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Guide
- Move sets
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- The variation harness
- Getting content into a running game
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- Entity queries
- Booleans and handoff
- The editing pipeline
- Element selection
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- Foliage mode
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- Building to a number
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- Writing an editor plugin
- Block-out shapes
- Booting an application
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- Growing a forest
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- Grass
- Mesh booleans
- Mesh operations
- Mesh surfaces
- Networked players
- Players and possession
- Splines
- Terrain brushes
- The terrain heightfield
- Painting a terrain
- Sculpting a heightfield
- Saving and restoring a world
- Admission, health and the control plane
- Durable state and the ledger
- Placing players
- Placing realms
- Shards, keys and specs
- The cluster
- The service plane
- Transfer tickets
- Transferring players
- Upgrading a fleet
- Writing a realm
- Drawing foliage
- Drawing grass
- Impostors
- Culling and streaming instances
- Turning on dynamic global illumination
- Meshes and materials, type by type
- Drawing particles
- Lighting a scene in lux and lumens
- Making a room look different
- The post-processing node kinds
- Making everything cast a shadow
- Drawing a terrain
By kind
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Releases1

OverlayAnchor

enum

Core/Vixen.Engine/Diagnostics/Overlays/OverlaySurface.cs:14

csharp

public enum OverlayAnchor

Which corner of the screen a panel is pinned to.

No guide page documents this yet — the page shows what the code says about itself.

Remarks

Corners rather than free coordinates, because overlays are written independently and must not have to agree on where each other is. Each corner is a stack: panels pinned to it are laid out one after another in registration order, so turning one on does not move the rest sideways.

Fields and properties (4)

TopLeft
The top left, which is where frame statistics conventionally live.
TopRight
The top right.
BottomLeft
The bottom left.
BottomRight
The bottom right.

Used by (9)

AudioOverlayVixen.Audio
ConsoleOverlayVixen.Engine
DiagnosticOverlayTestsVixen.Engine.Tests
FrameGraphOverlayVixen.Engine
FrameStatsOverlayVixen.Engine
IDiagnosticOverlayVixen.Engine
LogOverlayVixen.Engine
OverlaySurfaceVixen.Engine
RecordingVixen.Engine.Tests