sdk-component-implementation

You implement SDK components by defining protobuf types, developing C# systems, and registering them in the Unity explorer's ComponentsContainer. This end-to-end implementation covers protocol definition, CRDT component creation, and ECS world integration for scene-to-explorer communication.

Defining protobuf types for Decentraland ECS components is the starting point for SDK implementation, establishing the protocol for scene-to-explorer communication. This protocol definition step generates the code needed before developing C# systems and registering CRDT components.

You register a new CRDT component in the ComponentsContainer and StaticContainer during the C# system development phase. Proper component registration within the Unity explorer ensures the new SDK component integrates correctly with the ECS world.

Yes, you can use C# lifecycle, properties, and cleanup system patterns for robust Decentraland SDK component behavior. These system patterns are essential for managing the end-to-end implementation and ensuring proper cleanup within the Unity explorer ECS world.

Yes, you need Unity and protobuf to create custom interactive objects, as the implementation requires defining protobuf types for the protocol and developing C# systems in the Unity explorer. This ensures proper integration with the ComponentsContainer and ECS world.