Hallo Stromausfall,
dein wrapper ist wirklich eine tolle Sache, aber irgendwie funktioniert das bei mir nicht. Genauer gesagt meldet WED, dass er die HelloWorldExample.C nicht öffnen kann.
Mein Vorgehen: Ich verwende Visual Studio 2010 und bin bei dem Erstellen des Projektes so vorgegangen wie es auf deiner Webseite vorgeschlagen wird. Habe also ein neues Projekt erstellt, den Post-build event command eingefügt, den VS Hosting Process ausgeschaltet und im Anschluß die wrapper-Dateien hinzugefügt. Anschließend habe ich den Quelltext des HelloWorld Programms von deiner Webseite in das Programm kopiert. Dann habe ich den Debug gestartet und das Programm hat auch super kompiliert aber der WED hat dann anschließend gemeldet, dass er die HelloWorldExample.C nicht öffnen kann.
Weißt du reinzufällig woran das liegen könnte, habe ich da irgendeine Einstellung vergessen vorzunehmen und auf deiner Webseite überlesen?

afak every vec_ function returns the first parameter (a vector) as return value
so you can write this:

and this would be nice in c#, too

no, this would be nice in c#:

a = b.rotate(c.normalize(5));

yes, but he don't wanna do this ;(

but if we use the c# wrapper, we want to get rid of all those non-class system wich is used by lite-c
but if the c# wrapper is like lite-c, we can't use the full power of c#
that's what i want to say...

I've tesetd the demo, and it coould tranform easily in real indie selling game, just by adding levels, some more gameplay meachnism or any addition like RPG system !
It could make some Metroid alternative game

I've took a look at the code , i have some questions :
How is made the complete level ? it is not imported from WED ?

For entities that have code scritp attached to them, can we do that with C# ? or howw do we manage the entities with code and their attributes: values, AI state etc ... ?

@Richi007
>>afak every vec_ function returns the first parameter (a vector) as return value

hmmm then it may be just an expected behaviour, that the function behaves as you showed..
@ventilator
yep ^^

@ratchet
the level was created in blender and then imported in MED and then in WED I just added some lights...

nope attaching a script in WED won't do anything I guess !
but assigning skills works of course, thus there are several possibilities, hard code the entity-function relationship or assign them according to a skill value, or even type of entitity !

Hi,
Is it possible that the panel.event function is not implemented in c#-wrapper?
Patrick

edit:
Another question:
How can I add a on_mouse_click event.
"private IEnumerable<ScheduleMethod> pEvent()" doesn't work in this case.

@jenGs
indeed, it looks like the panel.event_ property is missing !

to add an event to for example EngVar.on_mouse_left you have to do the following :



P.S.:
I'll try to update the wrapper as soon as possible !

a new version was uploaded (for Acknex 7.85.4 AND Acknex 8.20)
the update of the wrapper includes:

- missing event_ property for PANELs was added (thanks at jenGs)
- class methods that return void and aren't static, now return the instance of the object (thanks at Richi007)

here's the link:

AcknexWrapper_2_3_2_FOR_8_20_AND_7_85_4.zip

Hi,
Thank you. But I can't figure out how to assign an event.
Thank you for this very fast update
MfG,
Patrick