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May 4, 2026

TemporaryEffect Component: Auto-Destroy, ITemporaryEffect, BecomeOrphan, and Editor Behavior

TemporaryEffect Component: Auto-Destroy with ITemporaryEffect Support destroys a after a set time, optionally waiting for child effects (particles, sounds) to f…

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May 20, 2026

IsValid Pattern: Safe Null and Destroyed Object Checks

Destroying a or doesn't erase the C# reference — the variable still holds a non-null but dead object. A plain check will pass on destroyed objects, leading to e…

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May 20, 2026

IsValid: Safe Null and Destroyed Object Checking in s&box

In s&box, destroying a or doesn't erase the C# reference — the variable still holds a non-null but dead object. Use instead of null checks. Common Patterns Guar…

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May 4, 2026

GameObjectFlags: DontDestroyOnLoad, NotNetworked, Absolute, and Destroy vs DestroyImmediate

GameObjectFlags: Controlling GameObject Behavior is a flags enum that controls special behaviors for GameObjects. Values Usage ```csharp // Survive scene loads …

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May 5, 2026

Components - s&box Documentation

Components A Component is added to a GameObject to provide functionality. This functionality can vary wildly. You could add a component that renders a model at …

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May 4, 2026

Scene Tick Order: Full Frame Pipeline — FixedUpdate, Update, PreRender, ProcessDeletes, and Stage Hooks

Scene Tick Order: The Full Frame Pipeline Understanding the exact order of operations in a scene tick is critical for writing correct game logic. Game Tick Orde…

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May 12, 2026

s&box SnapGrid: World-space snap grid overlay

SnapGrid: World-Space Snap Grid Overlay SnapGrid is a sealed class that manages a world-space snap grid overlay projected onto a surface plane. It is used by th…

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May 4, 2026

Sandbox: CleanupSystem — full scene cleanup and per-player cleanup with Ownable

Sandbox CleanupSystem — Scene Cleanup and Per-Player Cleanup is a that handles cleaning up spawned objects. It distinguishes between "baseline" objects (part of…

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May 5, 2026

GameObject - s&box Documentation

GameObject A GameObject is the fundamental building block of scenes in s&box. GameObjects have a transform (position, rotation, scale), can have parents and chi…

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May 4, 2026

s&box SceneNetworkSystem: Scene Loading and Snapshot Protocol

s&box SceneNetworkSystem: Scene Loading and Snapshot Protocol is the core networking system that manages scene loading, object spawning, and snapshot synchroniz…

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May 5, 2026

Ownership - s&box Networking Documentation

Ownership Network ownership determines which client or the host has authority over a networked GameObject. The owner controls synced properties and can send RPC…

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May 4, 2026

Sandbox: Weld tool — FixedJoint constraint with EasyMode rotation

Sandbox Weld Tool — Constraint Creation with EasyMode Rotation The Weld tool creates constraints between two GameObjects. It has an EasyMode that lets the playe…

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May 4, 2026

NetworkOrphaned: Controlling What Happens to a Networked Object When Its Owner Disconnects

NetworkOrphaned: What Happens When an Owner Disconnects When a networked 's owner disconnects, the enum controls what happens to the object. Options How It Work…

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May 3, 2026

Network Ownership System

Network Ownership System Control who simulates and updates networked GameObjects with the ownership system. Ownership Basics Every networked object has an Owner…

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May 4, 2026

Component Lifecycle: Full Callback Order — OnAwake, OnEnabled, OnStart, OnUpdate, OnFixedUpdate, OnDisabled, OnDestroy

Component Lifecycle: Full Callback Order s&box components have a well-defined lifecycle. Understanding the exact order prevents subtle bugs. Callback Order Key …

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May 20, 2026

Network Ownership: Transfer, IsProxy, and Orphaned Modes

Networked GameObjects can be owned by a connection. The owner simulates the object — controlling its position and sync properties. Unowned objects are simulated…

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May 20, 2026

Async Tasks and Coroutines in s&box Components

Async tasks in s&box run on the main thread by default, operating like coroutines. They are the recommended replacement for coroutines. Basic Async Method Frame…

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May 4, 2026

s&box Component Lifecycle: Exact Execution Order and Internal Guards

s&box Component Lifecycle: Exact Execution Order and Internal Guards Derived directly from and in the s&box engine source. Execution Order **** — Called once wh…

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May 4, 2026

IHotloadManaged: Preserving and Restoring State Across s&box Hotloads

IHotloadManaged: Preserving State Across s&box Hotloads When a class is hotloaded in s&box, all live instances are replaced with new instances of the updated ty…

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May 20, 2026

Network Ownership: Taking, Dropping, and Transferring Object Control

Networked GameObjects can be owned by a connection. Objects owned by a connection are simulated by that connection — their position and sync variables are contr…