Class Party

Namespace

GrindFest

Assembly

GrindFest.dll

Must be partial � the OneJS [EventfulProperty] source generator only processes partial classes. This allows useEventfulState(party, 'Gold') in TSX components for reactive currency display.

public class Party

Inheritance

object

Party

Fields

Assembly

AutomaticParty

GameMode

GoldMultiplier

Heroes

LastDiagnostics

MagicFindMultiplier

Name

PlayerId

Stash

Properties

AchievementPoints

Reactive view of _achievementPoints; raises OnAchievementPointsChanged when the value actually changes.

AllHeroesDead

Arrows

CursedCoins

Reactive view of _cursedCoins; raises OnCursedCoinsChanged when the value actually changes.

Gems

Reactive view of _gems; raises OnGemsChanged when the value actually changes.

Gold

Reactive view of _gold; raises OnGoldChanged when the value actually changes.

GoldCap

GoldPickupRefusedVersion

Reactive view of _goldPickupRefusedVersion; raises OnGoldPickupRefusedVersionChanged when the value actually changes.

InscribedNodesVersion

Reactive view of _inscribedNodesVersion; raises OnInscribedNodesVersionChanged when the value actually changes.

InscribedPrestigeNodes

LevelCap

LifetimeGems

LifetimeGold

LifetimeSouls

MaxHeroes

PlayTime

SelectedHero

The hero the player currently controls, or null when there is none.

Answers null for a destroyed hero on purpose: Unity's fake-null does not survive the OneJS bridge, so a destroyed hero is truthy in JS and hero.gameObject throws inside the UI. That throw was uncaught, so React 19 unmounted the whole tree and the session was left with no UI at all. Returning null makes the UI's own null checks - hero?.gameObject?.name - do their job.

Every write goes through here, which is what makes OnSelectedHeroChanged the whole story: Party.SelectHero is the only intended caller, but HeroNetworkBehaviour and the UI screens assign the property directly, and all of those paths have to announce themselves.

Souls

Reactive view of _souls; raises OnSoulsChanged when the value actually changes.

TotalKills

_heroes

Methods

AddHero(HeroController)

ClearHeroes()

GetMagicFindBonus()

OnHeroDeath(DeathEvent)

OnHeroKilledSomeone(DeathEvent)

RemoveHero(HeroController)

SelectHero(HeroController)

StartStopBotting()

StopBotting()

Events

OnAchievementPointsChanged

OnCursedCoinsChanged

OnGemsChanged

OnGoldChanged

OnGoldPickupRefusedVersionChanged

OnInscribedNodesVersionChanged

OnSelectedHeroChanged

Raised when SelectedHero becomes a different hero (or none), so "the player switched hero" can be an event instead of a question the UI has to ask on a timer. Bind it with useEventSync(party, 'SelectedHero', [party]), which subscribes add_OnSelectedHeroChanged and re-reads the property - the same shape as the generated OnGoldChanged on this class.

Written by hand rather than with [EventfulProperty] on the field: that generator emits get => _selectedHero, and this property is deliberately not a plain field read (see below).

OnSoulsChanged