City.IncomeSource are defined elsewhere (Game.City namespace) — treat m_IncomeSource as the link to that type.