array of Iscenenode

[dipi]

I'm trying to make an online flygame. I have one question can you make an array of Iscenenodes?

Here's my example from in the program:

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core::array<scene::ISceneNode *> planes;
if(!(plrid == playernr))
			{
			
				std::cout << "player added" << playernr << plrid;
			players[plrid] = plrid;
			planes[plrid] = smgr->addMeshSceneNode(vliegtuigje);
			}

But when I compile it VC++ give no errors or warnings. But when I start the game (and an other one -> creating new player in network) this code is "activated" and the program crashes.

Do you know an answer or is there another way to link playersid's to an object for exemple to do

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 playerid->setRotation(core::vector3df(10,10,10));

[Nadro]

You must usage Irrlicht core::array similar to std::vector, so when You created ISceneNode You have to push it on Your array eg:

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core::array<scene::ISceneNode*> planes;

ISceneNode * my_node = smgr->addMeshSceneNode(vliegtuigje);

planes.push_back(my_node);

for manage player You can create integer eg. PlayerID or someting and next:

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planes[PlayerID]->setPosition(vector3df(0,0,0));

[dipi]

It still crashes

[B@z]

are you sure that the playerID doesnt point out from the array?

for example you put players into the array like this

playerID = 0
pushback
playerID = 1
pushback
playerID = 2
pushback

then you remove the playerID 1, and you point the array as playerID 2
then it will crash, because

array[0]->playerID = 0
array[1]->playerID = 2
array[2] = NULL

you should make a variable what you can rely on
for example

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ISceneNode* myNode = smgr->addMeshSceneNode("something");
myNode->setID(playerID);
planes.push_back(myNode);

then later

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for (u32 i = 0; i < planes.array(); i++)
 if (planes[i]->getID() == playerIDWhatYouWant)
 { do your things; break }

then it wont crass impo

[JP]

Just run your code in the debugger and it will be clear why it's crashing! You've not even provided us enough code to try and figure out the problem for you.

[BlindSide]

Use core::map or std::map for this purpose. e.g.

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core::map<int, ISceneNode*> myNodeMap;
myNodeMap[playerId] = smgr->addMeshSceneNode(vliegtuigje);