Custom Scripting
Information about custom scripting support and limitations.
Custom C# Scripting is NOT supported.
Custom JavaScript IS supported, however.
Due to limitations of with AoT platforms, it is not possible for REACH Explorer to dynamically load .NET assemblies at runtime.
For more details on why this is not possible, see this article by Unity: https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/ScriptingRestrictions.html
Does that mean I can't use ANY custom C#?
No, that's not what this means. REACH Explorer has support in it's core engine for specific assets. You can see a list of assets that REACH Explorer supports here:
You may use the (unmodified) scripts provided in these assets, and they will work within the REACH Explorer app.
Is there any other languages supported?
Yes! We have a JavaScript module that you can use to write custom scripts. See this section for more information.
What about Visual Scripting for custom behavior?
Yes! You can utilize Visual Scripting to make complex custom behaviors that you would otherwise do in C#. REACH Explorer supports the following visual scripting systems:
Limitations
The following limitations apply not only to custom Javascript, but also PlayMaker and Unity Visual Scripting.
Be aware that for security reasons, there are limitations in place that may prevent you from doing certain operations with custom scripts. See the information below.
OpenURL
SendMessage
SendMessageUpwards
BroadcastMessage
Find
FindWithTag
FindAnyObjectByType
FindObjectsByType
FindObjectOfType
FindObjectsOfType
FindObjectsOfTypeAll
FindObjectsOfTypeIncludingAssets
FindSceneObjectsOfType
DontDestroyOnLoad
System.IO
System.Reflection
System.Web
System.Http
Resources
AssetBundle
JavaScript Supported Assemblies
Here's a full list of all the supported assemblies in the custom JavaScript module.
netstandard 2.1
MetaverseCloudEngine.Unity
MetaverseCloudEngine.Common
MetaverseCloudEngine.ApiClient
UnityEngine.CoreModule
UnityEngine.PhysicsModule
UnityEngine.TerrainModule
UnityEngine.AudioModule
UnityEngine.UIModule
UnityEngine.InputModule
Unity.InputSystem
Cinemachine
Unity.VisualScripting
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