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S&box Wiki Home / Traces View Edit History Title Tag (Traces) Traces are imaginary lines. When you run a Trace you get a TraceResult - which tells you what the line hit. So for example, if you, as the player, wanted to spawn a box. You'd run a Trace from the player's eyeball to 200 units in the direction that the player is looking. The TraceResult would show that it hit a point and now you know where to place the box. Traces are constructed using the Trace static functions, and configured using members. You run the trace and get the result using Run(). var mytrace = Trace . Ray ( startPos, endPos ); mytrace = mytrace . WorldOnly (); var result = mytrace . Run (); The configuration functions return a new object. This is a convenience thing, so you can format like this: var tr = Trace . Ray ( startPos, endPos ). Run (); or like this var tr = Trace . ...

S&box Wiki Home / UI Basics View Edit History Title Tag (UI Basics) There's 2 good ways to make UI right now in s&box. You can either use Razor , or make Panels yourself. We recommend using Razor . Here's an example panel that has a Label which counts up forever. [UseTemplate] public class MyPanel : Panel { public Label MyLabel { get ; set ; } public override void Tick() { Label . Text = $"{Time.Now}" ; } } [UseTemplate] will load a template with the same class name ( MyPanel.html ). < link rel = "stylesheet" href = "MyPanel.scss" /> < div > < label class = "name" @ref = "MyLabel" > Placeholder Text </ label > </ div > <link rel="stylesheet" href="MyPanel.scss"/> will load a stylesheet with the file name that you specify. It works on relative paths from your .html file. MyPanel { position: absolute; left: 64px; top: 64px; .n...

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