Weapon Image

#1 If I understand correctly what you would like to do, then you can use TorqueScript's ability to copy from a source when creating an object. If HumGunImage has all of the default properties that you want to use as a base, then create your other weapons like this:

datablock ShapeBaseImageData(MyWeapon2 : HumGunImage)
{
   ...
}

datablock ShapeBaseImageData(MyWeapon3 : HumGunImage)
{
   ...
}

I don't think there are any examples of this in the templates, but you can see this in action for the DemoPlayer datablock where it copies everything from DefaultPlayerData and only adds the shootingDelay field. This is in art/datablocks/aiPlayer.cs in the Full template.

I hope that helps.

- Dave

#2 Thank you Dave
I don't wanna create many weapon images
I wanna have single image

#3 What sorts of values do you want to be different for each 'object'?

I put 'object' in quotation marks because ShapeBaseImages do not actually exist as separate objects. They only exist when mounted on a ShapeBase. So when you call mountImage(%image, %slot), you are telling a ShapeBase object (like the Player) to display an image that looks like the datablock %image.

#4 I've found the solution
I store unique values in player class members
It works well for me