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Object not created.

by Yue -Rookie Torque 3D- · in Torque 3D Beginner · 08/30/2013 (8:50 am) · 8 replies

Good documentation continuous torque. Obviously I'm doing something wrong.

main.cs / / exec file test.cs
test.cs
// File test.cs
datablock StaticShapeData(Obj)
{
	ShapeFile = "art/shapes/items/kit/healthkit.dts";
	testVar = "Simple string, not a stock variable";	
};
// Call prodecure Level console.
function Init()
{
	$Objeto = new StaticShape()
	{
	    datablock  = "Obj";
	    position   = "0.0 0.0 0.0";
	    rotation = "1 0.0 0.0 0.0";
	    scale      = "1 1 1";	
		
	};	
}

Object does not appear.
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    Torque Owner Richard Ranft
    Roostertail Games
    #1
    08/30/2013 (8:56 am)
    Yes, you are. To execute a script within another script you have to use the exec() function:

    // relative paths start in /game, so this will exec the myMain.cs script
// in /game/scripts/server
exec("./scripts/server/myMain.cs"); // you will have to use the correct relative path.
exec("./scripts/server/test.cs");
    Once you have done this you can use anything defined in those files anywhere you need to.

    Yue -Rookie Torque 3D-
    #2
    08/30/2013 (9:09 am)
    oops! I'm confused.

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    Torque Owner Richard Ranft
    Roostertail Games
    #3
    08/30/2013 (9:34 am)
    Huh, that should work - the only thing I can think of is that there is another function called "Init" that is defined after yours. This would overwrite yours, so it would be called instead.

    Try this: place your script into /game/scripts/server, then in /game/scripts/server/scriptExec.cs add your exec("./Init.cs") call. Change your Init() function to something like ObjInit() so it is unique. Next, try calling your new ObjInit() at the end of GameCore::startGame(), located in /game/scripts/server/gameCore.cs around line 420.

    <edit>
    I just tested this in a project I'm working on and it works fine.

    Yue -Rookie Torque 3D-
    #4
    08/30/2013 (10:46 am)
    no work, console.log

    ==>InitObj();
    GameBase::setDatablockProperty - Could not find data block "Obj"
    ShapeBase::onAdd - no datablock on shape 4268:StaticShape ((null))
    scripts/Prueba.cs (13): Register object failed for object (null) of class StaticShape.

    Torque Owner Richard Ranft
    Roostertail Games
    #5
    08/30/2013 (6:48 pm)
    Ok, so, in scripts/server make a file called initObj.cs:

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    Add your code, but change the Init() function to InitObj().
    In scripts/server/scriptExec.cs, add 
    exec("./initObj.cs");
    at the end of the file.

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    Next, in scripts/server/gameCore.cs, find GameCore::startGame() and add
    InitObj();
    at the end of that function.

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    You should see something similar to this:

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    Yue -Rookie Torque 3D-
    #6
    08/30/2013 (8:00 pm)
    I appreciate your time and help explain, so I find it easier to continue the documentation.

    thanks friend :)

    Torque Owner Richard Ranft
    Roostertail Games
    #7
    08/30/2013 (8:01 pm)
    Yeah, but did it work? ;p

    Yue -Rookie Torque 3D-
    #8
    08/30/2013 (8:01 pm)
    Yes, work perfect. :)