Execute every frame

#1 I think you could get what you want by adding a Con::executef into the advancetime function of whatever base class your objects are derived from (like Con::executef(this, "onAdvanceTime", String::ToString(getId())); and maybe also pass the delta time).

Then just implement your onAdvanceTime function for your object in script.

#2 Hmm, I was hoping for some event that would happen every frame that is drawn with which I could work.
So for example I can every frame change the speed of the fish in the fishdemo tutorial.

Isn't there something like that in torquescript? It would be very usefull

#3 "t2dscenegraph::onupdatescene()" is the script function you need, it will execute every frame.

#4 Thank you very much for your answer, now at least I know it is possible.

Unfortunately I was under the impression that it would be simple to implement, but I think I am too noob.
I have tried a large variety of ways to use it, but it doesn't work.
I am still trying in the fishdemo tutorial and try to change the speed of the fish every frame, but it doesn't swim at all.

In game.cs I put the following, which I thought was correct:

function t2dSceneGraph::onUpdateScene(%this)
{
	FishClass.setSpeed();
	FishClass.setLinearVelocityX(FishClass.speed);
}

But it doesn't work

I also tried, but I'm almost certain that is wrong:

function FishClass::onUpdateScene(%scenegraph)
{
	%this.setSpeed();
	%this.setLinearVelocityX(%this.speed);
}

The knowledge I'm missing, is how to use the scenegraph class I guess, I searched for it but can't find anything which explains the correct use.
This is probably related to my small experience with OO programming in general.

#5 Eureka!!! Got it working.
My great OO-noobism got me to not give my fish a name as an object.
Just now, I named it Fish and got it working with the following:

function t2dSceneGraph::onUpdateScene(%this)
{
	Fish.setSpeed();
	Fish.setLinearVelocityX(Fish.speed);
}

Ofcourse it doesn't do yet exactly what I want but it is a start.

#6 Eureka!!! Got it working.
My great OO-noobism got me to not give my fish a name as an object.
Just now, I named it Fish and got it working with the following:

function t2dSceneGraph::onUpdateScene(%this)
{
	Fish.setSpeed();
	Fish.setLinearVelocityX(Fish.speed);
}

Ofcourse it doesn't do yet exactly what I want but it is a start.