Trigger Cursor Movement about bgcurve

[banshee-gzzz]

Oh, I see, thanks for information. We'll do some tests on IOS and I will post results here. In case there will be any issue with them we'll update the package.

[banshee-gzzz]

No more Reflection dependancy at runtime since 1.2.1
Tested on IOS, Android, WebGl

[banshee-gzzz]

Hi!
You can use BGCcCursorChangeLinear component (Cursor Change Linear) with speed set to 0.
Then change the speed when it's needed.
Here is an example:

public class Test : MonoBehaviour {

    private BGCcCursorChangeLinear changeCursor;

	void Start ()
	{
	    changeCursor = GetComponent<BGCcCursorChangeLinear>();
	}
	
	void OnGUI ()
	{
	    if (GUILayout.Button("Go Back")) changeCursor.Speed = -1;
            else if (GUILayout.Button("Stop")) changeCursor.Speed = 0;
            else if (GUILayout.Button("Go Forward")) changeCursor.Speed = 1;

    }
}

[woistjadefox]

Ahh I see! Thanks for the hint. I just didn't realize that there are more components on the object, since only BGCurve is visible in the inspector. Interesting that you could hide components from the inspector view completely, didn't know that is possible.

I've seen you are manipulating some vars via reflection for the inspector handling. Is this just in editor or also during run time?

[banshee-gzzz]

Mainly for the Editor, but some methods, related to Custom Fields handling and converting points between Inlined and GameObjects also use reflection in Runtime.
Do you have any concerns about reflection?

[woistjadefox]

Ok. I'm asking about reflection because the il2cpp scripting backend is AOT compiled and brings issues with certain reflection methods. (ios, webgl and some consoles make use of il2cpp in unity)

[banshee-gzzz]

Update: we did some quick tests using WebGl, and it works just fine.
However, we decided to get rid of reflection at runtime completely, cause it was a bad idea to use it.
We will update the package soon (and we 'll test it on Webgl and Ios).
Thank you a lot for your feedback, if you have any other thoughts about improving the asset, please, let us know.