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Module Introduction

Important Attention Reminder

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Basic Introduction​

Game Stage Integration Module (FSM concept), where GSI stands for Game Stage Integration. The lack of an integration system during game development often results in fragmented operations between game systems.

Game stages are generally divided into:

  • StartupStage (Startup Phase)
  • LogoStage (Logo Phase)
  • HotfixStage (Hotfix Phase)
  • PrepareStage (Preparation Phase)
  • PatchStage (Resource Hot Update Phase)
  • LoginStage (Login Phase)
  • LobbyStage (Lobby Phase)
  • FightStage (Battle Phase)

And so on. The above examples outline the general division of game stages, but the actual stages should primarily be created based on your own planning. Once the game stages are planned, use GSIFrame to directly integrate and switch between them (after stage division, you can implement the operations for each stage independently).

How to Use​

Default API​

public static int GetCurrentId()

public static U GetStage<U>() where U : GSIBase

public static U GetStage<U>(int id) where U : GSIBase

public static void AddStage<U>() where U : GSIBase, new()

public static void AddStage<U>(int id) where U : GSIBase, new()

public static void AddStage(int id, GSIBase gameStage)

public static void DeleteStage<U>() where U : GSIBase

public static void DeleteStage(int id)

public static void ChangeStage<U>(bool force = false) where U : GSIBase

public static void ChangeStage(int id, bool force = false)

public static void Start()

public static void Update(float dt = 0.0f)