Class ChromaticAberration

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Constructors

constructor

Properties

active gameObject guid order sourceId?

Accessors

activeAndEnabled context destroyed enabled forward isPostProcessingEffect layer name postprocessingContext right scene static tag typeName up worldEuler worldPosition worldQuaternion worldRotation

Methods

addEventListener apply awake destroy dispatchEvent dispose earlyUpdate? init lateUpdate? onAfterRender? onBeforeRender? onBeforeXR? onCollisionEnter? onCollisionExit? onCollisionStay? onCreateEffect onDestroy onDisable onEditorModification onEffectEnabled onEnable onEnterXR? onLeaveXR? onPausedChanged? onPointerClick? onPointerDown? onPointerEnter? onPointerExit? onPointerMove? onPointerUp? onTriggerEnter? onTriggerExit? onTriggerStay? onUpdateXR? onValidate? onXRControllerAdded? onXRControllerRemoved? removeEventListener resolveGuids? setWorldPosition setWorldQuaternion setWorldRotation start? startCoroutine stopCoroutine supportsXR? unapply update?

Constructors

constructor

Properties

active

active: boolean = true

Whether the effect is active or not. Prefer using enabled instead.

Deprecated

gameObject

gameObject: GameObject

Reference to the GameObject this component is attached to This is a three.js Object3D with additional GameObject functionality

guid

guid: string = "invalid"

Unique identifier for this component instance, used for finding and tracking components

order

order: undefined | number = undefined

The order of this effect. The higher the order the later the effect will be applied in the post processing stack. This can be used to control the order of effects when multiple effects are applied.
It is recommended to use the PostProcessingEffectOrder constant to order your custom effects before or after built-in effects.

Default

undefined (no specific order set, will be applied in the order of registration)

Example

import { PostProcessingEffectOrder } from "@needle-tools/engine"

export class MyCustomEffect extends PostProcessingEffect {
   order: PostProcessingEffectOrder.Bloom + 1; // render after bloom
   // This will ensure that the effect is applied after the bloom effect in the post processing stack.
   // ... the rest of your effect code
}

OptionalsourceId

sourceId?: string

Identifier for the source asset that created this component. For example, URL to the glTF file this component was loaded from

Accessors

activeAndEnabled

  • get activeAndEnabled(): boolean

    Checks if this component is currently active (enabled and part of an active GameObject hierarchy) Components that are inactive won't receive lifecycle method calls

    Returns boolean

    True if the component is enabled and all parent GameObjects are active

context

  • get context(): Context

    The context this component belongs to, providing access to the runtime environment including physics, timing utilities, camera, and scene

    Returns Context

  • set context(context: Context): void

    Parameters

    Returns void

destroyed

  • get destroyed(): boolean

    Checks if this component has been destroyed

    Returns boolean

    True if the component or its GameObject has been destroyed

enabled

  • get enabled(): boolean

    Controls whether this component is enabled Disabled components don't receive lifecycle callbacks

    Returns boolean

  • set enabled(val: boolean): void

    Parameters

    • val: boolean

    Returns void

forward

  • get forward(): Vector3

    Gets the forward direction vector (0,0,-1) of this component's GameObject in world space

    Returns Vector3

isPostProcessingEffect

  • get isPostProcessingEffect(): boolean

    Returns boolean

layer

  • get layer(): number

    The layer value of the GameObject this component is attached to Used for visibility and physics filtering

    Returns number

name

  • get name(): string

    The name of the GameObject this component is attached to Used for debugging and finding objects

    Returns string

  • set name(str: string): void

    Parameters

    • str: string

    Returns void

ProtectedpostprocessingContext

  • get postprocessingContext(): null | PostProcessingEffectContext

    Returns null | PostProcessingEffectContext

right

  • get right(): Vector3

    Gets the right direction vector (1,0,0) of this component's GameObject in world space

    Returns Vector3

scene

  • get scene(): Scene

    Shorthand accessor for the current scene from the context

    Returns Scene

    The scene this component belongs to

static

  • get static(): boolean

    Indicates whether the GameObject is marked as static Static objects typically don't move and can be optimized by the engine

    Returns boolean

  • set static(value: boolean): void

    Parameters

    • value: boolean

    Returns void

tag

  • get tag(): string

    The tag of the GameObject this component is attached to Used for categorizing objects and efficient lookup

    Returns string

  • set tag(str: string): void

    Parameters

    • str: string

    Returns void

typeName

  • get typeName(): string

    Returns string

up

  • get up(): Vector3

    Gets the up direction vector (0,1,0) of this component's GameObject in world space

    Returns Vector3

worldEuler

  • get worldEuler(): Euler

    Gets the rotation of this component's GameObject in world space as Euler angles (in radians)

