Interacting with editor

You can interact with the editor by using the api.getXXXInstance()

Example

const { api } = require('clipcc-extension');
// ...
const GUI = api.getGuiInstance();
const VM = api.getVmInstance();
const Block = api.getBlockInstance();

Now you can modify something in the editor. Here's an example.

// Get the frame rate.
const frameRate = VM.runtime.frameRate;
// Modify the frame rate.
VM.runtime.setFramerate(30);

You can also override a class or function.

const originalFunc = vm.runtime.sequencer.stepThread.prototype;
vm.runtime.sequencer.stepThread.prototype = function(thread) {
    console.log('current thread:', thread);
    originalFunc.call(this, thread);
};

caution

The result of all operations on the instance depends entirely on the editor's implementation, whose stability and feasibility are not guaranteed and may change from version to version.

caution

In community version, the Block instance is unavailable in player.

Prototype

function getVmInstance(): Object;
function getGuiInstance(): Object;
function getStageCanvas(): HTMLCanvasElement;
function getBlockInstance(): Object;