VSCode extension with helpful code snippets for Bevy Engine.
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Initializes a Bevy application with default plugins and runs it.
plugin init
Provides a template for initializing a Bevy plugin.
add system
Provides a template for adding a system to Bevy.
Components
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component struct
Generates a component struct with the #[derive(Component)] attribute.
component enum
Generates a component enum with the #[derive(Component)] attribute.
state enum
Generates a state enum with various attributes such as #[derive(States)], #[default], etc.
Params
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mut commands
Declares a mutable Commands resource.
res
Declares a resource of type Res<T>, where T is the specified type.
res asset
Declares a resource of type Res<AssetServer>.
res texture atlas
Declares a mutable resource of type ResMut<Assets<TextureAtlas>>.
res state
Declares a resource of type Res<State<T>>, where T is the specified type.
res nextstate
Declares a mutable resource of type ResMut<NextState<T>>, where T is the specified type.
res keycode
Declares a resource of type Res<Input<KeyCode>> and assigns it to the variable kb.
query
Declares a query for components of type T and U, where T is the specified type and U is the specified component.
query only
Declares a query for components of type T only, where T is the specified type.
Events
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event reader
Declares a mutable EventReader<T> where T is the specified event type.
event wirte
Declares a mutable EventWriter<T> where T is the specified event type.
event handle
Iterates over the specified iterator 1 and assigns each element to the variable 0. The code block within the loop is executed for each element.
Others
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run instate
Wraps the system or command in a run_if function with the condition in_state(${0}), where ${0} is the specified state. This ensures that the system or command is only executed if the current state matches the specified state.
