you could just do it like this, i think.

Code:

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Function RotateMe()
{
      my.pan += 2 * time_step;
}

on_a = Rotate_Me();                

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Exactly. An endless loop works well, don't get me wrong

There is an alternate method - the one Bot190 explained.

Programming is logical, once you know a bit about the structure and learn to think about a situation in a "programming" way - everything is easier and, everything will make sense

Code:

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action rotate_plane()
{
  while (1)
  {
	my.pan = my.pan + 2 * time_step;
   wait (1);
  }
} 

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Stick with the loop method - its works and theres really nothing wrong with doing it that way

The code in your picture will not work properly I don't think. Assigning functions to specific keys must be performed outside a function or action (at least with C-script), and "my" is an undefined pointer.

Yes, thats right, functions only run when they get called (the function "main" and starter functions run automatically)


Adoado.

Okay. Thank you