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A programming paradigm in which gameobjects (entities) are composed out of components, and are operated upon by systems. Each entity is an ID that points to specific components.
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Why place entity config outside of scripts?
The major advantage that comes to my mind is that it allows the configuration to be edited/managed by a non-programmer without requiring them to touch any of the game scripts.
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