@adatechnology/game-floorplan-three 0.6.0 → 0.8.0

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -50,6 +50,8 @@ interface HouseRendererOptions {
     destruction?: any;
     /** `createDestructionRenderer(THREE, { scene, world })` of `@adatechnology/game-destruction-three`: draws fracture, collapse, fragments, spalls and the rebar cage on the house's meshes. */
     destructionRenderer?: any;
+    /** Milliseconds per frame the house may spend repainting damaged walls (chipped plaster, holes); events of one frame are painted together. Default `Infinity` (all of them at the frame's flush); a game loop sets a few ms. */
+    breachPaintBudgetMs?: number;
     /** The interactables kit, injected: `{ GameInteractables, GameInteractablesHousehold, GameInteractablesThree, adapter (optional), adapterOptions, locale, region, items, effects, camera, onEvent, onSeat }`. */
     interactives?: any;
     /** The vegetation packages, injected: `{ GameVegetation, GameVegetationSpecies }`. */
@@ -654,11 +656,13 @@ interface WallPiece {
     /**
      * Once a drawing from `build` is in a destruction world as `objectId` (with this `spec`), the house renderer follows its events and draws on it what
      * a generic destruction renderer cannot: the bricks that shots and blows knock out (`chip`) and the opening of a breach, as gaps in the wall's
-     * courses. `restore` puts the wall back (after `world.reset`), `dispose` stops following.
+     * courses. `restore` puts the wall back (after `world.reset`), `dispose` stops following. `update` paints the damage of the events since the last call, once
+     * per wall (call it every frame; without it the damage is painted 100 ms after the event).
      */
     follow(root: any, world: any, objectId: string): {
         restore(): void;
         dispose(): void;
+        update(): void;
     } | null;
 }
 /**