Summary

A GameObject can have many components, which are the building blocks of the game.

Properties

Active	True if this Component is enabled, and all of its ancestor GameObjects are enabled
Components	Access components on this component's GameObject
ComponentVersion	The version of the component. Used by Sandbox.JsonUpgrader.
DebugOverlay	Allows drawing of temporary debug shapes and text in the scene
Enabled	<para> The enable state of this Sandbox.Component. </para><para> This doesn't tell you whether the component is actually active because its parent Sandbox.GameObject might be disabled. This merely tells you what the component wants to be. You should use Sandbox.Component.Active to determine whether the object is truly active in the scene. </para>
Flags
GameObject	The GameObject this component belongs to.
Id
IsProxy	True if this is a networked object and is owned by another client. This means that we're not controlling this object, so shouldn't try to move it or anything.
IsValid
LocalPosition	The local position of the game object.
LocalRotation	The local rotation of the game object.
LocalScale	The local scale of the game object.
LocalTransform	The local transform of the game object.
Network
OnComponentDestroy
OnComponentDisabled
OnComponentEnabled
OnComponentFixedUpdate
OnComponentStart
OnComponentUpdate
Scene	The scene this Component is in. This is a shortcut for `GameObject.Scene`.
Tags
Transform	The transform of the GameObject this component belongs to. Components don't have their own transforms but they can access the transform of the GameObject they belong to. This is a shortcut for `GameObject.Transform`.
WorldPosition	The world position of the game object.
WorldRotation	The world rotation of the game object.
WorldScale	The world scale of the game object.
WorldTransform	The world transform of the game object.

Methods

AddComponent	Add a component to this GameObject
Deserialize
DeserializeImmediately	Deserialize this component as per Sandbox.Component.Deserialize(System.Text.Json.Nodes.JsonObject) but update Sandbox.Component.GameObject and Sandbox.Component property references immediately instead of having them deferred.
Destroy	Destroy this component, if it isn't already destroyed. The component will be removed from its GameObject and will stop existing. You should avoid interating with the component after calling this.
DestroyGameObject	Destroy the parent GameObject. This really only exists so when you're typing Destroy you realise that calling Destroy only destroys the Component - not the whole GameObject.
EditLogobsolete	Called when something on the component has been edited
GetComponent	Get a component on this GameObject
GetComponentInChildren	Get component on this GameObject or on descendant GameObjects
GetComponentInParent	Get component on this GameObject and on ancestor GameObjects
GetComponents	Get components on this GameObject
GetComponentsInChildren	Get components on this GameObject and on descendant GameObjects
GetComponentsInParent	Get components on this GameObject and on ancestor GameObjects
GetOrAddComponent	Add a component to this GameObject
Invoke	Invoke a method in x seconds. Won't be invoked if the component is no longer active.
Reset
Serialize

Static Methods

CopyToClipboard	Copy the target Sandbox.Component to the clipboard.
DispatchEdited	Run the Editor.EditorEvent.ISceneEdited.ComponentEdited(Sandbox.Component,System.String) event for the given property.
DispatchPreEdited	Run the Editor.EditorEvent.ISceneEdited.ComponentPreEdited(Sandbox.Component,System.String) event for the given property.
JsonRead
JsonWrite
PasteValues	Paste component values from clipboard to the target Sandbox.Component.