The Deserialize method is responsible for populating a GameObject instance with data from a JSON object. This method is virtual, allowing derived classes to override it to provide custom deserialization logic. The method takes two parameters: a JsonObject that contains the serialized data, and a DeserializeOptions object that specifies options for the deserialization process.
To use the Deserialize method, you need to have a JsonObject that represents the serialized state of a GameObject. You also need to specify any deserialization options using the DeserializeOptions parameter. Call the method on an instance of GameObject to apply the serialized data to it.
// Example of using the Deserialize method JsonObject jsonObject = new JsonObject(); // Assume jsonObject is populated with serialized data DeserializeOptions options = new DeserializeOptions(); GameObject gameObject = new GameObject(); gameObject.Deserialize(jsonObject, options); // The gameObject is now populated with data from jsonObject