Funtion

[M4UNOT]

How do i make a function of setScale(); that works?

Exemple:

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void Scale(int one)
{
setScale(one);
}

[Lonesome Ducky]

Not to be rude, but do you know programming at all?

[Acki]

http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/functions/

[B@z]

also, check the api.
or if u use visual studio it writes out what parameter it wants.

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void ISceneNode::setScale(const irr::core::vector3df &scale);

so you need a vector3df parameter
vector3df(1,1,1); // X, Y, Z scale

also, check the tutorials

[M4UNOT]

Friends..

i'm trying to change " setScale " name to just " Scale "

with functions

like this:

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#include <irrlicht.h>

using namespace irr;

using namespace core;

using namespace scene;

using namespace video;

using namespace io;

using namespace gui;

void Scale(irr::f32 one, irr::f32 two, irr::f32 three) 
{ 

setScale(core::vector3df(one,two,three));

} 

And i get : 'setScale': identifier not found

i'm using : Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition

[Lonesome Ducky]

setScale is a member function. You can't use it without an object.

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node->setScale()

You could of course, change the definition of the function in the irrlicht code itself. But why do you need to change the name?
And on a side note, names like one, two, and three for a function aren't very good. Consider x,y,z; names that make sense so you don't forget down the road.

[Frank Dodd]

Why do you want this 'Scale' function rather than just call setScale for that object? I have created a similar function myself but it was necessary to allow it to be used by a language that was not object oriented.

If you just want to uniformly scale your object you could use the following command: -

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void Scale( ISceneNode* node, f32 fScale )
{
    node->setScale (vector3df( fScale, fScale, fScale ));
}

This is making a C style function though and not C++.

[vitek]

If you want your code to be totally awesome, you could use macros...

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#define Scale(x,y,z) setScale(x,y,z)

Travis

[slavik262]

You could use macros, but the more important question of why you can't just use setScale() still remains. What's the point in renaming it?

[M4UNOT]

I don't whant to use macros.. but functions.. becouse

i'm making my own static library of irrlicht engine library so i can work fast in

my own way...

[sudi]

you don't even know what a member function is and then u want to create a lib to work your own way???

well whatever

[slavik262]

M4UNOT, it seems like you could use some basic C++ lessons before you start using Irrlicht. http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/ and http://www.learncpp.com are both good in my experinece.

[M4UNOT]

slavik262

I don't need some basic C++ lessons

and i know how to create a lib ... Sudi see my videos:

http://www.youtube.com/user/m4unot


I just need help .. to make a function in c++ called: " Scale " that can scale

my object's instead of " setScale "


but i think maybe none of you ..know how to do it...


sorry for being a little bit rude guys but..i got tired of reading..negative

post.. and asking me to read som c++ tutorial that i already know

[Acki]

but i think maybe none of you ..know how to do this function..

wow, how challenging !!!
well, I guess you're right, nobody here knows how to do such a simple function...
also a solution was already posted above...
so, hello stupidity !!!

and just as a sidenote: keep in mind that any function put on another function slows down the code a bit, so you should always avoid unneccessary function dublications, especially for a realtime rendering engine...

asking me to read som c++ tutorial that i already know

but it seems that you don't already know this...
well, you should read ybout stuff you don't know about, like this one here...

[ACE247]

What a laugh.