Adding a member variable to TSShapeInstance

#1 I ran into issues similar to this with the NameSpace class/object. There are functions that create the memory by allocating it as a memory. So this keeps one from deriving from that class and adding variables. I eventually gave up trying to alter that object and solved my problem another way.

I don't know what is causing your issue, but it may be something similar. Or it could be a pointer issue. Without seeing the code I cannot tell. Maybe throw up a snippet to give us an idea?

#2 Hi Frank.

I literally just added:

Point3F oldPoints[256];

To the class definition.

Ian

#3 If it is not an allocation issue (where the class storage is allocated outside its initialization) then it could be you need to rebuild the engine. Other than that I haven't a clue.

#4 I just tested this, added Point3F oldPoints[256]; to tsShapeInstance.h, recompiled and everything runs OK.

#5 Did you load a mission with a player object in it? If so, weird... I wonder what I've broken elsewhere!

Ian

#6 @Ian, yes loaded missions and shot stuff etc....