• Completion of game levels
• Changes in player level
• Player joining and leaving events

Note: This Game Manager begins gameplay based on at least one player crossing into a Trigger Zone. If your game begins as soon as a player enters the world, additional modifications are required. See “Modifications” below.

• Game start:
  • In many worlds, gameplay begins as soon as a player enters the world. In Chop ‘N Pop, players are allowed to gather in a Lobby area and arm themselves before gameplay begins.
  • When one of the players enters a trigger, gameplay begins.
• Game over:
  • When all waves defined in the EnemyWaveManager.ts script have been completed, the event triggering the GameOver sequence is fired. All players are returned to the Lobby, and a new set of waves is initiated.

Note: When a player dies, the PlayerManager.ts moves the player back to the Lobby and respawns the player.

• Start Combat Trigger trigger zone hosts GameTrigger.ts
  • When this trigger zone is breached, the first wave of enemies is spawned.
  • Script dependencies:
    • Behavior.ts
    • EnemyWaveManager.ts
    • Events.ts
    • PlayerManager.ts
• Game Manager reference object hosts GameManager.ts
  • Script connects to the FightEnded event.
  • When the event is received, the GameOver function is executed.
  • Script dependencies:
    • Behavior.ts
    • Events.ts
    • PlayerManager.ts
• Events: The following events are used in this system:
  • FightStarted: when received by EnemyWaveManager.ts, this event launches the first wave.
  • FightEnded: when received by GameManager.ts, this event launches the GameOver function.

1. Copy content of GameManager.ts and GameTrigger.ts into scripts in your own world.
2. Attach GameManager.ts to a GameManager reference object.
   1. Tip: If your world is an FBS world, you can create an asset template directly from the GameManager reference object in your clone of this world. This method does not work for non-FBS worlds.
3. Create a Trigger Zone object in your world that is used to begin gameplay.
4. Attach GameTrigger.ts to the Trigger Zone object.
5. Copy content of all dependent scripts into corresponding scripts in your world.

• Shows a 3-second popup display to all players, announcing end of game and return to lobby
• Sends the GameReset event, which is received by:
  • EnemyWaveManager.ts
  • WorldAmmoSpawner.ts
• Calls the ResetAllPlayers() function in the PlayerManager

• When the first player triggers:
  • Create the waveManager variable, which is defined through the Behavior Finder to locate the EnemyWaveManager.ts script and retrieve the value of the waveManager script property.
  • This reference is passed as a parameter in the StartWaveGroup event to the receiving script to kick off the first wave of enemies.
• When the first and subsequent player trigger:
  • The player that triggered the trigger zone is moved to the inMatch list of players.

this.world.ui.showPopupForEveryone(text: string | i18n_utils.LocalizableText, displayTime: number, options?: Partial<PopupOptions>);

export declare type PopupOptions = {
    position: Vec3;
    fontSize: number;
    fontColor: Color;
    backgroundColor: Color;
    playSound: boolean;
    showTimer: boolean;
};