Rob, we have found a way to generate a d.ts file more easily and including the jsdoc. Still not perfect, but quite good.
If you want to give it a try in your dev environment, just send us an email referencing this thread.
Thanks.

In today's JavaScript programming there's so many layers (web pack or other bundlers, transpiration, npm, etc) and styles in writing the code which is almost impossible to understand what is going on and where. I still think the issue here is the missing type definitions file. Also check this thread...

I'm not familiar with Parcel, so it is not clear what a "warningfilter" is. Can you better explain what issue are you experiencing? Thank you. In the constructor you are checking this.sfsConn , which will always be null, because this.sfsConn is not sfsConn. I suggest to review your code an...

We have a partial solution to this issue. Using the tool at the url below, you can make it generate a d.ts file for our API, which I think should stop your IDE from complaining. We will figure out if we can distribute a d.ts file together with the API. But currently I'm not 100% happy with the resul...

IntelliSense in those environments requires a types definition file to be provided. We don't have such file available, because as of today we could not find a way to generate it automatically (at least the tree of classes, methods, etc). I guess you will need to configure Intellij so that it is not ...

I just did a simple test and everything works as expected: - added a new "Test" scene to the Tris project - inside the new scene, created an empty GameObject, called "Controller" - assigned a new script to the Controller object, called "TestScript" - added the following...

Does your scene contain a Controller object to which the GameController script is assigned?

From your description it seems you are not following the Tris example entirely. In fact, after the login is performed, the Lobby scene is loaded. That's where players meet (in a dedicated Room), and create a game Room to play. Anyway... As my colleague Lapo pointed out, the Lobby and Game scenes acc...

Turned out that the doc generation tool had an issue when loading source files from a network drive.
Now the search feature works as expected. Thank you for reporting.

We fixed the documentation issues. Again, thank you for reporting.

Please contact us by email.
We can provide a test release with a modified namespace of the WebSocketSharp library we use internally.

Thanks. Let us know how it goes. As I said, if needed we will help to fix this issue.

Anyway, if the plugin developers can't help, we'll make the change to the WSSharp code in our source files.

Yes, you are right. Unfortunately there's nothing we can do, because the doc is generated by a tool and we have no clue why it doesn't work.
We'll try to check again the tool options, but I don't think we will be able to solve it.

This could be something to explore: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/ansonh/2006/09/27/extern-alias-walkthrough/ The problem is that we are not referencing the WebSocketSharp DLL in our API. We just included the source code in our own source code. You may ask the plugin developer to use the extern a...