The IsValid property of the Resource class indicates whether the resource is currently valid. This property is useful for checking if the resource is in a state that can be used or manipulated within the engine.
The IsValid property of the Resource class indicates whether the resource is currently valid. This property is useful for checking if the resource is in a state that can be used or manipulated within the engine.
Use the IsValid property to verify the validity of a resource before performing operations on it. This can help prevent errors or exceptions that may occur if the resource is not in a valid state.
// Example of checking if a resource is valid
Resource myResource = GetResource();
if (myResource.IsValid)
{
// Proceed with operations on the resource
// e.g., myResource.Load();
}
else
{
// Handle the invalid resource case
// e.g., log an error or attempt to reload the resource
}