Examples of org.terasology.engine.ComponentSystemManager

org.terasology.engine.ComponentSystemManager
Simple manager for component systems. The manager takes care of registering systems with the Core Registry (if they are marked as shared), initialising them and unloading them. The ComponentSystemManager has two states:
- Inactive: In this state the registered systems are created, but not initialised
- Active: In this state all the registered systems are initialised
It becomes active when initialise() is called, and inactive when shutdown() is called. @author Immortius

        return "Awaiting Character Spawn...";
    }


    @Override
    public boolean step() {
        ComponentSystemManager componentSystemManager = CoreRegistry.get(ComponentSystemManager.class);
        for (UpdateSubscriberSystem updater : componentSystemManager.iterateUpdateSubscribers()) {
            updater.update(0.0f);
        }
        LocalPlayer localPlayer = CoreRegistry.get(LocalPlayer.class);
        ClientComponent client = localPlayer.getClientEntity().getComponent(ClientComponent.class);
        if (client != null && client.character.exists()) {

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        return !componentSystems.hasNext();
    }


    @Override
    public void begin() {
        ComponentSystemManager csm = CoreRegistry.get(ComponentSystemManager.class);
        componentSystems = csm.iterateAll().iterator();
    }

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