Hi,
I have created a function or Task on an Actor. I would like to access the local variable of that function or task in another task where the task is written on another actor. How can I do that?
I want to know the purpose of the following function. Here TransportPtr is pointer of function which is written in another actor. m_Train is member variable of current task.
TransportPtr myTransport = Transport::ComponentCast(m_Train);
Hello,
I am a little confused as to what you are asking but I took a quick stab at it this morning -- do you mean you have a function in one behavior, and want to access it from another behavior? I attached a sample of this.
In "be1" there is a function that accepts a vkString input then prints it.
In "be2" there is a task that calls the function from "be1" and sets the vkString input to "Hello World"
Is this similar to what you are asking?
forumFunctionAccess.zip (11.2 KB, 2 downloads) 1 year old Hi,
My question was related to this only. In your sample you have defined two function on two different behavior. In one behavior you have created a local variable called be1Act type of vkActorPtr. In that you have assigned another behavior. Why do you do like that? Cant we access without doing that?
I mean be1 variblename = be1;
Hello,
You can create a function outside of the main brackets then call it anywhere. Ex:
// Definition of the function be1Function
void
be1::be1Function(vkString toPrint)
{
}
void fn_Print(vkString toPrint)
{
Print(toPrint);
}I can call that "fn_Print" in any function now, as it is seperate from the function specific to this behavior. Is that what you were looking for?
Hi,
Here I attach a sample project. Please look at it.
In that I have created two 3D entity on that I have written behavior. On NewBehavior1 I have declared variable "m_Name". I would like to access this variable in NewBehavior2. How can I do.?
Thanks.
Project is Here!!
Sample.zip (7.7 KB, 3 downloads) 1 year old Hi,
Please have a look to the attached project.
Two side notes :
- Execute must return something in tasks, whether it's true or false, you should have a return somewhere
- You can create behaviors directly in your Stages : right-click on the Stage >> New >> Behavior (there's no need to instantiate 3D Entities and to add behaviors on them)
Sample_v2.zip (6.6 KB, 6 downloads) 1 year old In fact in "NewBehavior2" you need to create a member that points to "NewBehavior1" (or a component on it's component ring, such as the vkActor, then do a component cast).
Why? Because there can be many instances of this behavior with the members all configured differently and you need to point to a specific instance in order to get the value of the member.
I updated your project to illustrate this point. It now has 3 instances of "Behavior1" and the "m_Name" member is configured differently for each one. In the "Behavior2" I create members to point to each instance, then in the task I print out each of the "m_Name" values.
Does this help clarify?
Sample.zip (9.2 KB, 1 downloads) 1 year old Hi iainB85 and hidde,
Thanks for your support.... I got ti what I was looking for it.
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