int main(game_entity *this)
{
if(whatever = true)
{
game_entity bullet;
bullet.set_position = 3;
bullet.set_velocity = vector3d(0, 1, 0);
}
}
Preventing destruction of variables declared in script
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Hi, I've exposed my game_entity class to angelscript. in the constructor it adds the pointer of itself to a linked list of all game_entities. So how can I have something like this:
Since the object is created locally in the script it will be stored on the script stack, which when the function exists is released. You'll have to create the object dynamically by calling some system function.
I suggest you do something like this:
This will also allow you to have more than one variable referencing the same object, instead of having a new objected created for each variable declared.
I suggest you do something like this:
int main(game_entity *this){ if(whatever == true) { game_entity *bullet = CreateEntity("bullet"); bullet->set_position = 3; bullet->set_velocity = vector3d(0, 1, 0); }}This will also allow you to have more than one variable referencing the same object, instead of having a new objected created for each variable declared.
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