    Returns Euler

  • set worldEuler(val: Euler): void

    Sets the rotation of this component's GameObject in world space using Euler angles (in radians)

    Parameters

    • val: Euler

      The world rotation Euler angles to set

    Returns void

worldPosition

  • get worldPosition(): Vector3

    Gets the position of this component's GameObject in world space.
    Note: This is equivalent to calling this.gameObject.worldPosition

    Returns Vector3

  • set worldPosition(val: Vector3): void

    Sets the position of this component's GameObject in world space

    Parameters

    • val: Vector3

      The world position vector to set

    Returns void

worldQuaternion

  • get worldQuaternion(): Quaternion

    Gets the rotation of this component's GameObject in world space as a quaternion Note: This is equivalent to calling this.gameObject.worldQuaternion

    Returns Quaternion

  • set worldQuaternion(val: Quaternion): void

    Sets the rotation of this component's GameObject in world space using a quaternion

    Parameters

    • val: Quaternion

      The world rotation quaternion to set

    Returns void

worldRotation

  • get worldRotation(): Vector3

    Gets the rotation of this component's GameObject in world space as Euler angles (in degrees)
    Note: This is equivalent to calling this.gameObject.worldRotation

    Returns Vector3

  • set worldRotation(val: Vector3): void

    Sets the rotation of this component's GameObject in world space using Euler angles (in degrees)

    Parameters

    • val: Vector3

      The world rotation vector to set (in degrees)

    Returns void

Methods

addEventListener

  • addEventListener<T extends Event>(type: string, listener: (evt: T) => any): void

    Registers an event listener for the specified event type

    Type Parameters

    Parameters

    • type: string

      The event type to listen for

    • listener: (evt: T) => any

      The callback function to execute when the event occurs

    Returns void

apply

  • apply(ctx: PostProcessingEffectContext): undefined | void | EffectProviderResult

    Apply post settings. Make sure to call super.apply() if you also create an effect

    Parameters

    • ctx: PostProcessingEffectContext

    Returns undefined | void | EffectProviderResult

awake

  • awake(): void

    Called once when the component becomes active for the first time. This is the first lifecycle callback to be invoked

    Returns void

destroy

  • destroy(): void

    Destroys this component and removes it from its GameObject After destruction, the component will no longer receive lifecycle callbacks

    Returns void

dispatchEvent

  • dispatchEvent(evt: Event): boolean

    Dispatches an event to all registered listeners

    Parameters

    • evt: Event

      The event object to dispatch

    Returns boolean

    Always returns false (standard implementation of EventTarget)

dispose

OptionalearlyUpdate

  • earlyUpdate(): void

    Called at the beginning of each frame before regular updates. Use for logic that needs to run before standard update callbacks.

    Returns void

init

OptionallateUpdate

  • lateUpdate(): void

    Called after all update functions have been called. Use for calculations that depend on other components being updated first.

    Returns void

OptionalonAfterRender

  • onAfterRender(): void

    Called after the scene has been rendered. Use for post-processing or UI updates that should happen after rendering

    Returns void

OptionalonBeforeRender

  • onBeforeRender(frame: null | XRFrame): void

    Called immediately before the scene is rendered.

    Parameters

    • frame: null | XRFrame

      Current XRFrame if in an XR session, null otherwise

    Returns void

OptionalonBeforeXR

  • onBeforeXR(mode: XRSessionMode, args: XRSessionInit): void

    Called before an XR session is requested Use to modify session initialization parameters

    Parameters

    • mode: XRSessionMode

      The XR session mode being requested

    • args: XRSessionInit

      The session initialization parameters that can be modified

    Returns void

OptionalonCollisionEnter

OptionalonCollisionExit

OptionalonCollisionStay

onCreateEffect

  • onCreateEffect(): EffectProviderResult

    implement to create a effect once to be cached in the base class. Make sure super.apply() is called if you also override apply

    Returns EffectProviderResult

onDestroy

  • onDestroy(): void

    Called when the component is destroyed. Use for cleanup operations like removing event listeners

    Returns void

onDisable

  • onDisable(): void

    Called every time the component becomes disabled or inactive in the hierarchy. Invoked when the component or any parent GameObject becomes invisible

    Returns void

onEditorModification

  • onEditorModification(
        modification: EditorModification,
    ): undefined | boolean | void

    Called when a modification is made through the external editor (called from @needle-tools/editor-sync)

    Parameters

    • modification: EditorModification

      The modification that was made in the external editor

    Returns undefined | boolean | void

    false if you want the editor package to apply the modification. Otherwise it's expected that your code handles applying the change

ProtectedonEffectEnabled

onEnable

OptionalonEnterXR

OptionalonLeaveXR

OptionalonPausedChanged

  • onPausedChanged(isPaused: boolean, wasPaused: boolean): void

    Called when the context's pause state changes.

