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Object scenegraph2d not found

by James Ford · in Torque Game Builder · 06/10/2006 (4:25 pm) · 3 replies

For somereason one of my keybinds is not working, and when I try to access scenegraph2d from keybinds.cs I get the error "object scenegraph2d trying to access scenegraph2d::pickpoint not found" (or close to that).

Heres my code at the beginning of main.
function initializeProject()
{

   exec("./gui/mainScreen.gui");
   exec("./gamescripts/keybinds.cs");
   exec("./gamescripts/game.cs");

   
   canvas.setcontent(mainscreengui);
   canvas.setCursor(defaultcursor);
   
   new t2dSceneGraph(sceneGraph2D);
   sceneWindow2D.setSceneGraph( sceneGraph2D );
   
   scenewindow2d.loadlevel( "fight/data/levels/level.t2d"  );
   setupkeybinds();
   
}

And here is where I am getting the errors from keybinds.cs.

(this is within a function that is called by the function actually bound to a keypress)
%var = scenegraph2d.pickpoint( %obj.getpositionx(),%obj.getpositiony(),BIT(3),BIT(3),%obj );
%tilecoord = tile_layer.picktile(%x,%y);

When I load a level is my scenegraph getting replaced or something?

Also, I am always getting the error "keybinds.cs not found", except they obviously were found because my keybinds work! (except for this other problem)
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Torque Owner Alex Rice
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#1
06/11/2006 (11:22 pm)
The first thing I did when I started working with the new levelbuilder, is I edited line 1 of my level.t2d to give a name to the scenegraph
%levelContent = new t2dSceneGraph(MLEggsSceneGraph) {
I think you are correct the scenegraph name changes when you load the level.

Torque Owner Adam Larson
#2
06/11/2006 (11:47 pm)
SceneWindow2D.loadLevel will use the scenegraph in the level file, so creating 'sceneGraph2D' is unnecessary. What you'll want to do is either name your scenegraph in the level builder (in the scripting section of the edit tab when no objects are selected) or store the return value of the loadLevel function. sceneWindow2D.loadLevel will return the scenegraph it is using so you could do something like:

%scenegraph = sceneWindow2D.loadLevel("fight/data/levels/level.t2d");

Associate James Ford
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#3
06/12/2006 (6:12 am)
Thanks guys