New scripting methods and properties in WME Lite
Game object
Game.Platform
Read-only. This property returns the name of the operating system WME Lite is currently running on. Possible values at the moment are: "Windows", "Mac OS X" and "iPhone OS".
Note: Regular WME will return null when querying this property. That way your scripts can distinguish between WME Regular and WME Lite.
Game.DeviceType
Read-only. This property returns the type of the device WME Lite is currently running on. Possible values at the moment are: "computer", "phone" (returned on iPhone/iPod Touch) and "tablet" (returned on iPad). You can use this property to modify the user interface of your game (tiny phone screens vs larger tablets). Remember that the actual resolution is not a good indicator of screen size, because phones can use higher density displays (e.g. the retina display used in iPhone 4 / iPod Touch 4).
Game.CursorHidden
When set to true, this property hides the mouse pointer completely. This can useful for touch-only devices where mouse pointer doesn't make much sense.
Game.AutoSaveOnExit
iOS only. This property specifies whether the game should automatically save when the user presses the Home button. Default value is true.
Game.AutoSaveSlot
iOS only. This property specifies the save game slot used for automatic save. Default value is 999.
Note that you are responsible for providing the user interface for resuming the game from autosave.
Game.MostRecentSaveSlot
Read-only. This property returns the number of the most recently used save game slot. If there's no recent slot, this property contains -1.
It can be used for implementing a "Continue" button in main menu, which will allow the player to quickly continue from their last saved position.
Game.ShowStatusLine()
iOS only. Displays the top status line on iPhone/iPad.
Game.HideStatusLine()
iOS only. Hides the top status line on iPhone/iPad.
Game.Store
iOS only. Read-only. Returns a reference to the Store object, which can be used for in-app purchases.
Store object
Changed scripting methods in WME Lite
Game.SaveGame(slot, description, quickSave)
The SaveGame() method now provides an optional third parameter, which designates a quick save. When quick-saving WME doesn't display the progress indicator.