    Parameters

    • isPaused: boolean

      Whether the context is currently paused

    • wasPaused: boolean

      The previous pause state

    Returns void

OptionalonPointerClick

OptionalonPointerDown

OptionalonPointerEnter

OptionalonPointerExit

OptionalonPointerMove

OptionalonPointerUp

OptionalonTriggerEnter

OptionalonTriggerExit

OptionalonTriggerStay

OptionalonUpdateXR

OptionalonValidate

  • onValidate(prop?: string): void

    Called when a field decorated with @validate() is modified.

    Parameters

    • Optionalprop: string

      The name of the field that was changed

    Returns void

OptionalonXRControllerAdded

OptionalonXRControllerRemoved

removeEventListener

  • removeEventListener<T extends Event>(
        type: string,
        listener: (arg: T) => any,
    ): void

    Removes a previously registered event listener

    Type Parameters

    Parameters

    • type: string

      The event type the listener was registered for

    • listener: (arg: T) => any

      The callback function to remove

    Returns void

OptionalresolveGuids

  • resolveGuids(guidsMap: GuidsMap): void

    Called when this component needs to remap guids after an instantiate operation.

    Parameters

    • guidsMap: GuidsMap

      Mapping from old guids to newly generated guids

    Returns void

setWorldPosition

  • setWorldPosition(x: number, y: number, z: number): void

    Sets the position of this component's GameObject in world space using individual coordinates

    Parameters

    • x: number

      X-coordinate in world space

    • y: number

      Y-coordinate in world space

    • z: number

      Z-coordinate in world space

    Returns void

setWorldQuaternion

  • setWorldQuaternion(x: number, y: number, z: number, w: number): void

    Sets the rotation of this component's GameObject in world space using quaternion components

    Parameters

    • x: number

      X component of the quaternion

    • y: number

      Y component of the quaternion

    • z: number

      Z component of the quaternion

    • w: number

      W component of the quaternion

    Returns void

setWorldRotation

  • setWorldRotation(x: number, y: number, z: number, degrees?: boolean): void

    Sets the rotation of this component's GameObject in world space using individual Euler angles

    Parameters

    • x: number

      X-axis rotation

    • y: number

      Y-axis rotation

    • z: number

      Z-axis rotation

    • degrees: boolean = true

      Whether the values are in degrees (true) or radians (false)

    Returns void

Optionalstart

  • start(): void

    Called once at the beginning of the first frame after the component is enabled. Use for initialization that requires other components to be awake.

    Returns void

startCoroutine

  • startCoroutine(routine: Generator, evt?: FrameEvent): Generator

    Starts a coroutine that can yield to wait for events. Coroutines allow for time-based sequencing of operations without blocking. Coroutines are based on generator functions, a JavaScript language feature.

    Parameters

    • routine: Generator

      Generator function to start

    • evt: FrameEvent = FrameEvent.Update

      Event to register the coroutine for (default: FrameEvent.Update)

    Returns Generator

    The generator function that can be used to stop the coroutine

    Example

    Time-based sequencing of operations

    *myCoroutine() {
      yield WaitForSeconds(1); // wait for 1 second
      yield WaitForFrames(10); // wait for 10 frames
      yield new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 1000)); // wait for a promise to resolve
    }

    Example

    Coroutine that logs a message every 5 frames

    onEnable() {
      this.startCoroutine(this.myCoroutine());
    }
    private *myCoroutine() {
      while(this.activeAndEnabled) {
        console.log("Hello World", this.context.time.frame);
        // wait for 5 frames
        for(let i = 0; i < 5; i++) yield;
      }
    }

stopCoroutine

  • stopCoroutine(routine: Generator, evt?: FrameEvent): void

    Stops a coroutine that was previously started with startCoroutine

    Parameters

    • routine: Generator

      The routine to be stopped

    • evt: FrameEvent = FrameEvent.Update

      The frame event the routine was registered with

    Returns void

OptionalsupportsXR

  • supportsXR(mode: XRSessionMode): boolean

    Determines if this component supports a specific XR mode

    Parameters

    • mode: XRSessionMode

      The XR session mode to check support for

    Returns boolean

    True if the component supports the specified mode

unapply

  • unapply(): void

    Reset previously set values (e.g. when adjusting settings on the renderer like Tonemapping)

    Returns void

Optionalupdate

  • update(): void

    Called once per frame during the main update loop. The primary location for frame-based game logic.

    Returns void

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