Developer Overlay
- Base:
- UNDeveloperOverlay
- Type:
- UNWorldAssemblyDeveloperOverlay
- Header File:
- NexusWorldAssembly/Public/NWorldAssemblyDeveloperOverlay.h
By going to Tools > NEXUS > World Assembly, you can create a UNEditorUtilityWidget wrapped version of /NexusWorldAssembly/WB_NWorldAssemblyDeveloperOverlay which will show the status of AssemblyOperations in flight.
This overlay (WB_NWorldAssemblyDeveloperOverlay) can be included in packaged builds and will function just like a UUserWidget-based widget.
Understanding The Bars​
Top-Level Bars​
Each Assembly Operation is given a top-level bar whilst it is running. On the left is the generated (or manually given) name of the Assembly Operation.
In the middle is the last Status Message broadcast out from any of the tasks, running underneath the operation. This messaging system operates on a thread-safe consumption model so it is used sparingly and mainly to convey top-level status.
On right, is a status of the known tasks completion (the progress bar reflects that ratio).
The CANCEL button allows for the cancellation of in-flight operations. It will provide signal to the numerous tasks not to continue / or output content. It is not an immediate tear down; it does its best to make it quick.
Secondary Channel Bars​
Some tasks open additional messaging channels to report back progress.
| Task | Description |
|---|---|
FNOrganGraphBuilderTask | Each task will create its own channel to provide feedback on its progress to place cells in the defined space. The left-most text indicates the <Phase>:<Index>_<OrganName> that is being operated on, with the number of attempts to satistisfy the requirements of that organ being used as the progress. |