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| language/script-example | language/scripts-and-lifecycle | 1 | Animated script example | ScriptGuideOriginal.aescene | engine.Script |
Animated script example
The original spinner uses Ready and Update to rotate and bob. Its exported Speed, Bob and Rate fields can be edited in the Inspector.
Run a smaller example that moves its own node when Play starts:
package demo
script MoveOnReady {
func Ready() {
node.SetPosition(Vec2{2, 0})
}
}