Game.Prefabs.ObjectStatusType

Assembly: Game (likely compiled into Assembly-CSharp in Unity builds)
Namespace: Game.Prefabs

Type: enum

Base: System.Enum (underlying type: System.Int32)

Summary:
Enumeration that represents various status types that a prefab object can have in the game. These statuses are used by game systems (resource handling, fire/damage simulation, AI/tourist logic, etc.) to determine behavior and presentation of prefabs in the world.

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Fields

• WoodResource
  Represents that the object is a wood resource (e.g., a harvestable/collectible resource). Value = 0.

• FireHazard
  Indicates the object is considered a fire hazard (used by fire simulation and risk assessment). Value = 1.

• Damage
  Marks the object as damaged (may affect visuals, functionality, or require repairs). Value = 2.

• Destroyed
  Indicates the object has been destroyed (removed/ruined state). Value = 3.

• ExtractorPlaceholder
  Used for extractor-related prefabs as a placeholder state (e.g., for resource extractor placement or preview). Value = 4.

• Tourist
  Marks the object as related to tourist functionality (affects tourism systems or visitor behavior). Value = 5.

Properties

• None declared on this enum.
  Enums have no instance properties beyond those inherited from System.Enum; use the enum values directly.

Constructors

• None declared.
  As with all enums, values are defined at compile-time. The enum uses the default underlying integer constructor semantics.

Methods

• No custom methods are declared on this enum.
  Inherited members from System.Enum and System.ValueType are available, such as:
• ToString()
• HasFlag(Enum)
• Enum.Parse / Enum.TryParse
• CompareTo(object)

Usage Example

// Assigning a status
Game.Prefabs.ObjectStatusType status = Game.Prefabs.ObjectStatusType.WoodResource;

// Checking a status
if (status == Game.Prefabs.ObjectStatusType.FireHazard)
{
    // handle fire hazard logic
}

// Switch over statuses
switch (status)
{
    case Game.Prefabs.ObjectStatusType.Damaged:
    case Game.Prefabs.ObjectStatusType.Damage:
        // show damaged visuals
        break;
    case Game.Prefabs.ObjectStatusType.Destroyed:
        // remove or disable object
        break;
}

// Example: storing status on a prefab/component
public class PrefabStatusComponent : MonoBehaviour
{
    public Game.Prefabs.ObjectStatusType Status;

    void Start()
    {
        if (Status == Game.Prefabs.ObjectStatusType.Tourist)
        {
            // apply tourist-specific behavior
        }
    }
}