So, now the next example is not an array of strings but an array of entity. Here a simple sphere. i tried to initialize an array of 10 spheres and set it with .x to a specified position, but it doesn't work.
i watch it with DEBUG_VAR if my vector is set correctly and it is.
then i give the positions to every sphere, that they form a row of spheres, but all spheres has the same position.
Maybe i fall into a trap of restrictions i oversee or my pointers are wrong allocated.
ENTITY sec[10];
int i;
function main()
{
i = 10;
sec = malloc(sizeof(ENTITY)*i);
for(v=0;v<i;v++)
{
&sec[v] = ent_create("SPHERE.MDL", NULL,NULL);
&sec[v].flags = SHOW;
}
for(v=0;v<i;v++)
{
vec_set(sec[v].x, vector(v*3,0,0));
wait(1);
DEBUG_VAR(sec[3].x,30);
}
}
what my initial code should do is. that i create a master sphere, and put at every vertex, a smaller sphere:
ENTITY *fis;
int i;
void main()
{
...
fis = ent_create("SPHERE.MDL", vector(0,0,0),NULL);
i = ent_status(fis,1);
...
}
After that i get all vertices from the CONTACT struct of the Master Sphere.
And (try to) put the smaller spheres with a for..loop on them, if the positioning would work.
arggghh.
