game-module-registry

To manage game modules in UrhoX, use a centralized module registry system that handles discovery, loading, and dependency resolution for game subsystems. It validates standardized metadata contracts to ensure modularity and consistency across pluggable components.

Yes, you can hot-plug and dynamically unload game subsystems at runtime using Lua. The plugin system supports flexible design by enabling runtime loading and unloading of modular game components within the UrhoX engine environment.

A module metadata contract defines standardized compliance rules for game subsystems. You need it during game development to ensure consistency and validate that pluggable components meet the required structural standards before being loaded into the module registry.

Yes, the UrhoX Lua module registry supports validating plugin compliance. It checks game subsystems against standardized metadata contracts to ensure each module meets the required specifications before discovery and loading.

You need the UrhoX engine and Lua language environment set up before initializing a game module registry. These dependencies are required to handle module discovery, dependency resolution, and the runtime plugin system management.

Game subsystem loading fails during dependency resolution when required dependencies are missing or when the module fails to meet standardized metadata contracts. The registry validates compliance and resolves dependencies before allowing a module to load.