This question has three parts
Part 1) The header file
Part 2) The initialization
Part 3) The run loop
//Part 1)
//.h file:
class iMonsterFinder : public csObject
{
public:
int test;
};
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//Part 2)
//Start of initialization:
//sg0 is an iMeshWrapper in the engine.
iMonsterFinder *m2;
m2->test=3;
m2->SetName("0monster");
sg0->QueryObject()->ObjAdd(m2);
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//Part 3)
//Loop of nearby objects to player:
//mw is an iMeshWrapper of one of the objects nearby
void *vo2;
iMonsterFinder *m3=NULL;
vo2=mw->QueryObject()->GetChild("0monster");
if(vo2!=NULL)
m3=(iMonsterFinder *)vo2;
if(m3!=NULL)
printf("%d\n",m3->test);
//Now this should print 3, but it prints different numbers each run
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Anyone have advice? My old initialization code in .97 looked like this and
worked:
csRef<iMonsterFinder> m2;
m2=new iMonsterFinder;
m2->test=3;
m2->SetName("0monster");
SCF_INC_REF (m2);
sg0->QueryObject()->ObjAdd(m2);
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