Game.Prefabs.ObjectRequirementType

Assembly: Game
Namespace: Game.Prefabs

Type: enum (flags)

Base: System.Enum (underlying type: System.UInt16)

Summary:
A bitmask enum used to express requirements or special handling rules for prefab object selection/placement. It is decorated with [Flags], so multiple values can be combined using bitwise operations. Typical use is to mark that an object is "select only" (cannot be placed directly) or to indicate that explicit selection/placement should be ignored.

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Fields

• SelectOnly = 1
  Indicates the object is selectable but not intended for normal explicit placement. Consumers can treat this as "only available for selection" or "not placeable via standard placement UI".

• IgnoreExplicit = 2
  Indicates explicit placement or explicit selection should be ignored for this object. Used to skip typical explicit-handling paths when processing prefabs.

Properties

• This enum exposes no properties of its own. Use standard enum/bitmask checks (e.g., HasFlag or bitwise operations) to query values.

Constructors

• Enums do not declare constructors in user code. The underlying runtime provides default construction semantics for enum values.

Methods

• This enum itself declares no methods. Use standard System.Enum and bitwise patterns:
• value.HasFlag(ObjectRequirementType.SelectOnly)
• (value & ObjectRequirementType.IgnoreExplicit) != 0
• Enum.ToString(), casting, etc.

Usage Example

// Combine flags
ObjectRequirementType flags = ObjectRequirementType.SelectOnly | ObjectRequirementType.IgnoreExplicit;

// Check flags
if ((flags & ObjectRequirementType.SelectOnly) != 0)
{
    // Treat as selectable-only
}

if (flags.HasFlag(ObjectRequirementType.IgnoreExplicit))
{
    // Skip explicit placement handling
}

// Clearing a flag
flags &= ~ObjectRequirementType.IgnoreExplicit;