T3D1.1 Beta 2 - Calling setHidden on an object (not a staticshape) doesn't work.- RESOLVED
by Richard Marrevee · in Torque 3D Professional · 08/25/2010 (6:09 pm) · 23 replies
Build: 1.1 Beta 2
Platform: Windows XP, 32 bit
Target: Editors, Torsion
Issues: Calling setHidden( 1 ) on a TSStatic has no effect. Object stays visible.
Steps to Repeat:
1. Launch World Editor
2. Add a TSStatic or any other object as long it is not a staticshape.
3. Select this object and in the Inspector at the Editing part select hidden
4. The object stays visible, only the assigned name disappears.
5. This also happens when directly calling object.setHidden(1) in the console
Suggested Fix:
I don't know.
Platform: Windows XP, 32 bit
Target: Editors, Torsion
Issues: Calling setHidden( 1 ) on a TSStatic has no effect. Object stays visible.
Steps to Repeat:
1. Launch World Editor
2. Add a TSStatic or any other object as long it is not a staticshape.
3. Select this object and in the Inspector at the Editing part select hidden
4. The object stays visible, only the assigned name disappears.
5. This also happens when directly calling object.setHidden(1) in the console
Suggested Fix:
I don't know.
About the author
Started programming in 1984 on an Oric, when time progressed switched to MSX, Amiga and finally the Windows PC with T3D. Now developing an epic fantasy game: The Master's Eye. Creator of the DoorClass pack and VolumetricFog pack @ richardsgamestudio.com
#22
04/14/2011 (5:23 pm)
Fixed in 1.1 Final and Preview.
#23
What I'm trying to hide is an AI player for an RTS style setup. Clicking on the target will cause it to go hidden, however it's staying visible.
08/27/2011 (10:51 pm)
Despite according to this and the change log that the issue was fixed, I'm still experiencing exactly this. The object will go hidden in the sense that collision and everything goes away, however the model itself stays there (unless you change in to the mission editor, it then updates and hides properly).What I'm trying to hide is an AI player for an RTS style setup. Clicking on the target will cause it to go hidden, however it's staying visible.
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