[Closed] Custom Attributes scope

Hello,

I have a struct with a variable and a couple of functions. On it’s creation, I make a dummy with a custom attribute. But everything inside this custom attribute cannot access the local stuff from the struct. Here’s an example:

struct limb
(
	skeleton,
	fn updateSkeleton val =
	(
		for lBone in skeleton do
		(
			print "updating fkik weights"
		)
	),
	
	on create do
	(
		ctrlNode = dummy boxsize:[0.2, 0.2, 0.2] 
		
		--customattribute 
		limbDataCA = attributes limbData
		(
			parameters main rollout:params
			(
				fkik type:#float ui:fkikSpin default:100
			)
				 
			rollout params "limbData"
			(
				spinner fkikSpin "FKIK" type:#float
				
				on fkikSpin changed val do
				(
					updateSkeleton val -- <----- the crucial point is here
				)
			)
		)
		custAttributes.add ctrlNode limbDataCA
	)
)

arm = limb skeleton:armBones

updateSkeleton doesn’t seem to exist for limbDataCA. If I place that for loop from updateSkeleton inside the attribute, it won’t find the skeleton variable. The only way for it to find updateSkeleton would be to place it as a global, but I can’t do that because this struct is going to be used multiple times. The same goes with limbDataCA, I can’t make it global because it’s supposed to be an attribute of that specific struct

I haven’t used custom attributes much yet, am I doing something wrong? Or there really is no other way?

*edit: could it be the rollout scope the problem instead of the parameter…?