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[Entitas:] EntityIndex with multiple key support
See original GitHub issueUsually you generate one key for a given entity, e.g. name : string. In some cases it is helpful that one entity generates more than one key, e.g. a building on a map with position and size.
The building is at position(0,0) but because it has a size of (2,2) should also generate keys for all the other occupied positions.
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There you go https://github.com/sschmid/Entitas-CSharp/blob/develop/Tests/TestFixtures/Fixtures/CustomEntityIndex.cs
If you can represent this as an int, it would be great. Otherwise there’s a risk to create lots of string and increase the gc pressure