# Example Unity router, for a made-up game ("Frostline", Unity 6, IL2CPP) in the shape of a real
# one: a world and its wildlife. Its router.lua (see unity.md) would get from the boot screen into
# a world through the game's own menu functions.

[router]
id = "frostline"
name = "Frostline"
version = "0.1.0"
license = "CC-BY-4.0"
game_exe = "Frostline.exe"
units = { length = "m", up_axis = "y", handedness = "left" }

[router.launch]
steam_app = 4000002

[[block]]
id = "frostline.world"
name = "Frostline's Valley"
kind = "world"
description = "The frozen valley, drawn by the game from Fusion's camera with correct depth. Its ground goes into Fusion's Collision Hub, so props land on it."
gives = ["layer:color+depth", "collision"]
cost = { ram_gb = 2.5, gpu = "medium", must_stay_awake = true }

[block.bind]
map = "Valley"              # the scene the kit opens once the game has booted
camera = "OutputCamera"     # draws the final picture; the kit finds the camera that draws the world

[[block]]
id = "frostline.wildlife"
name = "Frostline's Wildlife"
kind = "npc_group"
description = "The valley's animals near Fusion's camera (with their health), in Fusion's entity registry."
gives = ["entities"]
actions = ["remove", "set_health", "move_to", "stop"]
cost = { ram_gb = 0.0, gpu = "none" }

[[block.bind.entity]]
class = "AnimalBrain"
kind = "animal"
name = "Animal"
health = "m_Health"
max_health = "m_MaxHealth"
spawn = "Animal_Elk"