Why do you not simply import the component with the static getter inside that class/file then?
As in I’m putting my built dist into a HTML web project where there is a separate .js file talking to my stuff
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Yes that’s what the sample does as well but instead of accessing a static getter it calls a function. There’s no other difference besides that
It’s just adapting that sample to do something with a serialized gameObject or script from the scene is where I’m stuck 
by user 103054507105067008
does this maybe help? Needle-engine - Vite Template (forked) - StackBlitz
imagine main.ts to be your js file or file.
Is it the @registerType I should try out?
by user 103054507105067008
I’m sure this is really simple but the sample scene for it from the Needle Samples has me confused
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I mean this part
External .js file > Imports a static function from my code, that function does something with seralized variables like hide/show a gameobject
by user 103054507105067008
Yep
I can see you are adding stuff to the scene there but not quite what I’m trying to do
by user 103054507105067008
Well you import the type from your package and access the static getter OR use GameObject.find… methods to find the types in the scene that you’re interested in.
Might be lazy and use GameObject.find to try that
by user 103054507105067008
What’s your package name with your script that you want to use?
then just do: import {StaticEvents } from "yourpackagename/StaticEvents.ts for example
I’ve actually ditched the package, made it all just scripts in the main project now to reduce my confusion
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Does the external static stuff even need to be a package?
by user 103054507105067008
No
then it would be from "relpath/../StaticEvents.ts" (not sure where what is in your project)