Preprocessor variables

If you're developing for multiple platforms, you often need to write custom code for each platform. In most cases, the best way to do this is to use Application.Platform and GraphicsDevice.RendererType. Alternatively, you can use preprocessor variables which come heandy when you need to add editor-only code or compiled for selected platforms.

Example

private void Start()
{
#if FLAX_EDITOR
    Debug.Log("Ups! It's Editor!");
#else
}

Defines

Define	Description
FLAX_EDITOR	Compile for editor (play in-edior).
FLAX_PLUGIN	Compile project for plugin export.
FLAX_EDITOR_WIN	Compile for editor on Windows.
FLAX_WINDOWS	Compile for Windows.
FLAX_UWP	Compile for Universal Windows Platform (UWP).
FLAX_WSA	Compile for Windows Store.
FLAX_XBOX_ONE	Compile for Xbox One.
FLAX_X	Used to detect Flax version during compilation. X=major version of Flax. eg. FLAX_1
FLAX_X_Y	Used to detect Flax version during compilation. X=major version of Flax. Y=minor version of Flax. eg. FLAX_1_2
FLAX_X_Y_Z	Used to detect Flax version during compilation. X=major version of Flax. Y=minor version of Flax, Z=build number of Flax. eg. FLAX_1_2_6554

To specify custom compilation macros see Game Cooker and Game Settings documentation.