Crate bevy_scene

Provides scene definition, instantiation and serialization/deserialization.

Scenes are collections of entities and their associated components that can be instantiated or removed from a world to allow composition. Scenes can be serialized/deserialized, for example to save part of the world state to a file.

Modules

• prelude
• serde
  serde serialization and deserialization implementation for Bevy scenes.

Structs

• DynamicEntity
  A reflection-powered serializable representation of an entity and its components.
• DynamicScene
  A collection of serializable resources and dynamic entities.
• DynamicSceneBuilder
  A DynamicScene builder, used to build a scene from a World by extracting some entities and resources.
• DynamicSceneBundle
  A component bundle for a DynamicScene root.
• InstanceId
  Unique id identifying a scene instance.
• InstanceInfo
  Information about a scene instance.
• Scene
  To spawn a scene, you can use either:
• SceneBundle
  A component bundle for a Scene root.
• SceneInstance
  InstanceId of a spawned scene. It can be used with the SceneSpawner to interact with the spawned scene.
• SceneInstanceReady
  Emitted when crate::SceneInstance becomes ready to use.
• SceneLoader
  AssetLoader for loading serialized Bevy scene files as DynamicScene.
• ScenePlugin
  Plugin that provides scene functionality to an App.
• SceneSpawner
  Handles spawning and despawning scenes in the world, either synchronously or batched through the scene_spawner_system.

Enums

• SceneFilter
  A filter used to control which types can be added to a DynamicScene.
• SceneLoaderError
  Possible errors that can be produced by SceneLoader
• SceneSpawnError
  Errors that can occur when spawning a scene.

Functions

• scene_spawner
  System that will spawn scenes from SceneBundle.
• scene_spawner_system
  System that handles scheduled scene instance spawning and despawning through a SceneSpawner.
• serialize_ron
  Serialize a given Rust data structure into rust object notation (ron).