AirshipBehaviour

Most game logic is run through AirshipBehaviours. It is our equivalent to Unity's MonoBehaviour.

AirshipBehaviours offer useful lifecycle methods. They are attached to Game Objects.

export default class ExampleAirshipBehaviour extends AirshipBehaviour {
	public greeting = "Hello, World!";

	public Start(): void {
		print(this.greeting);
	}
}

After the file is compiled, it can be added to a Game Object through the Add Airship Component menu

You should see your component added after selecting it:

When you run your game, this will print "Hello, World!"