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by _Ricardo_Junior · in Torque Game Engine · 09/24/2007 (7:34 am) · 3 replies

Hi all,

Well, I'm making tests using starter.fps toolkit. In this folder, I put a file with this code:

datablock ItemData(ObjTeste)
{
shapeFile = "~/data/shapes/items/healthPatch.dts";
mass = 1;
friction = 1;
};

function InsereObjTeste()
{
%shape = new Item() {
datablock = ObjTeste;
rotation = "0 0 1 0";
};

// Insere na missao do torque
MissionCleanup.add(%shape);

%shape.setTransform("-90 -2 20 0 0 1 0");
echo("Inserindo elemento " @ %shape);

return (%shape);
}

function MoveObjeto(%shape, %dist)
{
%xfm = %shape.getTransform();
%lx = getword(%xmf, 0);
%ly = getword(%xmf, 1);
%lz = getword(%xfm, 2);
%lx += %dist;

%shape.setTransform(%lx SPC %ly SPC %lz SPC "0 0 1 0");
}

function ExecutaMovimento()
{
%ms = InsereObjTeste();
MoveObjeto(%ms, 15);
}

Then, I start my starter fps and in the console I execute exec("starter.fps/teste.cs");
It compiles without problem and load the compiled file, as said in the console.

The problem is when I try, in the console, this comand:

$dd = InsereObjTeste();

I receive an error message, saying that this function does not exist. Does someone knows why this occour?

Thanks a lot.

Jose Ricardo
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    Associate Orion Elenzil
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    #1
    09/24/2007 (9:36 am)
    Jose - it is a syntax error to put a semicolon after the closing brace of a function definition.
    function InsereObjTeste()
{
%shape = new Item() {
datablock = ObjTeste;
rotation = "0 0 1 0";
};   // <---------------------------------- get rid of the ";"

    edit - whoops, i was counting the braces wrong; this ain't the problem.

    Torque Owner _Ricardo_Junior
    #2
    09/24/2007 (12:27 pm)
    Hi Orion,

    It's not an error. It's only a shape creation. If you look, this bracket is from new Item and not from function InsereObjTeste.

    Thanks.

    Jose Ricardo

    Associate Orion Elenzil
    Real Life Plus
    #3
    09/24/2007 (1:15 pm)
    Oh you're right; sorry.

    to preserve indenting in forum posts,
    you can put the stuff inside a [ code ] ... [ /code ] pair. (except w/o spaces)

    to be sure the code is compiling, you could try adding an echo() right above the function() statement.