| Skyld |
01-07-2006 04:17 PM |
GANI Manipulation problems
PHP Code:
//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated()
{
gani = findani("idle");
spritea = new TGraalAniSprite();
spriteb = gani.getsprite(40);
player.chat = gani.objecttype(); // returns TGraalAni
player.chat @= "|" SPC spritea.objecttype(); // returns TGraalVar
player.chat @= "|" SPC spriteb.objecttype(); // returns TGraalVar
player.chat @= "|" SPC gani.getsprite(40).objecttype(); // returns TGraalAniSprite
player.chat @= "|" SPC report_type( gani.getsprite(40) ); // returns TGraalVar
with (gani.getsprite(40))
{
player.chat @= "|" SPC this.objecttype(); // returns TGraalAniSprite
}
with (gani.steps[0])
{
player.chat @= "|" SPC this.objecttype(); // returns TGraalAniStep
with (this.addpos(40))
{
player.chat @= "|" SPC this.objecttype(); // returns TGraalAniPart
this.sprite = 40;
player.chat @= "|" SPC this.sprite; // returns ""
this.sprite = gani.getsprite(40);
player.chat @= "|" SPC this.sprite; // returns ""
}
}
}
function report_type(obj)
{
return obj.objecttype();
}
In my attempt to create a Gani Shop for Linux use, I've encountered numerous problems with the manipulation system provided in the Graal Linux (Gentoo) 4.0302. The problem seems to lie in, provided the example, that the getsprite returns an object conditionally: That is to say, it's inconsistent when it does and doesn't. Likewise, setting a variable to the object (as a link, of course!) makes it refer not to the Variable Object, but the Sprite Index. It seems, however, that to add, alter, and do anything with the sprites, you need to be able to set the sprite as the object. I've tried creating a GANI Editor, however, problems later on occurred when I tried adding sprites to the current GANI --This problem is more globalized to AttachSprites as well. |
