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C# (CSharp) ISceneController.CameraNext Examples
Programming Language:
C# (CSharp)
Class/Type:
ISceneController
Method/Function:
CameraNext
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LoadResources(9)
CreateTestScene(3)
AfterInitialization(2)
DestoryResources(2)
Resume(2)
Restart(2)
GetRenderMode(2)
Pause(2)
Initialization(2)
LoadScene(1)
OnActive(1)
OnClose(1)
OnDeactive(1)
OnSceneClosing(1)
OnOpen(1)
SceneEnter(1)
PrepareToUnload(1)
RegisterScene(1)
SceneClose(1)
Activate(1)
GetScore(1)
Init(1)
AddNoteResult(1)
GetCollector(1)
Dispose(1)
Destroy(1)
Deactivate(1)
CreateUIScene(1)
CreateNote(1)
CreateLine(1)
CreateGlobalScene(1)
ChangeActionManager(1)
CameraNext(1)
Begin(1)
Apply(1)
SceneExit(1)
Frequently Used Methods
LoadResources (9)
CreateTestScene (3)
AfterInitialization (2)
DestoryResources (2)
Resume (2)
Restart (2)
GetRenderMode (2)
Pause (2)
Initialization (2)
LoadScene (1)
Frequently Used Methods
OnActive (1)
OnClose (1)
OnDeactive (1)
OnSceneClosing (1)
OnOpen (1)
SceneEnter (1)
PrepareToUnload (1)
RegisterScene (1)
SceneClose (1)
Activate (1)
GetScore (1)
Init (1)
AddNoteResult (1)
GetCollector (1)
Dispose (1)
Destroy (1)
Deactivate (1)
CreateUIScene (1)
CreateNote (1)
CreateLine (1)
Frequently Used Methods
GetScore (1)
Init (1)
AddNoteResult (1)
GetCollector (1)
Dispose (1)
Destroy (1)
Deactivate (1)
CreateUIScene (1)
CreateNote (1)
CreateLine (1)
CreateGlobalScene (1)
ChangeActionManager (1)
CameraNext (1)
Begin (1)
Apply (1)
SceneExit (1)
Frequently Used Methods
CreateGlobalScene (1)
ChangeActionManager (1)
CameraNext (1)
Begin (1)
Apply (1)
SceneExit (1)
Example #1
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public void CameraNext() { _currentSceneController.CameraNext(); }
