Method DestroyEntity
DestroyEntity(NativeArray<Entity>)
Destroys all entities in an array.
Declaration
public void DestroyEntity(NativeArray<Entity> entities)Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| NativeArray<Entity> | entities | An array containing the Entity objects of the entities to destroy. |
Remarks
Important: This method creates a sync point, which means that the EntityManager waits for all currently running jobs to complete before destroying the entity. No additional jobs can start before the method is finished. A sync point can cause a drop in performance because the ECS framework might not be able to use the processing power of all available cores.
DestroyEntity(NativeSlice<Entity>)
Destroys all entities in a slice of an array.
Declaration
public void DestroyEntity(NativeSlice<Entity> entities)Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| NativeSlice<Entity> | entities | The slice of an array containing the Entity objects of the entities to destroy. |
Remarks
Important: This method creates a sync point, which means that the EntityManager waits for all currently running jobs to complete before destroying the entity. No additional jobs can start before the method is finished. A sync point can cause a drop in performance because the ECS framework might not be able to use the processing power of all available cores.
DestroyEntity(Entity)
Destroys an entity.
Declaration
public void DestroyEntity(Entity entity)Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Entity | entity | The Entity object of the entity to destroy. |
Remarks
Important: This method creates a sync point, which means that the EntityManager waits for all currently running jobs to complete before destroying the entity. No additional jobs can start before the method is finished. A sync point can cause a drop in performance because the ECS framework might not be able to use the processing power of all available cores.