StressTest_150_ASLObjects_Support Class

Used to hold the starting color of the object this script is attached to - allowing switch back to this color when no one is selecting it

Inheritance Hierarchy

SystemObject
  Object
    Component
      Behaviour
        MonoBehaviour
          StressTestingStressTest_150_ASLObjects_Support

Namespace: StressTesting
Assembly: Assembly-CSharp (in Assembly-CSharp.dll) Version: 0.0.0.0

Syntax

public class StressTest_150_ASLObjects_Support : MonoBehaviour

Public Class StressTest_150_ASLObjects_Support
	Inherits MonoBehaviour

public ref class StressTest_150_ASLObjects_Support : public MonoBehaviour

type StressTest_150_ASLObjects_Support =  
    class
        inherit MonoBehaviour
    end

The StressTest_150_ASLObjects_Support type exposes the following members.

Constructors

	Name	Description
	StressTest_150_ASLObjects_Support	Initializes a new instance of the StressTest_150_ASLObjects_Support class

Methods

	Name	Description
	Move	Move object based on button input - as this code is called from the update loop, it will send the maximum amount of packets as possible (about 2100 packets for a single quick click) Generally, this is a bad thing, but the point is to stress the system. Bottom line - know that if you want a lot of dynamically moving ASL objects in your scene. you should not do set it up like this stress test does, there are better ways to do it (look up delegates)
	Start	Start function - called right away
	Update	Move object based on button inputs

Fields

	Name	Description
	m_MyObjectOriginalColor	The original color of the object this class gets assigned to