gecs-component-designer

Network sync tiers in GECS components determine how observable data replicates across clients during multiplayer sessions. Designing components with proper network sync tiers ensures query filtering and property_changed emissions align with framework contracts for consistent state synchronization.

The best way to structure data resources in GECS for querying is building lean, well-typed component resources without embedded logic. This data-only structure allows the ECS framework to efficiently filter and query components during runtime.

You emit property_changed signals correctly by adhering to GECS framework compliance rules during component design. Structuring exported fields to trigger these emissions ensures observable data updates propagate properly for network synchronization and game state tracking.

You cannot include gameplay logic inside GECS components intended for network synchronization. Components must remain lean, data-only resources to ensure reliable serialization and framework compliance without introducing behavioral side effects during state replication.

GECS component serialization fails during runtime when components contain unexported fields, embedded logic, or non-compliant data structures. Ensuring components are lean, well-typed resources with properly exported properties resolves these framework contract violations.